Poisoned Dog Has Minutes To Live | Bondi Vet

[@pattibell7288]

I had a puppy that ate poison. Our vet recommended the exact same way to treat it. Thank goodness I had all the meds. Puppy lived a wonderful life for 19 years.

[@tgpzora284]

Cool

[@jimvallos2414]

I hope he lives good

[@GHXZTFAZE]

@@jimvallos2414 the dog “lived” 19 years, it’s probably dead now.

[@your._.local._.badboyhalo6098]

@@GHXZTFAZE not trynna be rude but that sounds rude 😅 Edit one : OML THANKS FOR THE LIKES!! Edit two:sushi Baka sorry for thanking for likes

[@Naravayax]

@@GHXZTFAZE you could have said it a more sensitive way.

[@karlieeli3516]

“Poisoned dog has minutes to live”- - them at the beggining just talking for minutes and minutes

[@ThatGooberAussieBloke]

The girl is just explaining the situation while the vet is asking questions, telling her what's happening and what he may have to do.

[@karlieeli3516]

@@ThatGooberAussieBloke while he’s there dying

[@gutssparkle]

Just like with doctors, they’re explaining what is going to happen. Causing less distress for the owner. Also, the title is over exaggerated for clicks.

[@Bluehousesys]

"poisoned dog has minutes to live" -- *feels panicked that they're just taking their time calmly talking*

[@EmmaEq]

Same

[@iaminyourhouse2238]

like- HURRY UP LADY HE'S GONNA DIE

[@Bnunu707]

They have to stay calm to make the owner calm

[@sapphirestar3978]

Yeah I always hate that, it happens a lot on Any KZbin video about helping animals. They spend way too much time talking before actually helping the animal

[@pricklypear1704]

Well Tbf the vet here was asking important questions like how it happened and how much the dog ingested which could greatly change the course of action depending on the information provided

[@existingthinking7771]

Glad Cliff is okay. He looked so miserable. Poor baby.

[@juanelorriaga2840]

Yeah not a good day for Cliff but he deserves a nice day to rest and chill out

[@PlushyFromGtag]

100th like

[@wompwompwompwompwompwompalienz]

good, rid of the mutts.

[@glorialoayza959]

@@wompwompwompwompwompwompalienz rude much..

[@wompwompwompwompwompwompalienz]

@@glorialoayza959 how is that rude? thousands of babies dead per decade.

[@mhart1360]

When I was in middle school, we had adopted a sweet dog from a friend. He was a bit of an outside dog with her, so we let him go outside a lot. One of our neighbors fed him a rat poison laced treat....we didn't know anything was wrong until in the middle of the night I heard him throwing up over n over again...turned the lights on to clean it up and the living room floor was covered in blood n he was just laying in the middle of it struggling to survive. My dad scooped him up n rushed him to the hospital but in the end, we had to put him down that night to end his suffering. He had hemorrhages all throughout his body n there was no saving him.

[@Hershewed]

I hope that neighbor got beaten and arrested, no one deserves to be free when they’ve poisoned an innocent animal 😤😡

[@H0r53f7y]

Not sure if it's worth anything, but sorry for your tragic loss. If the neighbors responsible haven't already gotten Karma, then I hope they do soon

[@yellowfangxbluestar8299]

Did they feed your dog poison on purpose?

[@nicoleb695]

@@yellowfangxbluestar8299 they said it was a treat. There are some sociopathic sadistic monsters out there

[@yellowfangxbluestar8299]

@@nicoleb695 That’s just horrible.

[@maradrake9792]

I'm glad she took the dog to the vet the same day and dosen't wait four months, I'm sure the dog is happy she took him the same day.

[@AccidentallyOnPurpose]

four months? If he absorbed that rat bait he could be dead or seriously sick in 12 hours.

[@FBI-cl2cp]

@@AccidentallyOnPurpose the intelligence of people in comment sections is staggeringly low

[@CASA-dy4vs]

@@FBI-cl2cp yes

[@saryevidoniaschannel7641]

He ate poison he wouldn’t even have a day

[@maradrake9792]

@@saryevidoniaschannel7641 well, you know what I mean, like if the dog got hurt.

