Inbred Rescue Bulldog's Face Structure Is Suffocating Himself 😰 | Coast to Coast S5E5 | Bondi Vet

A rescue Bulldog undergoes invasive facial surgery to improve his breathing, and an exotic parrot is checked on under suspicion of ingesting deadly rat bait 😱 Also, Dr Kate inspects a small dog's lump that looks like cancer: is it malignant or benign? 😨
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[@katbairwell]

Oh bless Ali! She is an incredible dog Mum, and animal rescuer! To hear both her and Scott talk so openly, and candidly, about the harm that excessive selective breeding has done to so many dogs, means so much and will hopefully reach a wide audience. We urgently need to go back and reassess all breed standards, we should be breeding for health, and for quality of life, not for Victorian aesthetic preferences. We know very well just how compromised the extreme brachycephalic breeds are, we have the veterinary literature, it is time we loved dogs as much as they love us, and put their needs first. I hope Ali and Wilbur's journey here will encourage more people to lobby their regional kennel clubs to move to health-based breed standards!!

[@cathymacdonald1469]

I truly believe in what you said.

[@Danica.Powell]

You are so right.

[@hayden8733]

Aàààà

[@Danica.Powell]

I think I've seen your comments before, you are obviously someone that really wants the best for dogs. I really hope you are involved with breeding or looking after dogs in some way, I think those dogs would be very lucky. The world needs more people like you.

[@nancyn6215]

It doesn't help that the American Kennel Club announced that the most popular breed of dog is the French Bulldog. Now more people are going to want one. There will be more backyard breeding creating more dogs with severe health problems. Sorry if this doesn't make sense. I have Sciatica and the pain meds are making me loopy. Lol

[@goawayleavemealone2880]

Seeing Wilbur with the zoomies was the literal best, thank you Scott for doing such a good job.

[@cindyrissal3628]

Face lift & removing 🌰...he got it from both ends! 😂

[@macpduff2119]

I always feel rejuvenated when I watch Bondi Vet. The combination of caring vets, owners, and sweet innocent animals who are saved, - just feeds my soul. God Bless

[@lishamarievelayo7190]

oh dear!! I am sorry to hear what happened to Mabel. It is so heartbreaking. it's been quite a while since i have seen and heard about her. Poor Ali. This must have been painful. i am happy to know she was able to find wilbur and help him. may he give her more love and comfort as rock and mabel have given. bless her.

[@teriwood9657]

I love Scott's friend Ali. Such a beautiful spirt. Beautiful lady. What a heart!

[@Wheres5874]

I plan on being a vet when I am older

[@GDaddyTx]

It’s so enjoyable watching all of the Bondi Vets, been a subscriber for many, many years. Dr Scott, I’ve been with you through your friends’s heartbreaking losses, and to see you repair the Frankenstein breeding done to her newest friend. Truly outstanding craftsmanship, you’re a vet who takes so much pride in your work because of your love of the animals. And let’s not forget about Archie. What a sweetie, already shed tears for this cutie, hoping the test come back negative. Please keep sharing and I’ll keep watching, loads of love from Texas!!!❤❤❤

[@ash1rose]

@9:17 you honestly can't buy that. He just ran over for a hug ♥

[@aandrus2169]

9:18 How Wilburforce runs and leaps into his vet's arms. ❤❤❤

[@leesquirrel3550]

How wonderful to work on patients that you can give kisses and cuddles.❤

[@d.joyceclark5089]

So very nice to see Ali in this episode. She is awesome as well as Dr. Scott

[@nicolegrimm9904]

Wait, we lost Mabel?!? We’re missing so many episodes in the US! 😢

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

Yeah, I believe Mabel and the older BullTerrier she adopted have both passed. (Jan Griffiths).

[@b.r.v.8609]

I wish we had seen more about both of the bulldogs. What was the result of the lump? And show us more of the plastic surgery!

[@merlapittman5034]

I'm so glad they were able to help Wilberforce! I wish like crazy that people would stop breeding and buying flat-faced dogs. Breed them back to the older standards when they actually had a nose and could breathe!

