Tiger's Giant Claw Is Growing Into Her Own Paw 😱🐯 Vet On The Hill Extended | Bondi Vet Full Episode

In this extended episode, Dr Scott is in for some tough cases! Firstly, he needs to face a very aggressive little dog with bad teeth and a weird lump on its tail and then check a giant tiger with a huge bladder and claw problem! 😱
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[@emilysullivan4031]

I love how Scott is more afraid of BamBam the dog than of the tiger! Feeding the tiger, letting her smell/lick? his face through the cage. I doubt he'd be willing to do that with BamBam. :D

[@HiddenAgenda0817]

Great respect to the anesthesiologist. As soon as he realized she was waking it wasn’t about the show, it was hands on for the needed drs and safety so they could be solely focused on her. He was there for the job of keeping her safe and alive and thats all he worried about.

[@Syrkyth]

Seems like BamBam's owner could put the muzzle on before they even go out, never mind getting to the office. Yeesh.

[@butchieblock9118]

Or at least a harness!!😮

[@jillking5876]

BamBam is a special case due to something unpleasant in the past, but as long as his owner keeps over-reacting, BamBam will continue to over-react. He can't heal emotionally until she changes how she is behaving. It's definitely not BamBam's fault. Thank goodness that Scott is so patient and understanding with him.

[@jessn.2665]

For sure. She’s feeding into the nervous energy. She has to learn to be calm, knowing it will be what helps him best.

[@yvonne3582]

Yes, dogs are extremely sensitive to their human’s emotions and she’s just exacerbating the situation.

[@prcervi]

her general anxiety ain't helping but she terrified something she has no clue about setting bambam off and then he'll be put down as a dangerous dog she knows he's a sweet dog but something in him was broken beyond fixing (because you have to know what got broke to fix it)

[@bogwife7942]

he only freaks out once shes gone. there was a case in another episode where the dog was becoming anxious because of its owners' reactions, and it calmed down as soon as they left. either way, I think it's rude to blame owners based of pure speculation, especially when you're not a professional and you don't know the full story

[@yvonneost12]

I 100% agree , if I was to say it like it is . I would just say ~ cut the drama and maybe take a few dog training tips from a professional .

[@marrier9999]

Make sure the tiger's pointy bits are facing away from the squishy people. Good call.

[@kategibbs6729]

that poor dog. the owner may think she's doing a great job by whining all the time, but she definitely puts the dog into a fight mode.

[@SacredElementsTarot]

I absolutely agree. This woman is the cause of her dogs aggressive behavior. I guarantee she’s part of the reason that dog has been fired by most groomers.

[@Dornie51]

Re Bambam - I had a small fluffy dog just like Bambam once. His owner went into bankruptcy and asked me if I could "mind" him for a while until she got on her feet again. She never came back for him. I was glad though because he became very attached to my mum who was able to be home with him all day. Unfortunately he came to us with a lot of baggage, if he was lying on the floor and you went to step over him he would scream and jump up and run. He was half Maltese Terrier and half Miniature Schnauzer. When I met him he was a walking knot as he had never been bathed or brushed so had to be shaved. Bathing him at home was a nightmare, he fought me the whole way but I found a wonderful groomer who was fabulous and had all the equipment to help her. When I met him he was an "outside" dog who had no interaction with other dogs or people and was fed table scraps off peoples' plates and no proper nutrition. The back yard was paved, no grass to be seen anywhere and when it rained he would crouch under a sappling in a corner of the yard. I was appalled at his treatment. He was quite often in hospital with pancreatitis - thankfully we had pet insurance which helped. I didn't have to wonder what his life had been like, I witnessed the neglect first hand. Mum passed away in 2012 and he followed 2 yrs later, in pain, blind and half deaf at age 15. I cried and cried. Dogs will take on their owners' personality. Bambam certainly has picked up his owner's anxiety which is now a problem for him. If she needed to take a couple of tranquilisers just to pick him up it's no wonder he is like he is. She needs to get it together because her behaviour is to the extreme and is not helping the situation.

[@jessicap4998]

A 21 year old tiger is a regal queen.

