Fat-Filled Lump & Tick Infestation 😱 Best of Bondi Vet Episode 22 | Bondi Vet Full Episodes

Best of Bondi Vet Episode 22!
In this episode, Dr Lisa deals with a terrified 6-month-old german shepherd who's refusing to eat any food, a goat infested with ticks comes into Dr Chris's care and he also checks in on a 42 year-old bird who has suddenly developed a growth 😱
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[@akantiia]

Mind boggling that Maritso has been feeding Pretty, pasta of all things

[@brigidtheirish]

He's *really* leaning into the Italian stereotype. Maybe this'll inspire his own diet. Pretty seems to have a couple more feathers during the follow up, too.

[@friggintourist7751]

My bird loves ramen noodles. Its how i got him to let me pet him

[@robinglauser5626]

Pasta is a common bird food. I used to feed it to my large birds during laying and baby raising. It provided the extra calories needed.

[@cab102361]

This crew truly loves the animals they see. It’s very apparent.

[@-correct-ok2398]

My man has had a parrot for 40 years and still doesn't know what to feed it...

[@sarahb.7611]

It would be best if you can get your parrot onto a pelleted diet which has everything you need to feed them right!

[@sarahb.7611]

@fruitpunchmouth If you're ever able to get free samples or refund price guaranteed pellet food take advantage. I've worked with birds where I've tried up to 6 kinds and also played the game of soaking pellets with orange or apple juice and offered as a "treat". Once I find one they will eat, the first week is 3/4 of their regular food to 1/4 pellets, then week two is half and half and so on. Now once on pellets only, the people food of potatoes, carrots, apples, cherries and so on are given as treats when I grab something for myself in the kitchen. In fact my first bird, and still is, a wild caught adult yellow front Amazon freshly out of quarantine and bought for less than $100 in 1985. When I had her check at the vet right away the guess was that she was 2 to 3 years old. Bird diets and more were scarce back then and seed diet was basically it. About a year into having her she moulted and started coming out with dark burgundy feathers scattered on its body. The vet working with the university came down with the diagnosis called "bronzing" which meant different vitamin deficiencies. By this time Lafebers came out with a pellet and we slowly switched her over. Next molt bye bye bronzing and has been super healthy ever since. I take her to an avian vet every 4 to 5 years for weight, blood work and a good look over all. I'm really tuned in with this bird that I can notice the slightest change, and if I do we immediately go to the vet. I'm just glad that out there are vets trained in birds/reptiles only. One funny note. I had always thought she was a he by the brow and head shape. But in 1999 he started laying eggs. I never had surgical sexing thinking why put the parrot through an unnecessary surgery. Then eggs started coming out once or twice every 3 months. The last egg was a bit gritty so off to the vet. We tried hormone shots but they didn't last that long, so in the long run I had her egg tube removed. The ovaries stay because they are incredibly close to the heart. Surgery has worked very well at a cost of $1,200 back then. If you consider I've had her for 37 years, the surgery cost was just a spit in the ocean. The trick to adding new foods is to try it in many different ways. For instance, peas can be offered whole, cut in half or smashed. You never know what food and what shapes they like best. My Amazon likes one specific pellet and not any colorful ones. So every year I have to buy 25lbs, since that's the smallest amount I can buy of that food. I make many vacuumed bags of this food and store it in the freezer yet I always buy a brand new bag every year on the dot even when it's not expired. Good luck with your parrot in the future!

[@sarahb.7611]

@fruitpunchmouth One last thought to make cooking easier. Make a nice sized batch of the food your bird likes most and mix it up in a bowl. Then grab some ice cube trays and fill them up with your mixture and freeze. At the start of every day put a cube or two or three in its fresh cleaned bowl. It sure makes things a bit easier!

[@victoriarussell1861]

Full blown pellet diets aren't good for birds either. You need a timed balanced diet of seasonal birdie chop and some organic dye free pellets.