[@youtubechannel548]

I love how this guy is explaining it all while the dog is still in danger... Pls just save him and then you can talk as much as you want...

[@ooriioon]

he has to stay calm so she knows its okay and knows that hes going to be okay

[@youtubechannel548]

@@ooriioon Well I am not saying he should panic and run around like a mad man, just do something and stop chatting, until you know he is okay and not have minutes to live as it says in the title...

[@universedestroyer86]

Why do you love it

[@youtubechannel548]

@@universedestroyer86 It's sarcasm mate

[@bizzardwolf2609]

he needs to calmly explain the procedure to the owner to not freak her out and let her know everything that's gonna happen

[@alishameadows127]

Poor Cliff so pleased he is going to be ok ❤️

[@lakshmigali2808]

Dr Chris is so good with his patients

[@judyelmer2257]

Actors

[@Teuwufel]

@@judyelmer2257 he is not an actor

[@tonyg7718]

@@judyelmer2257 Where’s your proof then? If you don’t know then shut up

[@SLOTHSRIDEUNICORNS]

HE IS TERRIBLE. THAT DOG WAS *●DYING●* AND CHRIS WAS TALKING ABOUT HIM THE WAY KARENS TALK ABOUT GARDENING WHILE THEIR CHILD IS BLEEGING TO DEATH.

[@thebananagod69]

69th like

[@w.whoisrio]

I HATE how slowly and calmly theyre talking while literally going "the faster we take action the better". So glad that Cliff ended up being okay and they didn't stall for longer than they did Edit: Imagine arguing that an emergency vet should move quicker to treat a poisoned dog only to have people going "um, actually... he cant do that!!" bro. Okay? Im still standing by what I said don't twist my words

[@НикаВайнкеллер]

Yeah, why don't they make some tea and have a relaxed chat while the dog is in danger.

[@qwmx]

The extra direct to the camera talking might be after the treatment is completed and they editted in. Not saying that is the case, saying it could be, because while explaining is needed, I doubt any vet worth his salt would stop just to explain to the camera in mid-consultation and treatment.

[@w.whoisrio]

@@qwmx Oh yeah the talking to the camera is definitely done after, im talking about him talking to Cliff's owner while Cliff is sitting on the table

[@Roadhouse1997]

​@@w.whoisrio you don't think that may be after that fact aswell?

[@w.whoisrio]

@@Roadhouse1997 Would make absolutely zero sense but alright

[@CaptainCookie04]

This happened to our dog too 4 years ago. Luckily our vet did the same thing (though it appears our doggo ate more of the poison) and he survived without any damages. Now he’s 5 years old and the happiest dog I know ❤

[@WhizAviation1]

Phew! I’m glad he survived, those Little doggos deserve better.

[@HappySununco]

You guys mean so much to these dog’s lives. God bless you, and all of the miracles you perform.

[@Germgeuse]

"The sooner we intervene, the better off he's going to be", he says, after having a leisurely and slow conversation about the poisoning and delaying immediate action. This guy talks like a sloth, lol.

[@FordRangerClassics]

Why were they even filming? What is this?

[@finnfranks8070]

I was looking for this exact comment cuz I was thinking the same thing

[@z1fe173]

I don’t know but it might be a panic think because dogs can feel panic so if they keep calm he won’t panic and maybe it will be easier to treat I don’t know though I’m not an expert

[@Phoenixx713]

@@FordRangerClassics a television show

[@cynthia1477]

y'all aware of editing??? Cliff's care wasn't interrupted - the close up shot of Chris or the owner is edited in 🙄

[@justimagine709]

Im glad this dog could be saved. A few years ago two of my beloved dogs had been poisoned. I don’t how or why. My first one was already dead when we had woken up and the second one was in the process of dying. (This was when my parents were separated and my mum had my siblings and the dogs) she had rushed him to the vet but he couldn’t be saved. The first one was Odie, a pure black lab and the second was Tyson, a ridgeback cross red heeler. I also had one of my cats at the time, Simba, shot by a BB gun. Its sad but at least they’re in a better place

[@ntan2223]

I’m so sorry xx

[@iaminyourhouse2238]

oh lord- poor dogs

[@alynaelder2186]

So sorry for your loss😭

[@justimagine709]

Thanks guys, it’s okay now though. It did hurt, especially since I got so attached to them yknow? But they’re in a better place now free from pain, and that’s what makes me happy.