[@Mehm67]

Loved this ep, and so nice to see Ali again & Dr. Scott is just amazing 💓

[@darthphilfy]

Perhaps if Bondi Vets talked about how much the various procedures cost and the added costs and risks involved with Brachy dogs and cats it would discourage people from getting those breeds in favor of animals that are bred for health rather than looks.

[@shirleyspuehler430]

That parrot sure loves her owner🌞

[@melmoomlem7321]

Hopefully not because of the body petting. I hope that isn't a common occurrence. Its mating behavior in parrots.

[@cab102361]

Allie is absolutely amazing. She loves her animals dearly.

[@amelitadechavezlaceste5095]

thank you very much sir scott and all the vet in your hospital god bless you all

[@maddieharr7211]

Great to see Ali again, She is a great Dog Mom

[@perfectlyimperfect2368]

Man listening to these breeds breathe breaks my heart and infuriates me that we humans have done this to these creatures!

[@sylviagerritsen7975]

I know that panicked look on a dogs face. My little girl had a heart defect and when her heart started to fail and she would collapse, the panic on her face is obvious and unforgettable. She left us 4 years ago at 14 and a half. Not bad for a dog the vet estimated might just make it to two.

[@Livyxbabyy2001]

I’m sorry for your loss. I have a heart defect as well I am 21 years old I am scared that one day just heart would give out.

[@athena8794]

My childhood dog was referred to by our vet as the "miracle mutt". Every year she'd " be dead by Christmas"... for about 10 years.

[@dianep3071]

Scott is amazing vet !!!

[@lisaboolee]

You know your a Fantastic Vet/Person when they want to hug the Vet.... instead of go to you❣️💞🐾🐾🫂 Love you Dr. Scott❣️✌️🙏🙏

[@nancyreetz549]

It’s AMAZING to watch the Bondi TEAM with their MAD SKILLS❣️ Always with Compassion and Knowledge, Thank you for sharing.

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

Wilberforce, LOVE that name for a pup.

[@b.r.v.8609]

Frustrating to see dogs bred like this. Any brachycephalic dog breeds shouldn’t exist the way they do now, it’s unfair for them to deal with the health concerns

[@gulamvira3644]

Scot is blessed and am going through many of his vedeos. 🙏👌

[@PsychoKittee1]

I'm glad the animals' featured were able to be helped and hope they live long, healthy lives.

[@rossanabachiorri833]

I love animals and Bondi Vet ❤

[@vikkirobinson4131]

Well was it benign or cancerous?

[@Tiffythompson17]

Wilbur is such a handsome boy

[@cindyrissal3628]

I hope the discussion of selective breeding does reach a wider audience. In many cases, it's not the breed standard, it's the too-liberal interpretation of it. A FAD. Judges, for whatever reason, start pinning different looks, movements, etc, & many breeders start scrambling to breed for this "preferred " look so their dogs can win & they can sell puppies. (Maybe the judges that go off the rails like this should be reprimanded.....). And it's not just in dogs that this "fad insanity" happens. I've had Arabian horses for many years, & in the 80s & 90s, the fad was a horse that looked like a sculpture from heaven standing posed in a halter class. They basically couldn't move bc their structure got in the way of breathing, impulsion, athletic movement. The Registry responded by making a rule that any horse showing at the national level of halter had to have performance credentials before they were allowed in the class. This went a long way toward producing athletic horses that move & be functional. Hopefully the dog world will respond in a similar positive manner...

[@KateP517]

Thank you for this comment.

[@melsehh]

The bulldog smiled in his sleep, oh my gosh. 🥺🥺🥺

[@i-am-frenchie2480]

I have never heard of cutting the wrinkles off of bulldog's face

[@amelitadechavezlaceste5095]

thank your dr.scott and the bondi vets

[@richardgregory3684]

It's awful and just so cruel that humans have bred dogs to such extremes simply because we're amused by the way it makes them look.

[@cindymcadoo7443]

What about the lump?!?! I've been left with questions 😩😭 I'm so dramatic😂

[@Livyxbabyy2001]

Me too lol

[@rosegilliland1845]

Dr. Scott has done a fantastic job on Wilberforce. He is so good to him and Wilberforce loves him. I so enjoyed this video.

