Tick Poison Spreads Rapidly Through Tiny Puppy! | Bondi Vet Season 6 Ep17 | Bondi Vet Full Episodes

[@turtlemama888]

The snake keeper glowed like an expectant father when he learned Fifi was pregnant. How sweet.

[@synergy8879]

plot twist: he is the father

[@pbgd]

The guy was really over the moon with fifi’s pregnancy. Like he loves his job

[@margueritemerritt5631]

I really love this show. However, every time I see it, I find myself feeling very grateful that I am not a pet owner living in Australia

[@dislikeliars6802]

How Come?

[@johnnywong1198]

Bc if you get a pet at the end no one lasts forever they can only make u happy for the rest of ur life not forever ♾️ understand DislikeLiars

[@anahills3836]

Me too! I like how they seem to have lots of off-leash places for pets but I I'm happy not to have to worry about snake bites and paralysis tics!

[@SaraNightfire1]

It’s not just Australia. I live in the United States Northern New England, and ticks are rampant in where I live. Lyme disease is a huge problem also with ticks in the area.

[@aves1099]

If you’re a responsible pet owner and keep your cats and small dogs inside they live just as long as any other cat or dog. I understand with big dogs having them inside may not be as feasible but if you have to keep your pet outside just keep them on tick/heartworm etc prevention and for the most part they’ll be fine. Snakes aren’t a huge problem in cities, it’s a pretty rare occurrence to see snakes in the city nowadays.

[@saylercannon6225]

I have absolutely fallen in love with this show. 10/10 recommend. This show really shows the true passion, and care these vets show to the animals

[@CJPDX]

Dr. Chris and Dr. Lisa seem so genuinely caring and loving towards the animals and their owners! I like to watch Dr. Pol but he has the worst bedside manner and rushes through everything.

[@leila_draft768]

@@CJPDX ikr it sucks

[@leila_draft768]

Right this is suck a good thing that there doing im going to do this when i finish college

[@maxmusbeatz7912]

We need to do it fast! -Dr. Lisa

[@vibrantgamingsaveukraine5792]

Same because I have a good amount of pets (4 pets)

[@susanfrometa9244]

The smile on his face when Chris said the snake had babies. Priceless

[@bridnicanbheatha1839]

He looked so proud! 🥰

[@Hextraordinary13]

@@bridnicanbheatha1839 TWENTY danger-noodles on the way!

[@LadyMiir]

"Fifi, our death adder"-- four words you never expect to hear in the same sentence.

[@devinnewman2195]

Lol

[@YeetSkeetle]

I wanna see the babies

[@bethanysmith5856]

No one expects a cute name to be attached to a deadly snake.

[@potatonope9774]

Babiessssssss

[@oregonwanderer]

Snakes looking at him like "You could have just asked me" LOL

[@Christian_Girl120]

LOL!!!!

[@iforgot8376]

Platypus: poops on Mike Tim: "Good on you darling"

[@ifallintofantasy]

he complement moth nature and animals protecting themselves

[@brigettehinton6713]

So happy the little pup made it. I was with Lisa that it was too late. I would keep my dog shaved to check easier. Tim’s devotion to animals is inspiring. Weird that they didn’t tell Dr. Chris about the breeding program.

[@levim7184]

It was over a year ago, most snakes don't have the ability to store sperm like that.

[@brigettehinton6713]

Levi MacMurray I’m guessing they put her back in the breeding program this year but he isn’t very clear on that. Confusion 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@Wenoxia]

@@brigettehinton6713 Some species can hold sperm for a very long time, so she probably held it from the year before.

[@colly1952]

If the animal receives flee and tick prevention on a regular basis, they don't get them, I thuink.

[@Red-jl1qr]

"Tim and the boys have no choice *but to get wet* " I love this channel.

[@brucerintoul2906]

ME TOO!!!

[@katie_awad]

300th like :)

[@Red-jl1qr]

@Username Was Taken lol

[@susan.b8788]

Binge watching Bondi Vet is just the best way to spend every night!