[@sarahb.7611]

@fruitpunchmouth I understand how it can be annoying to have everyone insisting your bird should be on pellets period. I'm sure they mean well. The reason I made the ice cube tray idea is one, it makes life easier especially if you're going out to eat and don't feel like cooking. And, you can always pop the cubes in the microwave to warm it up like your parrot wants. Two, you can also make ice cube tray fruit cubes too! Let it thaw naturally plus sometimes it makes holding the food easier. The fact that your parrot likes to hide behind or inside its sleeve or tube may be a female behavior. In addition, having your bird climb out of its cage to eat can make a bird nervous and feeling exposed thus wanting to hide once back in its cage. You may try moving things around in the cage. It does help to exercise the brain and come up with new ways to navigate inside. I strongly suggest you put a food cup and a water cup inside the cage. Also change the diameter of its sleeping perch so the feet are not in the same diameter grip most of the time. Helps prevent arthritic feet. Like you said, it's like having a young child, so it's good to stimulate the brain. Human baby toys can be an easy way to come up with some new toys that you can hang with a safe chain and closing C ring. I buy baby toys at rummage sales, toss them in the dishwasher to clean and sanitize and hang when dry in the cage. Baby toys are easy to clean on a regular basis using the dishwasher and on average costs 50 cents per toy. Now that you have mentioned having your parrot for 10 years I understand it seems like he's doing well with the current diet but technically 10 years is not that long. 20 plus years, now that's a long time, that may cause a certain diet to finally show signs in a parrot. Just like the guy in the video who has owned his bird more than 40 years, the fatty tumor appeared after many decades. Just like foot arthritis, feather banding and so much more, it happens over a longer period of time. Finally, as long as you feed your parrot well, feed less starchy foods and big on variety you may have the perfect diet without changing to pellets. It's just easier to feed pellets to make sure of a well rounded diet. You can also install a small food dish that is designated as the "special treat" cup. It's a great way to introduce something new and teaches your parrot to rush over and get excited to try. If your parrot decides to fling it out of the cage, at least you know he tried it. Cereal without sugar coating is an easy treat too! Another favorite treat at my home is cooked chicken in small amounts. They're cannibals!

[@sandrajohnson2489]

Gypsy has such soulful eyes. Very beautiful Shepherd.

[@pandoraaaraseth1040]

Well done Maurizio, seriously it is such a small percentage of owners dedicated enough to their pet; even after 40+ years; that would make the appropriate changes. I am SO PROUD of you, be proud of yourself.

[@1999jessjess]

The way she told him the gist had lice made me laugh 😂 “you said you share a bed with him?” 😂

[@jennygabbard6421]

Seeing Gypsy so happy was the best!

[@robinz2000]

I am so proud of Kyle! That was the most honest reaction I've ever seen from a young man. Kudos to you. That was an excellent job 👍💪

[@dianebutterick923]

Love these vets from the land down under -much love for you Australia

[@loisthehedgehog7658]

Thanks, I am the country Australia btw.

[@Purelight1960]

Pretty now is looking pretty again. So happy for Gypsy.

[@happinessfaithfulness]

Monty basically stole the staffs hearts sorry Chris 😂😂😂😂

[@karengratton7208]

My dog ,Toby, had PRAA and we had the surgery when he was around 4 months old. He is now 12 and I still grind his food but he is happy and well!

[@friggintourist7751]

Chris uses a towel but for my bitey little birb, its the dreaded glove 😂

[@elovingrosepsychic6771]

Mauritzio is UNbelievable!!! Wouldn't you think that at some point, he would have made the effort to find out what the bird is supposed to eat? This shows that food truly can be medicine. And was I seeing new feather growth on Pretty?

[@amyfu2047]

He does know what a bird is supposed to eat. My grandparents had a parrot that loved spaghetti and ice cream. People give little treats to their pets. It’s just unfortunate that some pets are more quickly affected by calories.

[@squizzyicetea]

@@amyfu2047 no, he was in literal shock that the bird was meant to also eat raw greens. CLEARLY showing his lack of knowledge. Don't defend ignorance 😂

[@pamelamyers5917]

Thank you all for saving Gypsy!💕❤💕❤😊

[@beverlyhigh620]

Pretty had a lovely Italian diet, amazing how a diet change works. The little Shepard pup, a lucky girl to get her surgery.

[@nancy9478]

Animals need to eat what is natural to them. I doubt birds eat pasta in the the wild, but I get it. My italian inlaws fed our lab table food all the time. A raw diet, I know now, is best for dogs.

[@nancyhowell4505]

I was immediately concerned about the fact that Maurizio's diet is as bad for HIM as it was for his parrot! He acts like he hated the healthy food sooo much he could barely force himself to serve it. Even though Pretty was obviously enjoying it and it was working beautifully! Praying that Maurizio will eat healthier too and soon! May they have another 20+ good years together. 🙏♥️🦜🥬🥦

[@amyfu2047]

His diet is fine. Seriously there’s a big difference between dietary limits of a bird vs a human.