[@pamsmith519]

Scot is a great vet I wished he was near me when my beloved cat was taken ill and died the vets where i live are not very good at all money seems to have been their object

[@MsNeonDion]

That's a gorgeous bullie

[@timikopacek716]

Aww Wilbur! He has such a great mom! Ali is truly the best! Dr. Scott you take such good care of your patients.

[@Lone_Wolf_LT]

I'd never get a frenchie or bulldog. They are bred so badly, can't breathe. 😥

[@noras.5355]

Great episodes! Thank you so much. love you guys. xoxo

[@BondiVet]

❤️

[@cajuncraftysue]

Wilberforce definitely had a pup lift!!

[@RD9_Designs]

Why doesn't Kate refer Archie for an airway revision??? His soft palate is rattling down his airway with no exertion! He's a walking time bomb!

[@anitasyvalahti1730]

A great episode ❤. Ali is wonderful dog owner💕. The parrot was so lovely 😍. Thanks to all vets for the good work 💞💞💞.

[@joanneganon7157]

Excellent work Scott,poor little guy with such a messed up face❤. JO JO IN VT 🇺🇸💞

[@LEB73323]

Thank you thank you thank you. Love the work you do.

[@thisoldnurse1521]

So sad with the way these dogs have been bred to get their faces so smushed in where they have great difficulty breathing and the sound of the snoring of these bully breeds when they sleep. ( you can’t elbow them at night as you do your hubby to get off his back when he is sawing logs. Also with these breeds their eyelids come down over their eyes so that it impairs their vision. Think these breeds are what they refer to as cephalic dogs. The German Shepherd is another breed that has been diddled with so the joints of their hind legs almost touch the ground. It’s sad to see what is being done to some breeds. I have to say I am all for the “no docking, no cropping or declawing of kittens and cats” as for the rest, the CKC and AKC has breed standards. Breeder should be aiming to meet the Breed Standards) for their dog. I was a Community Reg Nurse for years and I had a client out in the county and was reviewing her blood pressure and her meds with her and I heard this chorus of ungodly snoring, I had to as her if her husband or partner has ever had his O2 Sats done during the night - has his family MD ordered him to be assessed for sleep apnea. Then she tells me she doesn’t have a spouse. She takes me into a spare bedroom where she had a puppy pile of Pugs sleeping and snoring. WoW which leads me to another question, has there ever been research done on snoring and sleep apnea done on these breeds. Lack of O2 affects brain function ….

[@persislee9307]

Enjoyed watching this episode. Dr Scott is amazing. ❤

[@vonadawilliamsom6873]

God bless you all, and I had an English Bulldog. ❤

[@simonalyneenderz3247]

Yeah!!!!! Ali is back on!!!

[@goldielockks8421]

Ludo...Friend! ❤️

[@STHFGDBY]

The person who came up with the idea to force breed dogs with the flat face look, causing them considerable suffering is one disgusting pos. Only the mindset of a greedy evil person could conjure up such a plan.

[@bmom3191]

What happened to Archie and his lump

[@abbycarrothers2014]

OMG Wilber is such a great name!!! He is so sweet! Archie looks like a good boy too. I love this KZbin channel.

[@Ladybug19391]

I want that rabbit in the intro!

[@janice576]

I just love Bondi Vets they are the best. Thank you for all you do with the animals..🐕🐠🐑🐴🐱

[@prcervi]

wilbur's tail looks like it'll be a future thing to fix too, that is a tight curl and looks maybe a bit ingrown

[@jackydawson5454]

I wish we could see all the episodes on here x

[@SRHMorbid]

Hopefully one day these dogs can be bred back to there original way brachi dogs are so sad.

[@Ramparts2009]

So what happened to mass removed lokal anesthesia

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

How were the test results of that Frenchies lump? I have a dog with this exact looking kind of tumor and my dog is too old for surgery, so I would have loved to know if the one of the Frenchie was benign or malignant.