[@Jade-zt9td]

We need more vets like Scott that actually help animals like bambam

[@angelabiery-jones5556]

I think BamBam is also reacting because of the stress of his owner!! She is making it much worse because dogs sense what their owners are feeling!! She needs to give him a mild sedative & put the muzzle on before she brings him in!!

[@rebeccaleach2920]

Bambam needs a muzzle at all times lol😢

[@jackieheidorn5875]

I wonder if there is training the dog and owner could get to minimize this problem.

[@lschoenrank]

And really, can't she just clip him herself, if he's as sweet as she says he is?

[@thisfatgirlruns6710]

I feel for Bambam and his owner. Its so distressing for them to get him groomed, but so necessary. Scott and his team are phenomenal for taking such care with Bambam.If the dog hadnt been in for grooming, they wouldn't have caught the growth.

[@katbairwell]

Absolutely! Someone either very cruel, or very ignorant, taught that poor dog that the only way to be safe around humans is to bite. Someone has repeatedly ignored all the warning signs a stressed and worried dog gives off, from body language to vocalisation, people have blown past his boundaries, and the only thing that ever worked was to strike. This is how innately gentle, loving beings are turned into "dangerous dogs", and it takes brave, gentle, loving humans with the patience of a saint, and nerves of steel to have a hope of rehabilitating them. The people who do this to animals make me sick, and all too often they walk away with no repercussions, go straight out and do the same thing again. Vile.

[@CynthiaPrice79]

@@katbairwell do animal rescue as a volunteer, and have my whole life. It’s so much harder than anyone gives credit for, and for so many reasons.

[@dharter100]

They need to sedate the owner so the dog can calm down.

[@katbairwell]

@@dharter100 It is so easy for owners with anxious dogs to get into a negative feedback loop, where the owner is anticipating reactivity, and dogs being very sensitive to the emotions of their people end up more anxious. Poor Bam Bam clearly has a lot of baggage from his past life which is driving reactivity, I would love them to have some time with a clinical behaviourist to identify, and develop solutions to, the sources of Bam Bam's issues. But you are absolutely right, the owner's own worry and stress can easily further stress the dog, so hopefully that's something Dr Scott can help them work through!

[@stephaniejacobson4874]

Should have the owner put the muzzle on before she leaves.....

[@lschoenrank]

Yes, I can't understand why SHE doesn't do that.

[@tinydancer7426]

@@lschoenrank Probably because Bam Bam would freak if she tried. Then, she would be left with her dog seeing her as a threat. Yeah, it might have been helpful for Scott, but it might not have been a good move for her to do it.

[@DirtyTurtle67]

She needs to take a tranq before they get ready to leave home. And stop being a drama queen, better for both of them.

[@anonamouse2052]

@@tinydancer7426it’s not that difficult to get a dog used to a muzzle without traumatizing them. You just need to use treats, build up a positive association, and go slowly.

[@Gucciblackberry]

1:26 id love to recommend her to learn how to do it, there’s classes and I’m sure there’s videos on here!! definitely gonna be something to get use to as the owner and the dog! Might be good for everyone involved❤ That behind the door technique was very cool as well!!!

[@jessn.2665]

Perhaps a scaredy cut could work for her? I used to use it on my rabbit and it’s quite a nice tool. I wonder if Bambam would let her trim his face as well

[@jessn.2665]

Oh wow the behind the door technique is genius

[@jenniferceballos3665]

Scott is one of my fav doctors on this show

[@MoDavI-sl7iy]

Mine, too.

[@elainewhitelock5347]

I've known Charlotte and the tigers since she was young .I remember her going into the cage and at that time her Father was running the zoo. I've been visiting for years. Its a,wonderful place.

[@neilburns8869]

Poor old Bam Bam, I am glad that the results of the tail lump have come back as benign. I also like how Scott was prepared to meet Bam Bam's owner in the park; therefore making sure that Bam Bam wasn't forced to return to what is clearly a very stressful environment for him. I can't imagine that too many UK vets would be prepared to do something as simple as that.

[@hunnybee_]

poor bambam. that little baby. 🥺 times like that really makes you wish you could speak to animals and tell them that’s we’re here to help & that everything’s gonna be alright.