[@hotbread1004]

@@amyfu2047 true but he talked of only pasta, steak, fish and chicken and called the veggies "grass" now I absolutely hate veggies and can varely even get it down let alone eat enough of them but I'm aware my diet is unhealthy

[@Mirovanje12]

It’s hilarious that the dog’s vomiting is pixelated. So silly.

[@sonya7276]

Yeah good stuff is always pixelated

[@buglove515]

Pigmy goats make the best pets ever!!! ❤️ my bf got me one for my 16th birthday present 🎁 loved him so much

[@AnnetteCarolanFourie]

Its easy to see why the Nurses love Monty the Goat as just so adorable

[@helenkirschstein7394]

Love Bondi vet episodes! But please don't blur out any of the content. It's real life and we want to see it all!

[@artbykuhoo]

i'm pretty sure that's because of youtube -

[@Kharmzi]

They risk being demonetized or having their channel banned if they don't.

[@marianinaalvarez2140]

They didn't blur before... This is educational... they should just have a warning at the start.

[@Sabouma28]

@@marianinaalvarez2140 blame KZbin and their new rules

[@willowthegraywolf]

@@marianinaalvarez2140 ok then back up your explanation then

[@leodylina841]

She the German Shepard needs more socializing with others

[@Sabouma28]

the dog was fine, she just needed surgery to fix a serious issue

[@andrewmonument8847]

Tim "...This is Kyle, Elvis" - Elvis "Oooh, look - fresh meat !" 🤣🤣

[@sandramiller8384]

Guess his staff now will be more careful what they cuddle up with. Hopefully the office was throughout cleaned

[@darco_13]

These lice are species specific- meaning they’re only spread between goats and sheep. So nobody is going to get them unless they have a goat come in.

[@sharonloomis5264]

I like that. He's off the bed. Chuckle time.

[@saerann]

amazing work as always from the nurses to the surgeons. thanks for making this great show so accessible 💘

[@peanutthepithon]

That bird eats chicken?! 😂😂😂

[@anitasyvalahti1730]

Thank you, Bondi vet 😊🙋‍♀❤.

[@OnlyEasyPluh]

he said this looks like a kids crafting project twice lol

[@Vixinaful]

Dr Chaaaaaaaaaad! 💖💖💖 The living Ken doll.

[@spookysugar]

Pretty's first reaction to be served leafy greens instead of a nice ol' serving of tasty fatty food is everyone one ever going on a diet

[@kayehartfield9892]

This will be an interesting episode..... crocodiles!

[@oneseeker2]

Poor Pup!, that's alot of food, after surgery? Sweet sweet sweet dog!

[@johnbennett6826]

the bird is telling his own off

[@lucybirot5623]

I loved watching this! Two little questions, though: 1) what happened to Pretty's plumage and 2) how did the the cute kid's owner de-louse his bed after sharing it with the louse-infested kid? I'd never seen Bondi Vet before but now it will be one of my favourite sites! Thank you!

[@nancysouder5111]

The same way you de-louse if your child brings them home from school.

[@lucybirot5623]

@@nancysouder5111 Ah, sounds like a good answer, but what if, like me, who has never had children, you have never had to delouse anyone or anything and have no idea what to do. Your answer, however, made me think: boil all the bedding? or would a hot cycle wash do? and what about the blanket or the duvet etc?

[@LoupGarouForte]

Pet birds can lose plumage through malnutrition, disease or self mutilation due to stress/boredom. Parrots like Pretty tend to be on the same level as a toddler, they need heaps of enrichment to prevent boredom related issues. Now did you see any forms of enrichment in that aviary? Any toys?

[@stephaniefain1863]

@@lucybirot5623 there are insecticides for furniture/ carpets that have had lice exposure. Starving the lice can be effective, like bagging stuffies/toys and such. Killing adult lice, and removing nits ( eggs) from hair.

[@sarahb.7611]

The parrot needs a pelleted diet! It may take up to a month to slowly switch out the seeds to straight pellets. Seeds should only be a small treat, a very small treat! Sure, you may treat them with human food, like pasta in this parrot's case should only be a 1/4" piece. The greens are very important and some times a pea size piece of apple, strawberry, banana or orange is fine on an irregular basis. Watch the poops and stay away from seed for all parrots. They will live longer too since with a pellet diet, they can't pick or choose what they like best. This way they will always get a well rounded meal.

