Dr Audrey Shen Removes MASSIVE Lump From Dogs Bottom! | Full Episode | E25 | Bondi Vet

[@patriciaathome2719]

Major kudos to Imari's mom for believing and persevering with that little sweetheart kitten! Huge boos to those ignorant vets who feel the best solution to 'different' is death! Thanks to Dr. Chris for going the extra mile!

[@mbsbrown7838]

My Add-A-Leg (Addie)was born with a withered right front leg and no bones where her foot should be. Thank God the breeder brought her to me! She is 7 and living the life with 3 legs. Yea for Imari's mom!

[@crystalheart9]

@@mbsbrown7838 That's wonderful 🥰

[@crystalheart9]

Isn't that the truth, they all deserve a chance 🥰😻

[@auroraborealis6009]

The great things about animals is that they don't mourn their losses of limbs or senses. They just say "that's how I am now" and move on.

[@WoWUndad]

@@auroraborealis6009 whatever makes you feel better

[@lotharsoran3604]

Wendy is an amazing owner. Physio 20 times a day with a tiny kitten is a serious level of dedication, I am very impressed. That's love, right there.

[@Michelle-bx5si]

I love Dr. Chris’s ingenuity in making anything for all animals from a beak to a tiny splint for a kitten all the while never freaking the customers out and keeping that smile. What a beautiful soul. Great credit to parents for sure to raise someone so caring of not just every animal but of humans also although I think animals have his heart ✨

[@imalwaysright]

Dr Chris and his genius, innovative solutions. Legend.

[@Lunaria7777]

He is my favorite

[@tinydancer7426]

Amari's owner should make a visit to those first vets that told her to put her down ...... and educate them on how to correct a congenital deformity in a limb (twisted leg syndrome). Shame shame on them for not even trying. High praises to Dr. Chris for at least trying, if nothing else.

[@phyllispahmahmie5831]

Sometimes it is the cost.

[@tinydancer7426]

Whether the cost is worth trying is not a decision that should be made by the physician (vet in this case). Perhaps, the "cost" that those two vets did not want to invest was their time. Still, shame, shame on them. If they did not know how to correct the limb, if that was the case, they should have been up front and said so (I would have to watch the video again to determine whether the owner said anything in that regard), rather than saying "There is nothing that can be done." I would have more respect if a vet said, "I don't want to even try and then fail", might not like them much, but that would have been a more honest answer. Again, high praises to Dr. Chris, and much respect for caring enough to try.

[@reekymirror6764]

@@Googlegivemyoriginalnameback 😂

[@hatted_phil3468]

My cat got 5 kittens one of them with a twisted leg(i can't remember how serious it was back than) We just sat down several hours a day massaging it into the right direction and it worked out perfectly.

[@madeliner1682]

@@Googlegivemyoriginalnameback you right 😂

[@thunstrom62]

Scott's sis in law is so funny great sence of humor.and so kind to take that bird in.bless your heart.

[@dolphinsblu]

I hate when people give up so quickly on critters, but seeing the dedication of Wendy to Amari, my heart is so happy to see someone say screw you she deserves a chance.

[@robadams5799]

Do you agree that Wendy looks like Lucy "Xena" Lawless?

[@dolphinsblu]

@@robadams5799 too funny, she does look like her a little

[@harlowlander9689]

I loved this episode. From the dedication to help a beautiful kitten to the amazing rescue of a blind Indian ring neck. I had no idea the Ringneck was an invasive species in Australia. I have a male Ringneck who recently lost both of his mate's, aka, his friends. We don't condone tropical bird breeding. His name is Buddy and he loves to chat with us. I was so happy to see this little girl get a forever home. Thank you Bondi vet!

[@judithenglish]

I think Scott said it was an invasive species in Britain.

[@Wheelstar72]

That white kitten is adorable, if it was a bone deformity she could have it amputated as cats do really well on 3 legs. Glad t owner didn’t allow her to b euthanised

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

Thankfully it was messed up soft tissue, and Dr. Chris was able to make her leg normal. It was an injury sustained in the womb. (Jan Griffiths).

[@janicefinnerty5809]

@@douglasgriffiths3534 p00

[@reekymirror6764]

@@janicefinnerty5809 are you a child?