[@sharonj7274]

I totally agree...been binge watching for about 3 weeks and have only gone back a year so far. This show makes me regret that I was more interested in drinking in my younger years instead of being passionate about becoming a vet. Too bad I didn't come to my senses until I was over 50 and too many medical issues to start over. Now I keep trying to get the 25 year old grandson to realize that..so far not working sadly

[@liannebedard5521]

@@sharonj7274There may be some other way you can be useful to animals. Apparently we have a whopper surplus of animals in shelters because people can’t afford them. I have a friend who has an ill family member to care for, but she does volunteer one morning a week as a “kitty socializer”…helping tiny shelter kittens become accustomed to humans…makes them more readily adoptable. 🎉

[@leah1412]

i have never seen a group of people so compassionate and dedicated to serving animals. this show is fantastic.

[@joleenphillips2415]

I love mini horses. They always seem to become the boss of the stable. Such smart little guys

[@ingunnframstad6829]

Pony*

[@brooksequine7621]

@@ingunnframstad6829 : PONY . And most ponies / mini's are rude because they are rarely schooled , disciplined properly as horses are . Imagine a 17 hand horse being as rude and useless as a mini ... a horse would be shipped off to a good trainer immediately or to the Knacker man but a Mini gets away with murder . Nonetheless , many ponies are superb show ponies with a great jump ! But Mini's seem to be a waste of time - just my opinion ...

[@prcervi]

@@ingunnframstad6829 not quite, mini horses and ponies aren't the exact same thing(though the overlap is fairly big) Charlie looks a bit too on the lean side of builds for being called a pony

[@brooksequine7621]

@@prcervi : Hi Mickie Deery !

[@kittikat9552]

and girls

[@ftw7026]

Tim so gives me Steve Irwin vibes. He's so entertaining to watch

[@joannemurdock7899]

I agree his enthusiasm and love for animals had always reminded me of the late but great Steve Irwin 💑💙💜💕🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@possum2620]

ReInCaRnAtIoN?

[@ARGHAGRGHGRHRAGRGRRRRR]

I- thats what i was thinking just now! LMAO YESSSSS STEVEEEEEE IZZAT YOUUU?!

[@mizera_mykle]

After reading this and attached comments I'm eager to learn who Tim is so am on my way! 🏃💨💨💨

[@carolgibson-wilson4354]

@@possum2620 Steve has only been gone about 18 years. Tim is 30ish. No reincarnation.

[@abbyiswatching2046]

I knew platypus... platipusses... platipi? 😅 had stingers, but I had no idea it was that bad! Australian wildlife is really cranked up to eleven, and I always learn something new. This show is addictive. Much love and Happy Holidays from the US! 🍻

[@douglasgriffiths3534]

The males have the spurs.

[@spiderman933]

Ikr I didn't even know there were platipi in Australia

[@joannemurdock7899]

Hi from Australia it is very addictive this show U r right, we love it too! Best wishes to you 💕💞💝💙💙💙💜💜💜🐺🐈🐩🐕🐱🦊👨‍❤️‍👨🙏🙏

[@bethanysmith5856]

I have no plans of visiting Australia due to how many scary critters are living there. Texas and several of the neighboring states, US and Mexico, have some crazy critters and weather conditions but Australia takes them and throws in a couple gallons of nightmare fuel. Possibly nightmare powder as well. The people are tough and crazy. Makes us look mostly sane.

[@eleanorchan872]

@@bethanysmith5856 it's not a big deal. Animals generally avoid us as they're scared of us. Leave them alone and don't go searching for the wild animals and you're fine. Go to animal sanctuaries if you want to have a go at patting native animals. They're used to being handled.

[@neilburns8869]

Amazed at the wonderful recovery that Scout made. I was worried about his chances when the nurses found the 2 extra ticks underneath his back legs, obviously making it 3 ticks in total. But thankfully the tick anti-serum together with the oxygen chamber was exactly what the doctor ordered. The treatment the animals receive at SASH Veterinary clinic in Sydney is just first rate. The veterinary doctors and nurses deserve a huge round of applause for the special work that they do.👏👍🤝😊🥰

[@MaryHolt-p2l]

I sometimes think Aussie Vets are a lot better than here in the states

[@wenthulk8439]

Or better able to deal with venom

[@lukeeichenlaub3183]

@@wenthulk8439comes with the territory. Literally, Australia has a ton of venomous animals.