[@CynthiaPrice79]

You can, in a sense. Animals tend to be very sensitive to the emotions around them. Thus, if you are feeling angry, or tired, or hyper, or nervous, they think they have reason to be.

[@sharonandrews6985]

Good vets are worth their weight in tons and tons of GOLD. Absolutely wonderful human beings ❤️.

[@ThePro-WrestlingTrueCrime]

I remember when this Episode 1st aired years ago & it inspired a family with a Rottweiler who was similar & had a mass on his chest. Scott is such an amazing & patient Vet!

[@divadawn509]

Those tigers were gorgeous. The vets on this show get to do all of the cool stuff! lol

[@marcyr6340]

Her dog seems like its anxiety.

[@yashistampedes5849]

the sad thing is when bam bam has only 2 interactions a year dramatic changes happen as a result and to this little dog it all seems like he's being attacked so of course he's defensive. he needs some real TLC and a trainer willing to work with him in desensitizing him.

[@heidim2466]

I think that bambams owners reaction and triggers both before and after each appointment, is what makes the dogs way of reacting to the doctors.. maybe they both aid from some help about it? And no, NOT rudely meant :)

[@FaithMidnight]

It's amusing that he had to use a hoof trimmer to cut tiger claws.

[@socksandpi1264]

When my cat had to stay at the vet clinic for quite awhile (sewn-in catheter, ruptured bladder and severe UTI), he was calm while sick, aside from the occasional hiss. Once he started feeling better, he was hissing, yowling, and swiping at the staff. Vet called me to come get him out of the cage because he wouldn't let them come near, he wouldn't even come out if they walked away with the door open. He heard my voice and took off towards the lobby, and launched himself at me. I felt so bad for him and the staff, but they didn't blame us, because him having the energy and strength to put up a fight meant he was improving. Lots of tears that morning.

[@diannshowers9129]

Doing his teeth at the same time as his grooming is a great idea

[@Doitgood52]

Welding gloves are the item of the day!😮

[@gizzmowalliss]

But you can’t grip there feet very well.😅

[@leesquirrel3550]

Poor Bam Bam. He is just terrified! ❤

[@kellyruddock8822]

i think the owner is a lot of the problem.bam bam feels her anxiety and fear.maybe if she walked in the vets with confidence he wouldnt act out.

[@kittyiam2206]

And why can't the owner take a brush to BamBam? Even if you only brush him once a week, it would help greatly!

[@AllianaCharleton]

​@@kittyiam2206 She can't groom him because he hates it and tries to bite the brush or her when she does try to brush him. He's done the same thing with professional groomers. He's bitten them or attempted to bite them. He only freaks out when the owner leaves. He was fine when she was still there. Sure, he was nervous but he only started barking and growling once the owner left.

[@kittyiam2206]

@@AllianaCharleton Wow, I didn't know that the pupper wouldn't let the owner brush him! The dog must have been seriously abused if he won't let someone he trusts groom him.

[@dmm29]

Great Respect for the dedicated Doctors and all the animal caretakers who provide for the beautiful animals. ❤

[@suzzanejames3573]

Im sure he is just like his mother in so many ways. Very timid and very very nice and quiet nervous about everything that you do with this little dog

[@denisemanley5318]

The most beautiful cats with the sweetest faces. ❤

[@BondiVet]

❤️

[@kazzellinempanger8998]

Aww--poor Bambam! I wonder if he'd behave differently by having the groomer come to him? Then he'd at least be in a familiar place already. I'm a bit surprised a tiger would have that claw issue; granted that they're cats, but does this mean they shed claw sheathes? My first cat had this same thing happen to her, only we didn't catch it until it was well into her paw pad (can't recall whether she was limping or licking it, but we noticed the blood on her white "sock")! Luckily, it did not become infected. Had to take her to the vet, and she was fine afterwards; the vet showed us how to trim her claws, so it didn't happen again.

[@Darapsa]

Not the groomer in his home, his safe place. Then he would be stressed there as well.

[@jennifermarcum2231]

He's owner is the reason he has anxiety. She's such a mess she has to take tranquilizers

[@vaughanellis7866]

I feel for Bam-Bam but not his owner, it is the owner who should be doing the grooming, but it is also the the owner who is amplifying Bam-Bam's nervousness. Every dog my family have owned have been groomed by us, from clipping nails to shampooing/trimming their coats. we have done as part and parcel of owning them.