[@MissSkittles89]

I've had two kittens in my life that were born with turned-in legs... The first had one front leg turned in and we named him Gimpy, then his sister Trouble had a litter and she had one with both front legs turned in. We figured it was because their moms were so tiny with their litters, and they both lived long, loving, playful lives. 💜

[@jase123111]

That little girl noticed straight away that the parrots eyes did not look like they should look. I think she will be a good vet or doctor in the future!

[@okayyish]

actually ring-necked parakeets are supposed to look like that, the whites of their eyes being visible is completely normal. the only abnormal thing was her pupils not contracting

[@auroraborealis6009]

Observant kid.

[@janicefinnerty5809]

@@okayyish j

[@viccolasvic9461]

Yeah that ringneck's eyes are supposed to pinpoint on command and it's stare almost looks vacant.

[@deniseroe5891]

Oh my a Rotti, I lost my girl, Elvira when she was 11 due to liver failure. Miss her and tear up every time I see one. Sweet kitten, glad she was saved. Amazing, a blind bird. Adorable kids.

[@pants6416]

I love Rottweilers. They're such great dogs. Sorry for your loss. Elvira's a great name too!

[@michaellennon13]

Even though I'm a dog person, I really enjoyed that kitten's recovery! Really touched ♥️

[@sunkissed1974]

Scott’s wife and sisters in law all have the best voices. They all sound so much alike!! And the fact that they are as devoted to the animals who need their help and have Scott for back up is amazing.

[@cannotwaittoseedavanteadam4301]

One of my cats had a litter of kittens. When we checked on them, we saw that one of them had their umbilical cord wrapped around one of his hind legs. You can tell that the leg was dead cuz the blood flow had been cut off for too long. We took him to the vet and they suggested that we put him down. We declined cuz we wanted to see if he’d make it. The next day, we went to check on him and saw that his dead leg was gone. We looked around for it but couldn’t find it anywhere. We think that the mom cat basically chewed it off and ate it. That’s the only thing that we can think of that could explain what happened. That was about 6 years ago now and we still have that kitten. Only he isn’t a kitten anymore. Lol. He has no problem with getting around with 3 legs. He does look funny when he runs. Lol.

[@blujaee]

That is a very empowering story also a bit funny lol

[@uhhohhnico]

what in the world!

[@jmk0574]

That’s crazy but also really cool Nature is amazing!

[@hanikazuha]

Hearing a dead leg missing have never been sound so scary yet confusing and funny at the same time

[@wyattscott4208]

Was he bleeding? Or did it already heal?

[@randomstuff7332]

I really wish the can keep the surgery parts in and we can see what's going on

[@eleanorrrose]

Only if they put graphic warning

[@tommot94]

KZbin algorithm won’t allow it

[@briggyb]

Dr Pimple Popper has millions of views removing lipomas and rarely, if ever, has a graphic warning so not sure about the accuracy of statements above. I do think Bondi Vet is simply trying to not offend people who are a little more sensitive. But I personally would love to watch a full procedure.

[@tommot94]

@@briggyb dr pimple also isn’t a monetised channel hence why they leave it in

[@briggyb]

@@tommot94 guess I don't understand the difference between monitored and not. Who is doing the monitoring? Just noticed you edited to say monetized. You don't think Dr P is making money from youtube? That seems crazy to me. But nothing is surprising these days.

[@YvonneWilson312]

Coco was adorable! Bless those little snores! So glad they could remove that huge lump.

[@ingridmulder4984]

15 years ago my cat was pregnant and had 6 little kittens. 1 of them had to put down, because both of his back legs were bend over his back. I've never seen something like that. It was heart breaking because momma cat did look for a few weeks for a baby kitten who wasn't alive anymore.

[@lxtte__7357]

Awww that’s so sad! I had two cats, one of them died just before I was born, and the other one we had to give away because my dad’s girlfriend was allergic. Their names were Scarab and Eli.

[@farhatthani2952]

The doctors of vets are the most caring and helpful people in the world ❤️❤️❤️

[@epicureanbard]

Everyone's talking about Dr. Chris, but can we talk about that poor mother being guilted by her brother-in-law into taking care of yet another animal. "I should just rename my house The Ark"

[@moonlighttiger5278]

she probably had already agreed to take in the bird, prior to the filming or it was staged and the bird went to a different home.