[@singingstars5006]

Omgosh

[@tabcarlton4886]

Chris I just love you and how compassionate you are with the animals and ask their humans. I'm from Taylorsville NC of course in the US and they don't make them like you over here lol I'd just about fly to where you are for some good vet care lol keep on doing what you do.

[@lea801]

I agree.

[@redfailhawk]

I had one in Boiling Springs, SC that I liked. He moved right around the time the pandemic hit. Miss him dearly.

[@DaffierPig6843]

@@redfailhawk I’m from boiling springs

[@redfailhawk]

@@DaffierPig6843 remember Dr. Maiolo at ARK? Beside Manny's?

[@JosyMM]

I had an emergency where my dog ate a whole pack of pain medicine for a surgery he had, he somehow got ahold of it so we called the vet and they had told us to give our dog a teaspoon of hydrogen peroxide and it would immediately induce vomiting and it actually had saved my dog, he had to drink a lot of water after 😳

[@melissaburke6004]

love thisvet

[@marie-helenemartel7147]

My sis probably saved her dog's life after it ate a whole box of black chocolate ( like 70 % cocoa). It was the beginning of the pandemic, the only emergency vet open was two hours away, all the drugstores were closed ( it was like 9 pm) and she went on Facebook to ask for help to get some hydrogene peroxyde (which the emergency vet had recommended) A complete stranger answered her. She was living 7 minutes away. That lady was awesome. The dog vomited so much black chocolate, it was everywhere Thanks to that nice woman, the dog is alive today, in great shape, and even had a litter last year.

[@Toryb168]

2:00

[@Noble1200]

Constantly saying time is of the essence while having the slowest Australian accent filled conversation about being poisoned ever.

[@cynthia1477]

it's called editing...

[@Tran-ll2it]

My dog ate rat poison once and it was terrifying, I still am thankful everyday they induced vomiting in time and he’s alright to this day

[@russward2612]

Years ago, a friend had a dog that was half yellow lab mixed with Great Dane and Wolf. He was enormous. The wolf showed in his facial structure ( big scary teeth) but he was the friendliest goofball, he just didn't realize he was too big to be a lap dog. He spent much of his time in the backyard that was fully fenced in. One day, a neighbor threw meat over the fence that had been laced with rat poison. It took him days to die. He didn't go without suffering either. All because someone couldn't see how friendly he was, only how scary he was. 20 years later and I still miss him, even though he would most likely have passed from natural causes by now anyway. He wasn't even my dog but I still think about him all the time. You were loved Max.

[@christineelkhoury4860]

Has the neighbor been arrested?

[@singingstars5006]

My folks had their Doberman poisoned that way. This was the 70's so no way to deal with it legally. The dog survived but was a little off road afterwards.

[@ChristophProbst]

I feel like this is a reenactment because the owner is just way too calm.

[@cuppajoe2]

I’m sure the interviews were done after the incident. But being calm will help everyone stay calm, which is what you want.

[@SuperMichelleDJ]

I feel like the vomiting thing is staged as well because when dogs throw up, it's a lot worse and they can't just stop spewing. they also struggle a lot more.

[@9ine-fd6zc]

Considering the other dog that ate snail bait that was in serious condition was taken with utmost emergency but this one was pretty much ok so they took the calm approach, the title seems to be for the algorithm

[@betzyroldan7193]

He really took his sweet time to treat him.