[@user-ke5in9cn9f]

初めてcommentします。 🇯🇵🗻🗼🏯🌸JAPANからです 感動の連続で動画を見てます。 何時も応援しています🐶🐱🐾🐾𓃲🐴🐀

[@Mr.Afto.n]

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[@barbaracholak5204]

Greetings from California USA 🤗 Salutations 🐾

[@hollybiegel4345]

Gypsy’s dad cries and I cry!! So glad this young pup is healthy now!

[@melodiem2408]

Oh I know! I felt so bad for him! He had such a soft heart. So sweet! ❤

[@megancleveland3914]

I've been watching this group for a while but I'm recently willing to "migrate" if all Aussie vets look like them 😜😁😆😅🤣😂

[@carolgibson-wilson4354]

🤣😂

[@brigidtheirish]

When I saw that Gypsy's owners are an elderly couple, I'm afraid I knew exactly why the pup was so cared and uncooperative with the folks at SASH. I help my sister run a kennal and have seen the same thing with older folks and their dogs. Lack of socialization. Unfortunately, these dogs, often smaller breeds, are also older and less mentally flexible. I also strongly suspect that most of them weren't given any meaningful training. So they're terrified, undisciplined, and thus *violent.* Thankfully, Gypsy's owners seem to at least be *trying* to train her, but that pup *needs* to get out more.

[@janice576]

They said she gets extremely agitated after she eats. That's why she's acting the way she is. That's why they are doing all these tests. There's a lump. No DISRESPECT but you can't say it's one thing without knowing the dog and not by a few minute video. She's still a pup as well and a precious one at that. I pray she's ok her owners would be devastated especially her human dad. I felt so bad for him

[@lindamurray8135]

I'm sorry and mean no disrespect, but I do disagree, the dog is scared and distressed not due to lack of training but due the fact Gypsy being so unwell. The couple are not new to owning a German shepard. Hopefully gypsy has made a full recovery.

[@brigidtheirish]

@@janice576 That seems possible. Though given how she acted even when food wasn't involved, and that she scarfed food down readily when her owners gave it to her, I thought lack of socialization likely.

[@Sabouma28]

@@janice576 there was no lump.... her oesophagus was narrowed because of a big artery....

[@megnemo6403]

Yeah I've noticed that my cross beaked Americana hen Izzy is better socialized and trained than about 95 percent of the dogs I've seen in the last few years. Izzy has been on the road with me since she was two and a half months old living the nomad life and her second hatch day was june sixth so she is pretty bullet proof when it comes to commands and behavior and interaction with the public.

[@Danica.Powell]

It depresses me so much to see how people treat their birds. My galah is on a great diet, lots of veggies and diet budgie seed, recommended by his avian vet who he sees regularly for check ups and he is so healthy and happy. I love Dr Chris but I don't want anyone looking after my bird except for a really experienced avian veterinarian. A parrot is an incredible blessing to have in your life and they deserve the absolute best care you can possibly give them. He'll be lucky if that bird survives much longer. There's so much information about how to look after a bird, there is no excuse to be such a negligent owner.

[@fonjadidi]

Sometimes people don't realise how much variety some animals actually require and that they love fruit and veg

[@Danica.Powell]

@@fonjadidi that's why you take them for vet check ups. There's plenty of resources out there, you don't go and get a bird that you know nothing about unless you want it to be absolutely miserable.

[@teresagrubb6578]

happy happy Halloween Chris still looking for a vet doctor have a good week I like all your shows

[@inyadreams8719]

lol the mini goat reaction after the microchip lol

[@nellafay5485]

I've seen this but didn't pay much attention. Now that I really SEE omg....that's too funny.😘😘😘😄😄😍😍 I'm NOT talking about the baby goat.👐👌👍💪💪🙋🙋👭👭💗💗💙💙 The girls were out the window when he arrived then they were all the way out the front to say bye bye. That was really cute..

[@ladybugkej3452]

I wanted to see a checkup on the 🐐

[@marionbowler5440]

Absolutely amazing ❤🇨🇦🍁

[@adrievandijk]

Animals are so fascinating and beautiful. I love animals.❤

[@kinslow828]

Gypsy is going to be a very dangerous dog when she gets older if she’s not trained more properly

[@Sabouma28]

she was a puppy....