[@NordRageLevicus]

How is that being "guilted" by the brother in-law? It's more the children and the neighbors/acquaintances along with him... the mother clearly cares about these animals or she wouldn't allow them in her house at all... To me this sounds more like on-camera banter rather than actual guilting. But yeah she's a sympathetic woman, I like her too c:

[@gennasharples9409]

I have a pet Indian Ringneck. She is the sweetest thing ever

[@refinnej5302]

I am sure this was all dramatized for the show. While this stuff may be "reality TV," it is still scripted to make it more interesting.

[@epicureanbard]

@@refinnej5302 thinking about it, I'm sure you're right. You're not the only one to point that out.

[@kiarafletcher882]

OMG I've never been this early so hopefully BondI can maybe see this comment because you guys have inspired me to want to open my own adoption agency for animals when I'm older. Thank you❤️❤️❤️

[@rubybeast4445]

I have a disability called Arthrogryposis and it looks exactly like what that kitten has. I don’t have it in my legs or anything that bad but club feet are common. And I helped my wrists by doing Physio therapy and splinting when I was a kid. Arthrogryposis can also appear in cats and cows so I was thinking that little Amari might have had it.

[@debsayler624]

Wendy should be a vet ! She did such a good job working with the kitten . What a big hearted lady she is ! 💗

[@Lassieandfriends]

Coco had me in floods of tears. She looks EXACTLY like my beautiful best friend I lost recently, which for me is both heartbreaking and so lovely at the same time. Such a beautiful old girl ♥️♥️

[@alisafulena7975]

Awe, God bless both owner and vet! I am so glad they both looked into the issue and saved the kittens life. All life is precious and we should respect that. Society is too quick to give up on people and animals! Most can be rehabbed. I love seeing life being preserved. So beautiful.

[@amcgeckos]

Seeing Tim with that baby wombat literally made my day!!! Super adorable!!!

[@shanellstrehlow7110]

A Bondi Vet upload on my birthday. What a wonderful gift.

[@CeltycSparrow]

Amari is beautiful. And she has a strong name.....it means "eternally beautiful", but it also means "strong". I think this beautiful little girl is going to be just fine, thanks to Dr. Chris and in a few weeks, she's going to be playing with her siblings, like nothing was ever wrong.

[@Alexandra-qc9te]

Perfectly suits her because she's a gorgeous warrior 💪🥰

[@lorenrobertson8039]

What beautiful children in the bird segment. I hope that the sweet parrot is able to recover. I find these videos so relaxing and enjoyable.

[@joananderson7446]

I was so happy for the determination of this woman and the Doctor to fix this little kitty!

[@christineuk8266]

Veterinarians & staff are amazing!! Just picked my youngest dog from the vets. I spent all morning worrying about my boy/bichon. All is ok!!

[@auroraborealis6009]

When the kitten is that tiny, it's relatively easy to realign things. The scary thing is that she's so teeny tiny. When chicks are born with wonky legs, they can fix them using it bitty splints. Hopefully she's climbing curtains and knocking things over with her siblings

[@Podjanatwong]

The kitty makes me cry so happy for her🥲

[@lindanolf2113]

Love was just pouring out in this video. My heart is full. Dr. Dani, I love your song and voice that you sing at the end.❤😊

[@ShadowStrike28]

Such an amazing story with the Indian Ringneck. My family rescued an Albino Ringneck a little over a month ago. When we found it our garden and no owner could be found. I hope the little cutie has found a safe, happy and healthy home.

[@gingercox6468]

Kittens born like this have lots of hope for recovery. They grow and sometimes fix itself. Right now as a baby the bones is very soft and malleable. The legs can be fixed.

[@NovasCreations]

Not having any interesting stuff for Tim this episode: LET HIM CUDDLE A WOMBAT. GENIUS.

[@tmf866]

Absolutely adorable. And the wombat is cute too. :)

[@dragonbreathsmaugh559]

Love wombats and tassies. Lets see more please. Love the Aussie animal vids. Not minding the not too shabby vets either !Thanks. x 🤭 🦩

[@tinydancer7426]

Wombats are cute.