[@beth9317]

I think Bam Bam feeds off of his owners anxiety

[@barbiebabe4495]

Just a quick hello from Ontario Canada.

[@PhormalityOfficial]

Cannot wait to watch this episode as always!

[@izzy1949]

Such beautiful majestic creatures tigers wit a wonderful experience Scott…Bambans mum was distraught bless her I felt so sorry for her but I know how she feels kne if my digs has to be sedated to have his nails cut as he goes literally hysterical if not….

[@dianebannister4591]

I love Tigers and this was special for me seeing Dr. Scott treating a Tiger. She was very friendly to him upon meeting and seemed she liked him. However, the Tiger had to be anesthetized in order for medical staff to go in and trim the claws and check out other things. It was a relief that she handled the anesthetic fine. I wish I could get up close with a Tiger.

[@moniqueangel7727]

Can anyone imagine the joy!

[@denisethompson3819]

😂love all big cats but tigers have a terrifying majesty that it is a thrill to be near them. My biggest thrill, I was next to the cage and the tiger came and lay down just the wire between us. Then he snuffled that Tiger sound. I think we were both happy to be near each other. 🎉❤

[@moniqueangel7727]

Scott you are so real! And funny 😂

[@laurajarrell6187]

Great video. Poor BamBam, but as they said he was worse when this lady got him, I'm glad they match. As for the tigers, I was lucky to receive 'hands on' training at Cat Tails, a refuge with a variety of lions, tigers and other wild cats. They even had some rare clouded leopards. In Mead, Washington, close to Spokane, in the early 90s. I was a Humane Officer in WallaWalla. I truly love animals and respect them as they are. Found I'm no 'Whisperer' though. Their adult male Siberian, casually standing with paws on chain link fence, (not at all stretched) and I at 5'1 didn't even reach his diaphragm! Massive cat. When they chuff, with a bit of voice, it goes through your organs. I fed him a bucket of chicken pieces. The cubs we handled were extremely strong, too. The problem then was people getting exotic pets in Seattle, then finding they couldn't keep them properly. Two ligers they had were from a small circus that had not kept them well. Good place and people that rescue animals like that, and give them as close to a natural home as possible. At the other end of the state (and spectrum) was 'Wolfhaven' . 👍💙💖🥰✌

[@Oneartfuldodger]

I've seen many groomers use muzzles. And those are on small and grants breeds.

[@cheercoachdee]

I can appreciate the connection with a pet, but bam bams owners anxiety is causing his issues

[@MoDavI-sl7iy]

Dr. Scott is my favorite vet. My second favorite is Dr. Chris.

[@diannshowers9129]

If he was having pain or discomfort from his tail he probably feels better

[@thomashuxley6528]

Made me laugh when he said minus 1 is freezing....being in Saskatchewan canada where temperatures in winter get to minus 40 to 50 with windchill

[@anasavas523]

RESPECT, STIMĂ ȘI ADMIRAȚIE PTR. TOT CE FACEȚI VOI!!! 👏👏👏👏👏💖💖💖💖💖✨✨✨✨✨💖💖💖💖💖✌️✌️✌️✌️✌️

[@MoDavI-sl7iy]

The dog 👀 so cute with his haircut.

[@gabrielc-tj6hn]

Neither can I

[@shellyx4]

Are the vet fees high where he is? They are out of control in the States. I have a 15 year old Maltese. It’s cost me $15k over the last 5 years since he was diagnosed with diabetes. I could put him down. Now he’s living out his days being spoiled all day long. I love my boy so much.

[@sharonloomis5264]

Would be nice if they could come up with a brush that cuts the hair while brushing. Then, maybe, when 'Momma' brushes the hair is cut.

[@brucereding8031]

Gorgeous Animals

[@c.misztur7358]

somebody introduce cesar milan to this dog and more importantly.....to HIS OWNER

[@jonesr227]

I was going to write the same thing but I couldn't remember the guy's name. Thanks for the reminder.