[@wenthulk8439]

Indeed. Australia can claim to have the greatest variety of venomous animals in the world.

[@shezzaelliott2265]

Title: horse struggles to eat Me: Human struggles to stop eating

[@Corrinsect]

Hey! We have the same last name! That's cool lol

[@anaalina5964]

Just become poor. Then there would be no food to eat.

[@asurmenhandofasuryan4610]

If you have a large lump inside your mouth you'd struggle to eat too

[@jtmunn420]

@@anaalina5964 that's not true food stamps keep poor people fat too

[@sonjam314]

It’s more expensive to eat healthy!!!! That’s part of the reason people eat so much crap but then you look at how many people eat out and it’s really shameful!!!! Treating yourself occasionally or for a special occasion like an anniversary or birthday dinner is one thing but simply being to lazy to cook is another!!! Then there are people like me that truly eat very healthy but do to a severe nervous system disorder CRPS, my body’s decreased mobility from the disease and all the meds has caused me to gain 130 pounds in 6 years!!!! I can gain and drop 30 pounds of fluid weight in a matter of 4 weeks give or take. I would do anything to be in the gym or able to walk it off!!! I walk short distances with a walker and am dependent on an electric wheelchair just to go to church!!!!!

[@kimberlieverschoor3814]

My 10 year old son has developed an obsession with platypuses! It is contagious because of how darn cute they are!!

[@fallinqrexthepup4691]

“You make my world a better place.” Is correct! Doctors are caring a lot!

[@Lina-sh4tw]

The ticks in Australia are wild.

[@orionishere]

everything in Australia is wild

[@thecrazybiologist]

And has four knives

[@BeastlyEevee]

Actually there's like five ticks capable of doing the same thing here in America. Ticks are just nasty pieces of work.

[@ebonyholmes7736]

Angelina : my cat had a tik randomly

[@pamscruggs2660]

And I just learned that this is why people shouldn’t kill opossums, they eat ticks and they’re immune to rabies as well, so if you see one, let it go and eat those little shits.

[@jeanerickson3865]

I’m so fascinated with this show, it’s encouraging just how knowledgeable the vets are with all the different animals and reptiles.

[@blakemama]

Australian paralysis ticks would make me afraid to ever walk my dog outside! Is there no preventive or repellent that's reliable to keep those killers off the animals?

[@melodicfox8761]

Cheryl Blake tick killers, medicine, and even combing through the dogs fur while checking the skin regularly after walks to make sure nothing is on em.

[@GGigabiteM]

@blue dog There are medications that can kill ticks on pets, but they're not immediately effective. The tick has to bite the animal to get a lethal dose of the tick preventative, meaning it can still inject toxins into the animal. Regular screenings of your pets after being outside in known tick infested areas offers the best level of protection.

[@lukearts2954]

@@GGigabiteM Actually, certain repellants are more than effective enough that they don't need to rely on the pesticide... Seresto by Bayer is one example. I have a lot of ticks on my land from wild critters coming through. With just one of my dogs wearing a Seresto, both my dogs never get a single tick. (They sleep together, and the Seresto rubs off on the entire surrounding including other animals sharing the sleeping space). Of course checking and fine combing after a walk is still advised, always, especially when the dogs went off-leash on the walk. No arguing that. Just that there are certain products that outperform most others. By the way, thoroughly checking your dog after each walk, makes the life of your vet a lot easier, as you're teaching your dog every day what an examination is and that it's nothing to worry about. So even without nasty ticks around, everybody should do this.

[@bezzerwizzer6448]

I think every pet should be treated against ticks (if they ever go outside, and dogs are on trips every single day). It should be a demand, the law. In my country i now hope we can get a law that ALL pets need a chip. Then it gets harder to not take god care of your dogs also. No more dog or cat on the loose and the vet has no possibily to notify the owner. A lot of pet owner are now chipping and nuder cats, as well. The same to dogs. But we still need stricter laws to protect and care for everybody. Love from Norway 🇧🇻

[@lukearts2954]

@@bezzerwizzer6448 it's a start, but no solution by far. We have that mandatory chipping here in Belgium, but it's not seriously enforced. For dogs it's getting harder for the people who try to sell without chip, but cats without chips are rampant... And those are far more often in the "lost and found". So, if you want to contribute to the solution, educate your community, and ask politicians to enforce the law rather than just make new amendments that won't be followed anyway.