[@dixierae3442]

I always think of Chris as the McGyver of Veterinary medicine. He comes up with the simplest but most amazing little gadgets that have the ability to completely change or save the lives the animals who are fortunate enough to be placed in his Gifted Hands

[@ninaappelt9001]

I loved when he fashioned a "flip flop" for a Pelican. I think it was a Pelican. A bird with webbed feet at any rate.

[@dixierae3442]

@@ninaappelt9001 oh I did to Nina that was absolutely awesome. I have the black lab and he is terrified of going to the vet. I would give anything to be able to find someone like Doctor Chris. I could see him laying down on the floor with Luke and giving him a big snuggle until he calmed down.

[@nicoleelizabeth3435]

bondi vet team is amazing i love how they all work together keep up the good work chris,scott and danny

[@bigredc222]

Those little girls are great kids, their parents are doing a good job.

[@nicoleelizabeth3435]

no matter how small the animals is they always try there best to give them a second chance that's was i love about bondi vet i wish you guys as my vet you are all awesome

[@paolabueso]

Wendy has such a beautiful heart! Amari is very lucky to be in such a loving home. ❤️🙌🙌🙌

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

The wombat joey with Tim was adorable. So glad that all the animals in this episode had great outcomes, and hope they're living happy lives. (Jan Griffiths).

[@ionaberyl]

Omfg 😂 he really just tapped down the kitten 😭

[@pants6416]

I've seen them tape down lizards too! I'm sure they use skin safe, medical tape.

[@wendyonthefly]

Gosh I love this show. So many wonderful people willing to help animals.

[@Imapeach1]

TIM IS SO SWEET TO ALL THE ANIMALS IN HIS CHARGE.💖💖💖💖

[@W.Rain.]

Thank you so much :) The new episodes, be it bondi vet or Tim's show, brighten my day!❤️

[@maryw.5779]

Wombats are sooo cute! Especially when they're young. The clinic does so much good for so many animals. We're in the middle of the Covid-19 outbreak, so I find the crowded beach scenes amusing. I doubt it would look like that now. Depending on how your outbreak is going, I hope you're masking, practicing social distancing, and doing lots of hand washing. I hope effective vaccines have become easily available, and your beaches become open again for normal crowds. Thank you for helping with my boredom from staying at home.

[@melanieshuman7105]

No one: Literally no one: Me: The best part of the dog surgery is seeing their tongue sticking out.

[@leanna5733]

uh ok

[@dogmoment7445]

There is no best part of a surgery, each surgery is every second where doctors are under anxiety and the patient or animal can die. So each part of a surgery is sickening and sad. Therefore you would have to be a cruel human to think that a surgery has a best part and actually its the end, thats the best part with it ends when the patient living.

[@cammiecalcagno9505]

Ikr

[@fxrsvken2476]

@@dogmoment7445 No the tongue is the best part

[@dogmoment7445]

@@fxrsvken2476 There is no best part, the best part is the end.

[@olivedog1880]

I have a serious addiction to this show. It’s all I’ve done all weekend, Is watch all these episodes

[@canoefor-one1102]

Three cheers for Wendy, little Imari's mum. She followed through with her physio!

[@katharinanovobacki3652]

Poor dog thank you very much for helping her! Nice greetings from the black forest Germany lord bless you all

[@maximusmccreery5440]

The song : You make my world a better place The crow: CAW CAW

[@cutedoggoz1692]

Who else wanted to see the lump that was removed?

[@kellyfoo563]

Me!!!!!

[@margoakley2345]

And me!!!

[@bailey125]

Yeah some of these vet channels take censorship waaaay too far. Some even blur scalpels and needles and even blunt surgical instruments.

[@tinakirksey9675]

🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️🙋‍♀️

[@1mizuka6]

@@bailey125 It’s because of the flaming sensors. If they don’t do that the Spenser’s block the whole video. They don’t have the intelligence to realise that people like you and I can cope and want to see the complete filming. 😞

[@btsv6442]

I have to admit this but the boy doctor is really 🔥

[@angela21975]

Aweee.....a grown man kissin on a wombat!! So adorable. Wombats are outerlimits ADORABLE!!!!