[@sonya7276]

Agree. I almost had similar problem, husband and I 61-68, have no family. I got my dog a trainer, just before she went bonkers. Then she met rotating groups of missionaries, so yeah my dog is selective, her men have to wear white shirts and ties🤷‍♀️ she doesn’t care for kidd😊

[@sonya7276]

They should not have put gypsy through videoing (extra people ) when she is so stressed watching her reaction is painful

[@Bvddy.H0lly]

Heh I adore this show

[@Hippie1969Chick]

Australia is so beautiful! I'm an American and I want to MOVE to Bondi land!!!!

[@tracybagwell3278]

Love theses reruns.

[@ddboda1]

When I saw a gypsy eating food finally and then kind of getting anxious cuz she knew has been was going to happen in my mind I was just thinking this was probably what she saying "food! Yum! Oh no, oh no oh no oh no, I'm not going to do it! I'm not going to do it! Oh no it's happening! *doggy puke*" I feel bad for her

[@robinbixby987]

Love the Bondi Vets. I didn't see any tick infestation.

[@gulnarabaeva1558]

🐕🐕🐕🐕❤️❤️🐱🐱🐱🦊🐖🐯🐺👋👋👋🙏🙏🙏🙏 спасибо за работу.

[@ellendavidson5674]

You guys are totally awesome give Guspy my love

[@sharonloomis5264]

He thinks with his belly. Must be a teenager.

[@ThatOneFancyMiddleFinger]

Can someone tell me why goats and horses do 8:50 face 🤣

[@carolynshepard9107]

Flehmen response. It's a way for them to analyze an interesting smell.

[@ThatOneFancyMiddleFinger]

@@carolynshepard9107 omg tyyy, it always cracks me up when they do that 😂

[@darco_13]

We call it stink face 😂

[@Wendy-cj5yz]

The vet is off the goat’s Christmas card list 😂

[@tiachandler5350]

So so happy for pretty maritsio done sucha great job with the dirt for pretty ....

[@glendapeterson1180]

Elvis needs to see the 9 foot python that ate a 5 ft. croc in one gulp.

[@vaporchroma]

Poor Monty

[@kelaines5082]

Gypsy is so sweet but even after surgery she's stressed. U can tell by the panting. Poor girl.

[@Sabouma28]

she was still healing, plus she was very young at the time

[@sharonloomis5264]

I wonder. My cat has thrown up after eating. Right after. Since his mother has died, I feed him a small amount by my hand. He eats more often that way; but, if I am careful, he rarely throws up anymore.

[@maydavies888]

Don't kick Monty out of bed! He's been treated, and it wasn3his fault. Children get lice, too. We don't kick them forever out of our beds. This goat was bred to be a pet. Pets like to snuggle in bed. And he should have seen the vet before coming home for a well check.

[@Sabouma28]

Goats belong outside, not in a home....

[@darco_13]

Lori- you belong outside

[@oldgloryhillfarmturtlewoma9132]

The gallah is not going to be happy. A friend of mine had a parakeet she decided to put on a healthy bird diet. The bird food had small bits of dehydrated veggies in it. There was a small ladder from the floor of his cage to his perch. He would pick up a bit of carrot, walk to the other end of the perch, down the ladder to the bottom of the cage and spit the carrot over the side. He continued this until there were no more veggies, then he would eat the nuts and seeds.

[@Heather420]

They could've added that lice are species specific. Currently dealing with them on my dog, she caught them from daycare 😮‍💨. Anyways knowing that I have zero worry letting her still sleep in my bed

[@gamercat2172]

You should still be worried.. I have had lice 3 to 4 times during my childhood. It is not fun to deal with especially if you have dark hair as they are almost impossible to spot then.

[@Heather420]

@@gamercat2172 You had human lice, not dog lice. Neither will affect the other species

[@gamercat2172]

@@Heather420 ok I didn't know there was different types that targeted different species.

[@persephoneaconite4125]

@@Heather420 they won't affect your body, but your bedding and blankets. It took a whole weeks and washing all the bedding 5 times until all lice were gone and they were lice that don't go on humans.

[@darco_13]

Heather I had to reply to many of the other comments, I agree they should have mentioned they’re species specific. He did say they’re only spread between goats and sheep but I don’t think many caught that part.

[@hanniekeijzer6605]

Geweldig MOOI Lisa eerst moest tie niks van je weten, en nu likte hij je helemaal af

[@butterflybeauty4740]

I believe someone may have abused him as a younger puppy

[@losersBigL]

I am third, can't wait to watch this once its out!