[@susanmartin3762]

Those "plats" are soooooo adorable! They look like a bunny rabbit, a seal pup with a ducks beak!!

[@WickedPhase]

I agree! They are a lot smaller than I thought they were lol

[@dixierae3442]

Dr. Chris's wealth of knowledge is amazing. His love and compassion for all living creatures is heart-warming.

[@nomad7196]

It's always nice to see someone who genuinely cares about the snakes they're taking care of

[@bendy5063]

Narrator: And the horses finally seem to calm down 2 seconds later The horses run out of the shed/barn Me: You thought And yay, I'm early for once.

[@Rstar_]

Bendy 😂

[@brooksequine7621]

So ... any true professional would have that pony caught & tied or up in his box instead of dashing about with that other pony . Also , leaving headcollars on is a deathsentence if one scratches it's head with a hind & gets it caught in the headcollar , etc ... Just saying .

[@NightWolfNightMare]

@@brooksequine7621 kill joy😑

[@brooksequine7621]

@@NightWolfNightMare : Better I'm a killjoy than you having your pony killed by beating it's own brains out with it's own hind leg as it's caught in its headcollar . Just saying ....

[@NightWolfNightMare]

@@brooksequine7621 i agree on the headcollar it's the way that you said it. It sounds kinda like a treat in some wierd way.. anyway i dont want to be your enemy. Anyway sleep tight if it's night time if not have a wonderful day.. I'm going to bed. Bye😁

[@ateezcrazy6867]

I love how these vets look at the level of stress or the way the animals feel, if they are comfortable

[@helenanderson2065]

Love how caring and excited about the animals Tim is.

[@bladelizdemon]

Gary is an awesome Vet, he has done my horses teeth and was always willing to educate along the way.

[@genthespacewitch]

I find it a bit strange that they're treating the mini horse's sharpened teeth as this unusual and extreme circumstance. Horses over the age of 15 typically need their teeth checked and floated (sharp points removed) every few years and it's considered a pretty routine procedure. My horse is 22 and just had his teeth done a few months ago. It's also odd that this guy took in a 20 year old horse and didn't immediately check his teeth because that's one of the first things I would have done, especially for a horse with a history of neglect who wasn't receiving regular and proper treatment.

[@prcervi]

the age was a guesstamate, and the level of how bad the teeth were was more the surprise(other side was looking fine, weirdly)

[@genthespacewitch]

@@prcervi It's pretty easy to tell an older horse from a younger horse based on several factors, teeth being one of them. Checking for sharp edges on teeth is just one of those things you do when you have an older horse, again, especially from a neglect case. When Dr. Chris said the first thing you think of when you see a swollen cheek is abscess, but I hadn't thought that at all and I'm a registered dental assistant! From the second I read the title "Horse Struggles To Eat" I thought "aha, probably needs its teeth floated". Except that seemed a little boring and routine for a show like this so I was skeptical. I thought that there had to be something different about it. Nope, just teeth floating. A rather extreme case but still nothing too exciting. And most of all I'm flabbergasted that the guy didn't check the teeth of those two minis immediately after acquiring them. It's really easy. You just stick your finger into the side of the mouth and feel for sharp edges.

[@brooksequine7621]

@@genthespacewitch : But we all know that horses need the " Tooth fairy " often as soon as a young horse starts losing it's foal teeth . It's so important that the young horse have no pain for acceptance of the bit . A good start is imperative . A horse in work needs it's mouth looked at 2 x per year ... The higher the level of work , all the more important . A trail riding horse , once a year but ... Equine dentistry isn't just for older horses .

[@crosita1]

Maybe they don't normally get horses there?

[@DerBjjjg]

For me the surprise was that there are actually proper dental tools for horses.