[@nicoleelizabeth3435]

the white kitten in the intro is so cute and the little kittens are so adorable

[@auroraborealis6009]

That's how they suck us in. So cute and tiny and cuddly. When you are completely in love with them, they start destroying things. I adopted only senior cats for 20 years because no one wants them One itty bitty kitten showed up in my garage (?!) And a year later 2 kittens assaulted me at the hay barn. They were feral, but understood how to manipulate me. One in particular actually climbs the window panes, opens drawers and cabinets and pushes out the contents. Nothing is safe anymore.

[@aiyana_yk1557]

@@auroraborealis6009 I can see you are no longer a fan of cats lol

[@GrenPara]

I love this kitten story. I am so happy it is being taken care of. Thanks

[@grammybear4226]

🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼..

[@debraslagle7321]

And from a 67 year old grandma and animal lover from Tucson, AZ.

[@pj4345]

How kind of you Scott to give the children the bird.. an make your Sister in Law so happy 😃

[@zevric7524]

Tim: Right, so we have this stupidly venomous snake that we have to catch and milk for venom, then we need to save a family from the worlds most venomous spider, but first let me cuddle this baby wombat I'm hand rearing. Me: You are my spirit animal good sir.

[@rupertmiller9690]

As a Dr. Pimple Popper viewer, I really wanted to see the lumpectomy in all it's glorious grotesqueness. But, alas, the weak stomached viewers have won out and the channel shows only the before and after, no longer the good stuff with all the red stuff.

[@mjremy2605]

I wanted to see it too. What it looked like. Please don't cut out this gory stuff. Its educational and satisfies our curiosity.

[@MariaFerreira-kd7ig]

@@mjremy2605 a Deus

[@sweetpea7715]

This shows has been on tv

[@michelleflood7225]

@@mjremy2605 it’s you tube they can’t otherwise you’d get nothing at all so that’s why .

[@mjremy2605]

@@michelleflood7225 Of course they can. Many graphic surgeries on KZbin.

[@anngreen3495]

This special episode made me feel so good just when I needed it. Thanks Bondi Vet et al!

[@michelefritchie6198]

I think animals that are born different have special qualities that make them more interesting.

[@susannezacke2823]

i really love these children whoo and of corse the animals good luck for thies loverly familie greatings from austris

[@lucylee6982]

💗💗 Kayaking, rescue & phone call....multitasking at it’s best!! Thank You 💗💗

[@e-blackheart]

I had a kitten that was born like that too. The vets told me that it would need it's leg amputated. I researched kittens born like that and I found physical therapy. The vet didn't even bring that up. I did the physical therapy and now you can't even tell he was born with a problem. I kept him.

[@Lioness006]

My 12 year old dog had a lump the size of a naval orange removed in Aug 2019. She was in surgery for 3 hours bc they wanted to get it all. They still have it bc I didn't have the extra money to get it tested. They didn't see any spread on her pre surgery x-rays and the area hasn't grown any more since it was removed. But she still has several lumps, including one on her belly almost as big as the one on her thigh. She's 13 now but still healthy & happy. No limping. She got through surgery like a champ, and actually had to have surgery again a week later to fix the sutures and clean up some pressure necrosis from the buttons. The skin was so tight bc they had to remove so much, the stitches ripped through the skin. It didn't help that that was the side she always wanted to lay on. She's doing great now, other than about 4 troubling lumps. She still has a bald patch though. Lol

[@BondiVet]

We can't resist a cute kitten story! Are you more of a cat or a dog person?! Or anything else?! 🤔

[@cheesequaked]

Cat, but bird HAHA

[@akantiia]

Dog person here!

[@troubler2115]

Cat person, but turtles are sooo cute🐢

[@Silver_Turtle]

🐢🐢🐢 I'll let you guess. . .🐢🐢🐢

[@auroraborealis6009]

Dogs, cats, horses, peacock, chickens........ But why do you allow your tech to have so much loose hair during a sterile surgery? It should be tied back and under a cap. I have long hair and assisted with a variety of surgeries. If nothing else, a nice spray of effluent in your hair can mess up your day.

[@guyfam2]

Scott’s niece and nephew are utterly adorable.