[@RebekahAPinto]

I had a puppy when I was 15, who ingested plenty of poison(in the form of bulbs). Sadly, I lost him @ the end of 2005. 😭 I'm glad your Shepard doggy survived. 😊

[@emm2summer261]

In middle school, I made 2/3 chocolate cakes with coca powder and we left for just a moment and my dog ate all of it. We rushed her to the pet hospital because we didn't know what to do. They made her throw up and she was fine. She has a very strong stumach. She's about 5 now and doing strong!

[@annilovesu2714]

i am glad your dog is ok!

[@Teenywing]

@@annilovesu2714 stomach

[@helpra]

@@Teenywing what?

[@jamiehughes5573]

Moment of silence for the chocolate cake

[@helpra]

@@jamiehughes5573 💀

[@Zeta_9mole_rats]

We recently lost our lab of 12 years one night we came home and there was puke everywhere and for days after she was shaking and panting and whining and when we took her home from the vet she couldn’t walk anymore after a few days we had to put her down and one of the worst parts is that we don’t know what it was but im just glad she went painlessly r.i.p girl ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@amylarson3958]

One of the few times you are really happy to puke in front of people

[@melaniejaneprocter5529]

So glad cliff was ok 👍🏻

[@hypno5803]

"the sooner we can act for him, the less the chance there is that he's going to absorb it" *proceeds to talk calmly and slowly*

[@cynthia1477]

yup - in crisis/code situations you deliberately slow down in order to not make any panic induced mistakes

[@Adnonnymous]

@@cynthia1477 so if somebody was dying, and you knew why they were dying, and you knew how to stop them from dying, you'd have a leisurely conversation with the person that brought them to you instead of helping the person dying?

[@cynthia1477]

@@Adnonnymous - this is an edited show...

[@michaelfoshee8331]

@@Adnonnymousnot exactly a crisis, the patient wasn’t actively bleeding out or dying, the doctor is explaining the procedure due to the fact that it’s quite easy to just induce the vomiting and he can be confident that the dog won’t be absorbing anymore poison in the measly 6 or so minutes it took to explain. He is telling her that it’s dangerous IF she had waited ANY LONGER than the 50 minutes it was the dog had eaten it, also again it’s edited content so it’s slower by default?? Not everything needs to be a crisis

[@dovahdog0]

​@@Adnonnymous well would you want screaming and chaos in the room where nothing would be able to be done because of all the panic? Yeah me neither

[@spartles369]

click-bait title. Dog was in zero danger, certainly not minutes away from death.

[@eternallySTAY]

The fact that they took their time to explain so slowly and calmly while the dog is in pain. What the heck.

[@philipchampion]

I'm glad the comments all talked about the doctors nonchalance so that i didn't have to.

[@JazzyJan15]

He’s a beautiful dog. Love Dr. Chris’s commentary to the dogs.

[@ClashGod6421]

So glad we have animal doctors. Don't know what I would do without my dog

[@EditzMemesandMore]

Imagine saving this man for NO REASON AT ALL and then just staring at him almost forgetting you’re on camera

[@Beanz9515]

“Dog had minutes to live” Vet takes their sweet time explaining

[@yewthegreenman]

When we was younger the family had a terrier, so the garden got dug up a bit. My mother put down some poison, designed and sold to deter dogs from digging. The dog went round the whole garden eating the stuff like it was dog treats. Ended up needing a stomach pump. Moral of the story, don't leave poison out!!

[@Lisa-ft9gx]

My dog passed from eating rat poison. She found it after someone threw it in our container we had for construction and it fell out. Happy that this ended better for Cliff

[@Gaby12940]

My grandma and grandpa's german shepered died from almost the same cause ,but instead he tried to defend the house and killed a rat but a little while after he died in the hospital from poisoning. Rip stone.:(

[@ValerieFrizzle]

My dog just ate rat poison, let me make sure to grab my sunglasses

[@lucyrchehe]

I love how he blurrs the needle for people like me and others who get scared of them

[@Dragonraiser11]

It's nice how he does that! It's just funny how the camera does a complete zoom up only to blur what they've zooming in on. 🤣

[@Scrunkles]

Quick genuine question, how do you handle getting shots if you’re afraid of needles? I’m not afraid of them personally, but you’ve peaked my curiosity.