[@norasanchez2348]

Oh my goodness! I can't believe Chris found out what was going on with that little guy's mouth, poor baby😸 and that snake!? Yikes!! Chris you really are brave💕💕 Lisa, good job in finding all of those nasty ticks & giving the puppy his happy life-love you all, huge hugs and be safe💕💕💕

[@llloard]

I am a huge fan of this show! I love these vets and the staff. Dr Lisa, now that's my girl! 🤗

[@amandah2866]

I love platypus! They're such awesome creatures. I shudder to think how they're doing in the current drought and fire crisis gripping most of the country.

[@twvix]

i was so worried the snake was going to be egg bound. I forgot some snakes do live births.

[@Garnetlioness]

same

[@ghostlygolow1083]

I was saying in my head she’s egg bound through the whole video but I’m glad she’s a live birth species that’s super cool

[@MichelleSuzanneM]

Tim Faulkner reminds me so much of Steve Irwin he has the same infectious energy, bubbling with intel & that heart warming smile.

[@cornelia9778]

He is so passionate about his animals. He positively glows when he has a successful intervention with them. I don’t understand it myself but am gad there are people like Tim taking care of them.

[@MariaZapata83]

FInally something to watch other than Drama on KZbin.

[@joannemurdock7899]

I agree something educational, interesting, feel good!! 🦊🐕🐱🐩🐈🐺🐱🐕🦊🐩🐈💕💙💜💏🙏💞💞From Australia 👩‍❤️‍💋‍👩

[@lyndahammond8883]

Dr. Lisa is the best at handling those horrible tics! I'd v trust any pet I worried about with tics under her care. How frightening it must be to have these treacherous little beasts threatening life and limb! Thank you to the vet teams!

[@canditamcguckian9470]

Ohhhh Scout is the cutest oh my goodness 🥰 so happy he is ok!

[@clarasimonson5262]

'We've got a tube' yeah, that snake is pretty fat-oh...you meant a plastic tube for catching her

[@SangoUzumaki]

I thought the same thing!

[@debrawalker3171]

@@SangoUzumaki I think all the are doing a beautiful job on all the animals and if th e animal don't make through surgery it was meant to be

[@W01f.]

The snake isnt fat but pregnant

[@WickedPhase]

Lmaoo

[@sophiabright8371]

It's a little slice of heaven, with beautiful angels showing us how to live with compassion, passion, skill & joy.

[@susandscraper4770]

I love ❤️ the way Dr. Chris Brown cares for all kinds of different animals

[@carrievaught9972]

Little platypus says “No news is good news! I'll let you know if I need you!” Nevertheless, good job Tim and the boys!

[@jencaisse7392]

A lot of people say how angry animals are when they fight back. But really they're just terrified, and acting tough is how they defend themselves.

[@lucygray6162]

Had to wonder about that " pet-sitter" with three small kids carrying squirmy puppies with NO leashes on, heading straight down toward that busy street. Very risky and unprofessional. Anyone who has ever been around puppies knows they can wiggle out of your arms in a heartbeat.

[@fionajane56]

Horses need their teeth floated regularly. It’s actually normal equine care.

[@LuckyBadger]

I love absolutely everything about the platypus. I hope they survive and thrive for a very long time. Good on you, Tim!

[@joycenesselhauf1220]

Chris seemed pretty frustrated when they bolted out.

[@troubler2115]

Yes, they should have been contained before the vet arrives

[@kimkearney5419]

I agree. Why wouldn't he have the horses contained prior to the vet arriving. Common sense.

[@joycenesselhauf1220]

kim kearney Absolutely!

[@charlleedodson]

I’d be frustrated too. Nothing worse than thinking you got them all contained and one bolts out. It doesn’t matter if it’s a miniature horse or a steer, it’s frustrating

[@jeno264]

He deals with it so well though! 😶😂

[@WinstonTL]

Tim reminds me so much of Steve Irwin with his hand and face jesters and that big smile every time he speaks.

[@Chillanda]

This video definitely should have been called "Tim and the Boys catch some plats"

[@lisamoore6804]

I had noooo idea that male Platypuses had venom in the spurs! Eeeek! I'm so happy that the puppy survived, he had me scared and the snake at the end being pregnant is the best news ever, it was awesome seeing the little bones moving around inside mama.

[@gageoliver2186]

Is there anyone Chris doesn't tower over?? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Razgovjetan]

N o.