[@binxkei8598]

white kitten: LET ME GO hooman: *talking to person behind the camera*

[@mjremy2605]

Those two kids at the end are the cutest! I want to take them home... errr no. But maybe borrow them for an hour of giggles and cuteness! Poor little ring neck parrot (native to India). So sad she is blind and now cannot fly either. Such a nice family and mom, and Dr. Scotty the vet! Great job on the little kitten, Dr. Chris! What a spectacular outcome! Also great outcome on the Rottie, Dr Audrey!!! Yay!! I enjoyed the little vistas of Sydney and Bondi Beach. What a beautiful place, wow! Greetings from California.

[@anafelix4455]

It is so nice to see twin vet's are excellent at what they do hope to see them work together soon.

[@barbaradavis8468]

Thank u for caring for these wonderful creatures

[@rottierumbles9451]

What kind of Vet says euthanize a kitten because of a bum leg, even if they can't fix it a cat can live with 3 legs, but they never even tried, SHAME ON THEM! Well done Kitty Mum and Dr. Chris for not giving up on her and proving to those lame Vets that they can survive if you actually take the time to find out what the problem is instead of killing them because you're too lazy to help.

[@SnowPink90]

I’m so glad the woman kept that little kitty and gave it a chance at a life.💗🐈💗 I never knew that England had a bird like this flying around (I know it was brought over from another country.). Incredible!! It’s such a beautiful bird.💚💚 We had this kind of fish that was brought over from Asia called the Asia Carp and they are causing problems in BC waterways. Too bad people don’t think what their actions will do, before doing them.🤷🏼‍♀️

[@edaozturk8542]

The highlight of the episode is the maternity shoot Tim has with the wombat :)

[@bost91]

This actually warmed my heart ♥️

[@feurigerStern]

Aww! A ring-necked parakeet. I owned one for 17 years. I miss him so.

[@susanmartin3762]

Mama kitty was asleep while Chris worked on her baby. She must have trusted the Dr. What kind of a vet would not even try to help her? That's a selfish diagnosis.

[@Nikita-jo4cl]

I couldn’t have euthanised that little kitten just because of a wonky leg, I’m so impressed with the kittens human mumma for giving her a shot at life

[@maximillian1109]

Same! I mean, if they really couldnt fix the leg, a cat can live a great life as an amputee as well! Like, wtf?!

[@pants6416]

@@maximillian1109 Right?! It's just a leg! They have four of them!

[@livsweetdreams]

@@maximillian1109 looks like a specific breed probably worth more with all four legs which is why she would go to all the trouble but yes I agree 100%

[@TerryProthero]

@Nikita I could if the kitten was going suffer needlessly. Sometimes it's more humane to euthanize an animal. But with a leg there are a lot of options. So, it's often not necessary to euthanize in that situation. But sometimes people can't afford to give an animal expensive surgeries etc. So, that's an issue too.

[@jenni8200]

Why would you automatically euthanize a kitten with a leg deformity... If everything else is fine and there's no way to fix the leg cats do just fine as tripods

[@Pythonaria]

Exactly what I thought too.

[@prcervi]

because a true physical deformity could be a sign of other major internal deformities that would doom the kitten to a brief life, also tripod cats are a bit less forgiving about losing a back leg(worse arthritis sooner, worse jumping ability, ect) it wasn't though, kitten just got bit squished in utero and had a simple(tedious) fix

[@katrinschirmer8018]

@@prcervi then you check to see what is actually going on before even suggesting putting it down.

[@resourcedragon]

It's not unusual for pedigreed puppies and kittens to be euthanised if they have any deformity, even a minor one. I met a Rottweiler that was going to be put down because he had a small patch of hair growing backwards (like a ridgeback). Fortunately someone wanted him and he had a good life.

[@pants6416]

@@resourcedragon Yet another reason I dislike breeding.

[@mariannem6128]

Tim, what a cheeky guy! Love your romantic wombat love fest photo shoot. Yes, anyone that watches, knows you enthusiastically love all the animals in your care but I'm guessing you lost a bet or the videographer had some dirt on you and blackmailed you into a few of those poses. Well, you kept a straight face and it's only a little embarrassing until your wife sees it and either laughs with you or gets jealous. Thanks for signing up for the show and all that you do to showcase the various animals, all while properly educating us on their care and habits, in your darling slightly over the top way. Best to your future!

[@Synathe]

it still amazes me at vets that go out to homes and check on animals.