[@lindascott2107]

Great video

[@BondiVet]

We are glad you enjoyed it😍

[@tinademuro8572]

Dr CHRIS AND KISSES 💋 LOVE TINA ❤️ FROM CALIFORNIA

[@hoosierbaddy3052]

Who the heck is responsible for the writing the subject for these videos? Wasn’t the goat infected with lice? He used a flea/tick medicine to get rid of them. But I distinctly remember Dr Chris saying ‘louse’ after seeing them under a microscope. See!? They’re microscopic organisms! Ticks are visible as the day is long. Yeah, Monty’s dad ain’t gonna be sleeping with him no more. 😂 🐐+ 🐞 = you outta here come nighttime.

[@darco_13]

There are actually ticks that are very tiny, the size of a pinhead. The vet said there is an ingredient in the medication that gets rid of lice.

[@kellybergeson3748]

Does anyone know what that pink liquid is? It kinda looks like Pepto Bismol.

[@Julaeable]

... giving a bird chicken

[@daxj5685]

People who keep chickens often feed them scrambled eggs with the shells for the calcium 🤷

[@patriciatypner6770]

You tube sucks taking all medical procedures to be not seen.

[@jackrusselpupper1979]

Dr. Chris something…can play the Superman! Even his blond and wavy hair is a plus, because it’s time to raise up-change the SP look overall! His overall physique is just made for the SUPERMAN into the SUPERVET!😊👍

[@ilahpan1651]

where is the ticks??

[@jennahenderson7749]

I'm sorry, but old people need to stop buying German shepherds, pitbulls, and other high anxiety and hyper large breeds. This old couple seems to be doing well with their pup so no hate to them but I work as a groomer and we've seen sooo many old people who can't even walk their dogs to their car and have no control over them whatsoever which can be dangerous for everyone

[@CoffeeBacon365]

Gypsys owner/dad looks like a villager off minecraft :D

[@thecreatorsalad]

I was gonna comment about the goat because I know want a small goat as a pet but these comments are wild, what is even happening here?

[@dawnwalus6587]

These are reruns?

[@Sabouma28]

yes...

[@elovingrosepsychic6771]

That bird sounds like a fruit bat!!

[@zackerycadogan1985]

I guess im the first one here in the trailer

[@af9162]

The fact that pretty was like, “holy f this is some good s***”

[@paolo-7365]

I admire your videos, especially as satisfaction in solving the problem, but they are really too long in duration of time

[@hannahm7843]

Bondi vet is primarily a TV show so that’s why you may find these episodes uploaded here are fairly long.

[@sharkladyindisguise]

G shepherds can be… very unstable. And the way she’s acting makes me nervous as to how she’s going to be around strangers as an adult, medical problems or not.

[@sarahdee374]

Silly man: birds and humans need very different diets. Why call the vet if you won't follow his prescription? Give him another 42 years.

[@denisebone3771]

What is with the loud RAP music 🎶 I can’t hear what is being said in the video 😢

[@IPlayzGamesRBLX]

7th person?

[@DarhaLB]

I did skip forward the entire video but where is of tick infestation???

[@RLF1]

Elvis the alligator, how afraid people are of you. How do the same people think the chicken felt being murdered so you could show off feeding the alligator. People have a choice to protect themselves, the herbivore didnt.

[@ritamozley5463]

😊💗🙏

[@lauriej9418]

Shouldn't that gsd get fed out of a raised feeder. All of mine had raised feeder and it forced them to eat slower and no problems.

[@Sabouma28]

Gypsy had a medical problem, which needed surgery.... she could eat just fine afterwards

[@darco_13]

Did you not watch the video?

[@sharonnahwegahbow5606]

stop blurring stuff!! people should know by now that they are watching a vet in real life practice and be prepared to see gorey stuff. if not then they don't need to be watching. Needles give me an electric shock when going in I just don't look. Not even my own. I know it's part of their job so get over it. jeeze, it's not tv it's real so deal with it. go watch "All Things Great And Small" the blood there is fake! Keep up the good work Bondi!!

[@cariadalexandrite]

It's KZbin that demands that those scenes get blurred, not the creator.

[@jeannerose5895]

Ich finde es nicht gut wenn ältere Menschen sich noch einen so jungen Hund holen.

[@barbannco]

whats the point of showing the operatopn if we cant see it...love the show otherwise

[@mraaronfrancis]

not ticks but lice! clickbait

[@-LittleLychee-]

I ges im the 5nd here? ,v,

[@beckymoore9471]

Give her something for anxiety.

[@TeaandFiona]

Does he think the bird is a human?