[@stellepaige2619]

Maybe the tall chinese dude who's bigger than Shaq? maybe

[@kmclane12]

Love ❤️ this show so much, entertaining and educational all rolled into one. I think each one of these Vets are amazingly talented at their jobs. Blessings and Peace ✝️❤️

[@Haywilly]

Why is nobody mentioning the name “Magic Mike”

[@DerBjjjg]

The name of my horse is Skullcrusher VII.. He is the 7th of a line of Skullcrushers. From what I have heard (I really don't know if it's the truth) Skullcrusher I. was a cavalry horse in ww1.

[@lukearts2954]

why would they?

[@Haywilly]

Ladebalken That’s super cool!

[@chandagunter7511]

@@DerBjjjg what breed is he?

[@DerBjjjg]

@@chandagunter7511 All I know is that it is black and if you ask me a bit intimidating looking. I thought the name was fitting. The story around that horse is cool, probably a lie but still cool, so I remembered it. My grandpa loved that horse. And when I started my business, my grandpa gave me the deeds to the location of his old company. Which was the only real support I had when I was starting out. The next year my company was successful but my grandpa wasn't there anymore. So I thought I could at least keep the horse he loved so much.

[@Sunriru]

I just learned something new. Male Platypus are dangerous with their spurrs XDD

[@Gerbils101]

Poor horse it is having the same issue as every person with braces

[@jfam3441]

Those platypuses are so cute I just wanna squeeze them 😆❤️

[@thisismetoday]

"It's a little frightening for them" - 4 giants fishing for the platypus in a usually quiet little river

[@samanthaflynn6140]

If he feet where that bad, why would his teeth be any different...floating teeth and hoof care should be a regular just as vaccines

[@runey5]

video : Miniature horse comment section : ThAT's A PoNY AuSTrAliA

[@charlottefredericks8653]

runey5 there's a difference between a miniature horse and a pony

[@runey5]

@@charlottefredericks8653 yes, yes there is, however i was making a joke

[@katherinerichardson2273]

No. Ponies and miniature horses are two different species look it up.

[@the_person_in_the_photo]

@@charlottefredericks8653 how are they different?

[@Palitato]

@@the_person_in_the_photo Well for one, ponies are a heck of a lot bigger. Miniature Horses are below hip height. Ponies are large enough to ride.

[@larry-naylor]

I have to say that I find the monotremes so amazing. It's on my bucket list to see platies and echidnas in the wild.

[@aaaaston]

Oh god, i didn't know platypuses were so small squishy and cute !

[@nicolesmith786]

I didn’t know the males had venomous spurs on their hind legs. That is absolutely fascinating. Thank you for a great video and all the love that is put into the care of all these animals.

[@laurabriese6829]

Scout is A brave boy 2 more ticks oh no!!! Poor Baby boy Scout. Start praying for him to survive.

[@emilymartin5806]

I wanted to see the snake babies :(

[@allthingsservethebeam4668]

Me too!

[@dianironfeather7785]

Anyone who has horses know you have to have their teeth “floated” on a schedule just like having their hooves trimmed. Exactly like Chris said, they wear and the results are sharp edges. From the swelling, that poor little guy must have been miserable. And his hooves, the bones in his legs must have been stressed trying to walk..also painful. Why didn’t the damn owner give him up before he was in agony. Poor Charley.

[@melissalee8389]

I learn so much from this show...like I neverrrr knew platypus' had toxic venom. I thought they were gentle creaturessss

[@tinademuro8572]

HEY DR. CHRIS YOUR ONE OFA KIND SPECIAL PLEASE DON,T CHANGE

[@ashleykew2953]

Tina DeMuro agreed! Although he should change his shirt! I don’t know if anyone else has noticed but I swear he wears the same blue shirt every episode!!

[@xmikegamezhc1093]

ashley kew I really don’t mind tbh but anyways he gives the spirit of Australia itself. As long as he washes his clothes I don’t care.

[@donross2914]

Great show, shows you the dedication of these people. Chris Brown you can just tell he feels for these animals takes it very personal and does a super job

[@clairecolvin4077]

So sweet to see you guys doing that Platt check, without any barbaric behavior... good to see you doing such an awesome job, and doing that through your hearts. Beautiful to see! 💞

[@ebrady61491]

Tim is so precious. I love this show so much.