[@anitasyvalahti1730]

That was amazing episode🌟! Was from about year ago. Dr. Chris is incredible🥰! Beautiful cat mama, and sweets kittens. One kitten with twisted leg. Heal process was perfect👌❣. Dr. Scott helped❤ her lengthy friend`s dog💖. Dog with massive lumps, thank you Doctors🤩. Blind bird is adorable. 🦜💞& family.

[@tiffanyholman4028]

When Chris used the tape, all moms were like, "Yeah, I've thought of it too." 🤣 lol

[@truthfulkarl]

those kittens won the genetic lottery. blue eyes and pure white? and not one deaf kitten? lucky

[@shadycatz85]

they're not pure white, you can see their point developing (seal point by the look). they're siamese. all point siamese are born white and then develop their points over the next weeks and months. they do not have the same genetic profile as actual white, blued eyed cats that causes deafness.

[@truthfulkarl]

@@shadycatz85 cool i didnt know that

[@amaccoy]

Remarkable little bird! Such a fighter, and she just rolls with the punches! You don't see that with parrots

[@LinkaBellGAME]

I'm so happy that it's a ending theme now, I was hoping it would be! Loving it!!

[@chickymommakat9685]

I’m 41 years young. Is it too late for me to go back to school? I want badly to become a veterinarian. I would love to also travel down to visit folks who keep chickens. There are not many clinics that will provide care for them. Even if they treat avian and exotic animals. I would like to bridge that gap. I would also check with all household pets, that aren’t able to get out the clinic.

[@pants6416]

It's never too late! People could really use a vet like that! Go for it!

[@Alexandra-qc9te]

It's never too late to achieve anything as long as we're on this Earth ☺️ and if that's you in the pfp I refuse to believe you're 41.😉👏👍

[@caitlinlyons8376]

Seeing them clip the birds wings brought me back to that scene in the film Paulie where they clipped his wings

[@budgiebreder]

Ive owned a blind bird before and we left it flighted because it had worked out how to navigate its aviary home even with very limited sight (we think it could see blurry shadows/light and thats it) it acted very similar to this bird but it knew day from night. Though i would recommend clipping for blind birds as watching this bird fly around was always scary. Itd fly super slow and bang into stuff till it felt the branch it wanted. It worked but yeah i dont recommended flight blind birds. Far safer to teach them to walk. Note: it took us a while to work out that our bird was blind. And im the meantime it learned to deal with it so we just left it. It was born that way.

[@barbarat5729]

That Rottie is beautiful. So happy to see no clipping! You need a sling lift! Wait? What? The vet went to a patient's home?

[@servicedogangelthunder135]

I love how they keep stating these kittens are only 3 days old. They are too big for only 3 days old and there eyes are starting to open. If I saw a kitten with eyes opening at 3 days old I would be very worried. These kittens are about 2 weeks old. There eyes are starting to open and they are starting to explore more.

[@reekymirror6764]

Then why do you love it?

[@servicedogangelthunder135]

@@reekymirror6764 its an expression. It's like saying two peas in a pod or like saying killing 2 birds with one stone.

[@reekymirror6764]

@@servicedogangelthunder135 I know, I was just feeling bitchy that day

[@yvonneost12]

the little girl speaks so proper LOL

[@BettaHound]

Taping the kitten down 😭❤😂

[@Riri_Stxr]

"weeeee!" 8:30 Thats what made my day.

[@gingercox6468]

I adopted a little white kitten just like these. 4 weeks old with a goopy eye, I put him with my blind deaf puppy Mill rescue and it led to an interesting bond. At 15 months he walked off and never came back. Broke my heart. I’m in an extremely rural area. Farmland surrounds me and a wooded area with a creek at the bottom. He had left many times but always returned for food. I’m thinking coyote. Very sad

[@debsayler624]

Great job on Coco's surgery and thank God it was benign. Yay ! You go Coco girl !!!

[@suzannebusch7787]

Love the q-tip split how ingenious this is one great vet.

[@TenerifeHorseRescue]

we rescued a dog with a huge lump a few weeks ago and immediately took him for surgery. Thankfully it was nothing life-threatening but afterwards, the lump is completely gone and we have one very happy doggy! So good job Dr Shen!