[@lucyrchehe]

@@Scrunkles I was bribed most the time but otherwise i knew I had to because i used to get sick and that was the only way to get better

[@Dragonraiser11]

@@Scrunkles well I get blood draws every 6 months. It's not easy in the slightest, but my trick to survive is to just not look at the needle. Other people I've heard look at the needle, and then look away right before the needle toughes. I also carry apple juice with me because it helps for the nausea. I get really dizzy after a blood draw.

[@ssoforlife]

I don't think it's for people who are scared I think its so the video doesn't get demonetized but that's just a guess

[@T1MEXII]

The doctor was very calm, I'm going to assume the dog weren't going to die.

[@CentralProcessingUnitCore]

Cliff: _is dying_ Vet and Cliff's mum: so thats the meaning of life

[@cynthia1477]

jfc... ever heard of editing 🙄

[@CentralProcessingUnitCore]

@@cynthia1477 ?

[@CentralProcessingUnitCore]

@@cynthia1477 bro the thing is, they r talking non stop while the dog is dying, eat some common sense fruits pls maybe that will get ur iq to 100

[@cynthia1477]

@@CentralProcessingUnitCore - editing...as in they did the close up shots of Chris and the owner talking afterwards and spliced them in aka.. they didn't interrupt Cliff's care to discuss the price of tea....

[@MosssyShadows]

Poor cliff glad he's okay :)

[@lama7763]

Same thing happened to my dog when I was 3. Sadly he died :( shows how dangerous it is

[@SwayTree]

It happened to my aunts dog as well. Unfortunatelly she didn't see her dog eating the poison but only when the dog started peeing blood. It was a tough fight but the puppy survived.

[@yeah.no.one.asked.]

The vet -> *Dog has minutes to live and its important to act quickly* Also the vet-> *talks slowly and repeats the same things over and over about the dangers*

[@Skye943]

But if you’re panicking you could use something wrong and worse things could happen

[@cruzpeters9302]

Bro my friends dog was gonna be put down because it ate a “large object” and it got stuck in his esophagus and they wanted to put him out of misery but a miracle happened. It was 1am in the morining after the dog was about to be expected dead. He had somehow recovered.

[@cruzpeters9302]

He was only a year old too

[@erenjaegersballs5793]

When my dog ate poison outside the garden for fleas during covid lockdown the vets were closed and she started foaming in the mouth and stopped breathing for a bit we gave her activated charcoal and water and she became better

[@codyking4848]

It's 12:30 am and I'm watching some lady's dog puke on the floor. That's enough internet for today

[@Shadow-animations]

Chris talking about the rat poison: Me: JUST SHUT UP AND HELP HIM ALREADY!!!

[@cynthia1477]

it's called editing... and was done afterwards

[@Shadow-animations]

@@cynthia1477 I wasn't thinking when I wrote that. Lol.

[@cynthia1477]

@@Shadow-animations - I hear ya, the first time I watched Bondi vet I did the same then realized how both the shoots and language were slightly different :)

[@Joseph-vf2ll]

Personally, I am an animal lover and seeing This made me cry.

[@nunyabidness2861]

If he only had minutes to live, why did the vet sit there explaining things instead of treating?

[@nardalis4832]

Potential clickbait. I mean it does not take long for them to die of it, but the slow pace made it seem like there wasn't too much of a hurry lol

[@cynthia1477]

it's called editing - the close up shots of Chris and the owner talking to the camera is done afterwards and then edited in...

[@ESKATEUK]

For a dog with minutes to live they sure were taking their jolly time.