[@wholoveskitty]

Bondi vet: will make house visits. My vet: waiting 2 days for a call back.

[@kariellyramirez2971]

I don't know how I came across this show lol but I haven't stopped watching it sense. Truly makes me want to move to Australia (pre covid) and have pets taken care of by them.

[@anneselby2293]

These vets are amazing, wow, that dental vet, words aren't adequate.

[@wandrinyew]

I like that Chris calls in experts, but takes point in treatment. He's learning that way.

[@Christian_Girl120]

I take my hat off to you guys. You very deeply care for these animals and that's really awesome. Without you all they might not have a chance. God bless all that you do for these beautiful animals.

[@laurabriese6829]

Dr Chris is so brave working with deadly snakes. Fifi is a mother to be.

[@דניאלעומר-ח7מ]

Dr. Lisa I love your smile every time everything is fine with the patients whole 🤣🤣💕💕💕👏👏👏

[@Wikita007]

Shirtless, wet Aussies and adorable platypuses....love this show.

[@erin7454]

platypus? UNBELIEVABLE. thank you.

[@troubler2115]

3 ticks! Check the other puppy!

[@teddycuda]

Cats don't generally get you in the face, but poo is one of their tricks. I, too, like Tim. He is much calmer than Steve Irwin, but such love for all the beautiful animals.

[@rhonacunningham4942]

Oh my these videos give me hope. Thank you for caring for animals all concerned. Dr Chris thank you ! South Africa calling ♥️

[@jazzcatt]

A Death Adder named Fifi? Yikes! You hear the name Fifi and you expect a fluffy white toy poodle wearing a diamond encrusted collar.

[@joannemurdock7899]

Bondi Vet! U make my world a better place!💕💝💙💙💜💜

[@andyfyl5680]

What a joy. What a gratifying job.

[@jd5476]

I had no idea platypus males had venom! They're so cute! Who knew? You all are such amazing drs and people. :)

[@deeburris2049]

All of you are awesome! Without any of you,many animals wouldn't have a chance

[@Newcards4u]

Which is why you always have regular hoof and teeth check.. Loads of horses are put down from behavioral issues, when it might be something as easy as having its teeth done, or checking for sore points in the body..

[@orma_]

I feel kinda smart now😊 When I first saw Fifi I thought, "she looks gravid" And she did have babies!

[@stephanietaub8538]

I am totally addicted to this show.

[@belley4222]

38:38 just curious... if they had an ultrasound machine and thought maybe preg... why didn't they do one first? Or do you need to hold certain reg to use?

[@mistrex]

Well usually in the medical field you want to have the biggest problems out of the way in diagnosis to see if the problem is extremely small or its not a problem at all

[@melissaarzt9029]

My All Time Favorite. Show's.

[@captaindelta43]

This has been one hell of an episode.

[@5cats2kids8]

Thank you park guys for all your conservation work with all the animals! I learned quite a bit about plats and tax’s today! Also thanks to Dr. Chris and the amazing surgeon! Why don’t these pet owners treat their pets with flea and tick treatments from their vets?! No mention of it, no education about it. Why? Especially with fosters.

[@MadCheshireHat]

Flea and tick treatments usually kill the tick after the tick bites. By the time it kicks in and works on the tick, the poison has already set in the dog. Tick repellant is what would be needed so they don't bite in the first place.

[@5cats2kids8]

CheshireKat yes, thank you, that is what I meant. Why aren’t more people using repellants on their pets and fosters?

[@ggoannas]

That family with the puppies is so cute.

[@bucketree]

Love your show, great stories and excellent education tool , Kia ora from Auckland

[@juliadealminana5230]

I love how tiny and cute they are!!!

[@ruthdederick7754]

Loved the snake 🐍 part! I wish we could have seen more of her future story!

[@sherrinaransom1643]

Love this show!!!! DR.Chris is amazing to say the least!!!!

[@mkivy]

Love Dr Chris! He’s the man!

[@brendawhite6540]

Wow, the tube idea is a great idea!👍for a bad snake😊congrats mama snake👍