[@keving1774]

That dog is freezing, get it a sweater

[@moniqueangel7727]

We trim her schnoodle mostly with scissors - not perfect! More a hygiene cut! ❤

[@janeenskeeter2294]

I love you Scott. Thanks for caring for the animals

[@sophiawish9772]

With Bambam, I think his owner should be allowed to stay throughout his treatment. Also, the emotions and words spoken by the owner puts Bambam on alert that he is in danger. Some owner training would be helpful.

[@kennedygardiner42o]

If the owner stayed, it would make the situation 10x worse. Dogs feed on their owners energy and because the owner is so nervous to take him, the dog in turn gets nervous. If she was there the whole time, it would be a shitshow

[@sophiawish9772]

@@kennedygardiner42o I know that can be true. But maybe the lady would calm down if she was allowed to stay and wouldn't be so dramatic leaving the vet's office. Maybe she would still need a huge display of emotion. The woman needs help. She should also walk this dog with his muzzle on.

[@dianebannister4591]

The Dog Whisperer Cesar Milan from the USA is excellent with working with dogs and their owners to effect positive changes. He goes on location to help dogs. I think his last show was "Better humans better dogs." In many situations, he needs the owners to change their behavior in order for a dog to change its behavior.

[@kennedygardiner42o]

@@dianebannister4591 actually Caesar Milan's methods have been proven to be harsh and ineffective after some time. He uses a looottt of negative reinforcements when its been proven time and time again that positive reinforcements work way better and are way healthier for the dog in the long run.

[@katbairwell]

@@dianebannister4591 Whilst he can be great with owners, his methods with dogs are highly questionable (up to and including dogs dying under his care). Milan's charisma does a great job building owner confidence but canine behaviourists, and canine welfare experts, are highly critical of his use of outdated "tools" such as the "alpha roll", and "simulated bite".

[@amelitadechavezlaceste5095]

thank you bondi vet dr scott ❤❤❤

[@BondiVet]

❤️

[@tictactoe325]

I think they need Ceasar Milan working on this dog

[@AndrewIrving69]

[@Jennifer.N.Presley]

i have a dog like banbam i groom her my self becose she dont like be cut

[@AngelDust_hh230]

I'm surprised that those tigers didn't eat her by now-

[@elisabethpalsson1615]

Oh those Tigers they are so good to see them again Love them💖💖👍👍🐾🐾🐾🐾

[@lindamcgrath8958]

Poor tiger

[@Livyxbabyy2001]

I feel bad for Bambam owner she seems lovely and would do anything for him. He reminds me of my dog cardi who was like this. Due to being abused previously

[@uhmokay5995]

This is amazing

[@Luna_moon_1127]

4:22 It’s important to remember that BamBam is not being aggressive because he’s just evil inside or just wants to hurt Scott. BamBam’s aggression comes from fear and with most dogs that’s where their aggression comes from whether BamBam doesn’t feel confident with strangers or just doesn’t feel confident in a new environment he’s just fearful and using aggression as a way to get people to back off. If a dog snapped at you what are you gonna do most likely back away and say oh that dog is aggressive. I don’t wanna go near them what I like about Scott is he remembers that BamBam’s aggression is from fear not just pure aggression. There’s always a reason for a dogs, aggression and nine times out of 10. It’s going to be fear whether that is actual fear from mistreatment or just fear from the lack of confidence that’s why it’s so important when your dog is a puppy to introduce them to new things and get them used to new things when they’re a puppy and their mind is open to new experiences and always make sure the experience is a pleasant one that way your dog grows up with confidence❤

[@markreynolds9135]

Oh my, he put dye in a tiger’s eye. He then said bye as he walked off to get pie that was way up high.

[@barbaramaxey4183]

Can't find the follow-up of the ingrown bulls horn? Has it been posted??? Would love to know he is doing well. 😅

[@yvonneost12]

The owner needs to take a pill and chill , she is'nt helping at all .