[@matteof9021]

We've been calm seen that our pet didn't throw up any rat bait BUT we were adviced to have him blood tested after 48 hours and he WAS POISONED! So luckily we've been meticulous and we've treated him with K vitamin

[@danix4897]

Cliff is a good boy

[@angelacassidy3995]

im glad to hear hes ok he a lovely dog

[@Queenlucygamer]

so thankful that clif is ok

[@apoorvadityajha2688]

He is adorable

[@JACordic-lt6cg]

This is the first bondi vet video i watched

[@ItsMeFern2019]

Tbh I don't get why rat poison isn't banned yet. Same with glue traps. Yes rodent problems are real/annoying but an unfortunate amount of lives are unintentionally to stuff like this (more than 100 pets die every year, over 10,000 kids are endangered, and anything that preys on mice/rats are harmed as well). Super sad stuff. Just glad the pooch in this video got to the vet soon enough

[@taylorptlm5403]

Me: has Emetophobia Also me: exposure therapy by watching dogs throw up

[@ollie._.dagoat]

well the thumbnail had dogs throwing up so what would you expect?

[@cratiex]

0:04 Just a ferrari chilling in the background

[@AriahOwusu]

Loll

[@misty_anime00]

My cat ate rat poison, it was just under a year ago, he’s an outdoor-indoor cat, he ate rat poison, we managed to treat him (thanks to my uncle) and he lived for another year, then he ate rat poison again, we didn’t have enough money to treat him.. he died in my arms that night

[@lynneshively3790]

Chris: we caught it time. Right Cliff? Cliff: fluff you Chris!

[@lucybear6251]

In 5th grade my dog named Teddy bear had cancer on his jaw So we had to put him down. The only thing we could've done is to cut off his jaw and replace it. But then he wouldn't be able to eat. It was devastating and I cried on the way to the vet, and the way back. But I'm glad this owner was able to save her Dog.

[@jonathanserrano5314]

I have a similar story but it wasn’t rat poison my dog ingested it was a whole bag of gummy bears after she vomited and was dehydrated for the whole night along with drinking a lot of water but the next morning she was right as rain unfortunately I suspect her eating those gummy bears led to a rapid onset of diabetes which we didn’t have a clue about until it was too late and unfortunately she passed away only about a week ago so moral of the story no matter what your dog eats if it’s a lot of it take them to the vet after even if they seem fine the next few days it could just save their life.😕

[@TkMk_cuzz]

long live doggy 🙏❤️

[@lgarcia67]

I am having an anxiety attack here with this vet explaining to her that time is of the essence and yet not doing anything on the dog. Dude!! You are killing me!!

[@Oofteam1]

Ok

[@chanaelasalle2255]

I’m sorry to hear that 😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@viiviisotalo4951]

Poor thing im glad he’s fine

[@Officialbutterscotch_0]

I'm so happy cliff survived I hope he enjoys the rest of his life ❤️‍🩹💕

[@Mememe469]

He survived

[@Officialbutterscotch_0]

@@Mememe469 omg phew! ❤️‍🩹

[@nadineduncan2678]

Oh my goodness u would think it would be a gross 🤮 taste and they would not go back for more but no they do well done Dr Chris for making the dog better again

[@ZiroWatt]

"dog has minutes to live" alrighty, get the camera so we can build up the stakes before we act

[@Justguywholikesskippingandps]

This reminds me of my cat kitty he was actually my very first cat but sadly due to false accusations of my cat claiming that he was eating our neighbors food and my neighbors decided to poison my poor cat and called me irresponsible

[@Monker1-x5r]

Dog is finally cured!

[@aiden030]

Aw, poor baby. I’m glad he’s alright.

[@dederoseee]

I really don’t understand as to how they’re so calm about this I would’ve been panicking all the way knowing my dog ate rat poison. All I would want to know is how my dog can live and if there’s anything they can do about it

[@juanelorriaga2840]

What a beautiful dog good luck buddy

[@chetcarman3530]

Minutes to live, eh? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 "Scuse me whilst I chat & be generally awesome for the cameras.."

[@Stray_cayde6]

Cliff is a really brave boy

[@SaberVR979]

I love you channel keep up the good work helping animals, people and educating us

[@FaithMidnight]

There's a reason why vet offices have easy to clean floors.

[@therealitytheory9105]

The dog looks fine at the beginning

[@F0RZONE09]

did anyone else have orange soda before watching this? I'm glad the doggo's okay🙂

[@thundergod7344]

50 min ago if my dog ate rat poison I would be going 100mph in a school zone to make sure he gets to the vet

[@JC-sm4mp]

Little guyyy he's so precioususs

[@jennifershaheen4552]

your so sweet for the animle,s and nice.