[@jackiesharp669]

What the ek have humans done to "enhance "dogs looks.

[@lorienray6216]

Can you not freeze the area and remove

[@nervous_pup]

4:05 on his left you can see tree that looks like dog's face

[@bambiflowers9543]

What came of the biopsy on Archie's mass????

[@Livyxbabyy2001]

Great episode ❤

[@BondiVet]

Thanks for watching, Olivia!

[@carmelalostorto7598]

Mi piace molto bulldog francese e inglese 🤩😍😘😘

[@aleemrandhawa1283]

SUBHAN ALLAH ALHAMDULILLAH LA ILAHA ILLAL LA ALLAH HU AKBAR

[@lindasapiecha2515]

👍❤️

[@aleemrandhawa1283]

INSHA ALLAH

[@deniseshephard3347]

I personally wouldn’t ever own a breed like this even despite all of this surgery their are still issues due to the inbreeding

[@mayalesovsky2764]

That's yellow dye from the tear ducts, not green

[@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059]

It turns green under UV lights.

[@mayalesovsky2764]

@@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059 ohhh ok, my bad

[@Gate11au]

Hay dose doctor Scott still have his own show (vet on the hill) and if so when new season?

[@stacychapman2884]

❤❤👏👏👍👍❤❤😍😍

[@aleemrandhawa1283]

YA ALLAHU YA RHAMANU YA RAHEEMU YA KAREEM YA ARHAMURAAHEEMEEN

[@marypasco2213]

If anyone has seen a photograph of the original Bull Terrier, one will see the change! It is horrendous! IMO, this change is for the humans only. NOT for the breed. Rethink your breed ‘standards’!

[@averycheesypotato]

True. But bull terrier is not as bad as English bulldogs. I think with the bull terrier it might be possible to salvage the breed, but the English bulldog should not be bred at all anymore

[@carmelalostorto7598]

Interventi purtroppo ce l'hanno tutti

[@aleemrandhawa1283]

YA ALLAHU

[@monicalopez8634]

Should read: "Is suffocating HIM." 🤭🤭😊

[@aleemrandhawa1283]

YA ALLAHUSAMAD INSHA ALLAH

[@aleemrandhawa1283]

YA ALLAHUSAMAD

[@MultiMolly21]

People have this problem too, often referred to as a deviated septum, which restrains or even cuts off breathing entirely. This can cause clinical depression if unattended. If you know somebody who suffers from depression and takes drugs for it; check out their breathing and suggest they have it fixed if they can't say "M" or "N" and have less the normal inclination to exercise. You could change their lives. Your brain needs a certain kind of circulation and breathing through the nose stimulates it. This is why exercise is such good depression medicine. We all have sorrows and setbacks; Depression is something else, it's the inability to deal with them. It's all a matter of attitude, mental exhaustion, and breathing through the nose plays a chief role in all this. Give it a try.

[@melmoomlem7321]

Depression is usually the brains inability to make the happy chemical. Breathing does affect your life but it won't cause your brain chemicals to change.

[@tyler-ix7mf]

im sorry but why do they not use gloves for anything, bros putting his dirty fingers in a dogs eyes

[@Southernstar-RINO]

These breeds shouldn’t exist, like the shar pei. People exaggerate their features until they can’t breathe. The original bulldog breed looks a lot different to what we see today. Breeding fault into it.

[@indiehead457]

this is why we shouldn't have bulldogs.

[@briarelyse5136]

Couldn't help squarking everytime Azula Squarked. 🦜

[@MultiMolly21]

People have this problem too, often referred to as a deviated septum, which restrains or even cuts off breathing entirely. This can cause clinical depression if unattended. If you know somebody who suffers from depression and takes drugs for it; check out their breathing and suggest they have it fixed if they can't say "M" or "N" and have less the normal inclination to exercise. You could change their lives. Your brain needs a certain kind of circulation and breathing through the nose stimulates it. This is why exercise is such good depression medicine. We all have sorrows and setbacks; Depression is something else, the inability to deal with them. It's all a matter of attitude and breath plays a chief role in attitude. Give it a try.