[@tinademuro8572]

THANKS DR. SCOTT I LOVE TIGERS TO AND BECAUSE OF YOU NOW I WAS JUST ABLE TO SEE TWO UPCLOSE. HUGS AND KISSES LOVE TINA FROM CALIFORNIA ❤❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@manicpixiefangirl4189]

Oh yeah, little dogs shouldn’t be underestimated. That’s how you lose fingers. 😬

[@staylor5687]

It really is the responsibility of a dog owner to learn how to care for them. The inspections that occur with grooming can keep them healthy, plus the dog wouldn't need anesthesia for basic cleaning. Who would have a baby and then refuse to learn how to care for it? I had a Maltese-Shih Tzu mix and groomed her myself. Her haircuts were not that great, but she was free of matting and I always knew what was going on with her skin, etc. They don't care about being beautiful, they just want to be comfortable and healthy. I would not be as forgiving about stressing the importance of her learning how to do this herself.

[@msolinda59]

Bambam has issues. But understood, he has painful issues. Hopefully this pup can be corrected.

[@kellihorsman2837]

Maybe they should have poor BamBam through therapy to help him with his mental issues of being so scared.

[@lady4vols]

John Lewis is amazing, he goes to Monkey World in Dorset, so seen his work and looks like all around best care for these precious tigers.

[@3554ELM]

That lady is unstable. And the dog is VERY DANGEROUS !!

[@lindamartin7449]

First time watching this , is all the procedures always pixilated out ? .

[@jod6984]

BamBam's owner needs proper medical treatment and therapy. A calm vet assistant by her side a few hours a week would help.

[@jeffreydavis717]

Scott should talk with Cesar milan the dog whisperer.. that's what dogs do feed off your fears. They respond to actions and assertiveness. Not no. With passive gestures. They sense it. Fortunately u are a vet not a dog trainer. But the method works. ❤

[@sab5076]

Victoria would be a better choice imo.

[@snapperblue51]

Bambam should be muzzled by the owner whenever outside of home. Especially before handing this biter over to people trying to help the owner.

[@monicark2030]

Bam Bam can use CBD iol, cookies, cakes to let him less anxious, Bach florals homeopathy

[@Rose.cookielover_5]

Hi I love your videos but I'm trying to write with double long arm cast's❤❤ lol

[@LucaBunny.]

Bondi Vet hoo-rah

[@Nope-NotToday]

It is just so wrong, keeping tigers as pet. No matter how much you love them

[@morethanlocaltv9984]

Could she learn to groom him or would he act crazy with her to?

[@TigerLilly1]

what's your option on seresto cat flea collars? are they poisonous if my cat keeps licking it?

[@Rachelbee]

Why doesn't Bam Bams owner learn how to do a basic clip herself? Itd be preferable to constantly putting him under.

[@gabinathan5499]

THE TIGERS HERE R LIKE THIS WOMAN'S SISTERS THEY PRACTICALLY GREW UP WITH HER.

[@TheNinnyfee]

What most people don't know: trauma causes brain damage and Bambam may not even be able to control it considering what he has been through. His brain just signals danger. ❤ Especially when your owner gets nervous as well.

[@kristenchesser5725]

I didn't see him remove the teeth

[@gingershellkittens6620]

What teeth?

[@kristenchesser5725]

@@gingershellkittens6620 it said bad teeth so I thought maybe he would have removed it

[@gingershellkittens6620]

@@kristenchesser5725 Oh I missed that.

[@pwapwap]

Why does the owner of Bambam not muzzle him before coming in?

[@kinebrembry6224]

I wonder why they don’t give him a sedative in his food before he comes in

[@clairestephens4680]

Why doesn't the owner muzzle him before they get there??

[@DIDYOUSEETHAT172]

AWWW! Poor puppy. 4:50 far be it form me to give advice to a vet, or a groomer. However will anyway. Bite Proof Animal Handling gloves, that go all the way up the forearm. I volunteered in animal rescue, and I had a side business rescuing rattlesnakes from peoples. With rattlesnakes no problem, only had one or two try to strike, only when they are extremely cornered after a bit of a chase. Dogs and cats whole other thing. A pair of Bite Proof Animal Handling Gloves and you are set, I've had dogs latch on barely feel a thing, no broken skin, and gives time enough to grab the scruff and employ a muzzle without use of drugs. My pair was even rated for Falconry. Never got around to that though.

[@kristinecollier9155]

This is not extended cut! This is just a repeat!

[@shannarattan8963]

👏👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰🥰😊😊😊😊