[@mlgwolftrix4708]

They are just talking casually about it and recording it while not even trying to get rid of it immediately 💀

[@cynthia1477]

it's called editing.... the close up shots talking to the camera are done afterwards and edited in...

[@adamn7125]

For all those people that think they talk instead of helping: The monologues are recorded after the dog was cured The dialogues are there for the doctor to get information and calm the owner

[@donnaesolen7595]

I had a cat fighter that was sick he was a fighter but we don’t know why he was died we didn’t know if it was a rat bite or someone else possibly could have poison him he is over the rainbow bridge 🌁 I love him stil

[@julitabaulch8824]

Cliff is soo brave😢

[@SAM-zl5dy]

Can I just point out how this channel takes the time to blur out the use/images of needles in their videos? I have severe Trypanophobia (fear of needles) and this is extremely helpful and considerate. Thank you so much!

[@webodeescorpion7037]

I feel you bro...

[@Katie.almost_a.freashmen]

This made me cry

[@SympleMynd]

I hate that they stand there and discuss how quickly they need to take action, but they're just sitting there!

[@testerwulf3357]

Sadly it’s part of procedures and such..they have to do some stuff first and discuss what happened and treatments, can’t always jump right in!

[@cynthia1477]

it's also called editing...

[@JasmineArgueta-df1vk]

Poor baby he is just 16 months old he is still little ❤

[@memelife379]

Hi Cris I am a huge fan I have watched you since you started vet on the hill.i have always watched your videos and I wanted to know what is it like being a vet is it stressfull.what are the pros and cons I consider being a vet since I was 5 I am currently 13.i am choosing what I need for science too so from a professional what should I take to help my be a vet?

[@k1ng_-835]

he does not run the channel you know that right? he has no clue you said this.

[@shrikewings]

unfortunately you're not going to get a response from chris on this. he doesn't actually manage this channel, and even if he did theres a lot of comments to get lost in ): I would recommend maybe asking your local vet, or other people online in the field? I know from people ive talked to that theres certainly a lot of pros and cons. I wanted to be a vet when I was younger, but decided later on it wasnt right for me. vets go through a lot of heartache; there are pets you cant save, or pets you can save but cant because the owners dont have the money. its definitely a stressful path. but theres also a lot of fulfillment in helping animals feel better when you can. you have to make sure you arent sensitive to blood, needles, or gross injuries or anything like that though, since theres a lot of that in the field. definitely a lot to think about.

[@k1ng_-835]

its not that deep

[@k1ng_-835]

its not that deep still

[@thekingmagnum7331]

Im glad he's ok

[@sadie_puglover888]

My mum used to have a dog called Lula and she died after a person had chucked poison over the fence she died within a few hours and nobody had realised as we were on holiday and my mums friend was watching the dogs , unfortunately my mums other dog watched her pass and lived until 19 years old.

[@Haildawn]

That person who did that deserves to be slowly bludgeoned to death in the most painful way possible

[@utujbhardwaj3398]

Me during few minutes past the video: "Will you guys Stop talking?! And start treatment!"

[@darlanahernandez4052]

I love how it's a serious emergency and the dog has "minutes to live " but Chris is just taking his time talking and leisurely moving like he doesn't have a care in the world .

[@cynthia1477]

are you aware of the concept of editing? when he (or the owner are talking to the camera) it's an edited shot - that's why it's a close up, cropped shot...

[@darlanahernandez4052]

@@cynthia1477 but that makes the show so unrealistic . All the editing makes it seem like it's fake .

[@Adnonnymous]

@@cynthia1477 Thats not even relevant. Because the un-edited shots where it's just them talking to eachother in the room are still way too leisurely and slow for two people who have a dying dog in front of them

[@cynthia1477]

@@Adnonnymous - what do you think they should have been doing - specifically, in detail, point by point...

[@AmyKueck-xf6mp]

Happy dog