Vet Reacts To An Episode of Vet Ranch

[@lindanorris2455]

WOW! DR. CELLINI 2 MINUTES AND YOU ARE EMOTIONALLY ATTACHED. I LOVE IT!

[@crystalkarlson5491]

Love Vet Ranch! Been watching for years!!! They've saved so many! Dr. Carrie has taken over from Dr. Matt, and she is doing an amazing job! You should reach out and see if you can collab on some cases! 💙

[@DVMCellini]

would love to!

[@rickseiden1]

@@DVMCellini If you're in Texas, they probably would love to have a neuro vet they can call on when they need it, like with Bonnie.

[@DavidBrowningBYD]

I love Dr. Karri! (I also find Dr. Dave easy on the eyes!)

[@Pauleysteph]

We adopted Gingerbread and have watched Vet Ranch for years. Absolutely, love their channel.

[@sjbock]

The Vet Ranch clinic is located in Greenville, Texas (north east Texas).

[@cperhala8843]

I love watching Vet Ranch and was afraid you were going to bash them. Thank you for going more in depth of Bonnie's issues, and agreeing with the diagnosis and treatment. As with most professions, Vet Ranch does great with middle of the road conditions. Hats off to Dr. Dave for diagnosing and treating this once in a career condition. I like to watch KZbin videos during lunch. Today was my first time yours came up. I'll have to look for yours again!

[@DVMCellini]

Never gonna bash vet ranch on this channel. They do too much good.

[@drunkenbum3172]

I'm not sure I've seen a video that explained in-depth medical issues as clearly and as easy to understand as this one did. Very well done.

[@DVMCellini]

Thank you!

[@hanlinsong2253]

So proud of Vet Ranch and that you can react to their videos. I’m proud because all these vets were from my vet school classmates. Really hope that you guys could collaborate someday 😍😍😍

[@leahshalek6144]

Vet Ranch is on my "must see" list each week. I've been watching for years. It's wonderful and the people are so kind and caring. Funny too, sometimes.

[@jenniferdixon9707]

This was very informative & interesting. I have followed Vet Ranch from the very beginning and realize that docs don't always include the detailed explanation that you did. Maybe you could add your expertise to a few more of their interesting cases? That would be awesome!

[@DVMCellini]

i love the channel so i think i probably will

[@DavidBrowningBYD]

Love, love, LOVE Vet Ranch! I am so happy to hear you validate everything they say. I can't tell you how many times their videos have made me cry--even on 2nd or 3rd viewing! I now prefer your channel 100% over your brother's! (Also, I have been encouraging everyone in the yarn community to make pet sweaters and blankets to donate to pet rescue organizations. I hope your viewers will do the same!)

[@mariawilliams20]

Love Vet Ranch. This is Dr. Dave, love him.

[@DVMCellini]

Yeah he seems great.

[@2xThaTap]

Ilike the professional input in the cases, somewhat like a lecture! Great Video!

[@DVMCellini]

Glad you liked it!

[@michellevazquez1203]

Love vet Ranch && Dr. Dave is awesome! Applause to Bernie for being a test doggie ❤️ We appreciate it his hard work!!!🏵️

[@lindanorris2455]

VET RANCH IS SO GREAT!

[@sammygirl6910]

I'm so glad you chose a Dr Dave episode. He's the best.

[@rickseiden1]

So often when someone posts a react video they are picking it apart instead of explaining it. You pointed out some things you might do different, but I got the impression that how Bonnie was being treated was exactly how a general vet should treat a case like this when there isn't money for surgery.

[@DVMCellini]

Exactly what I was trying to convey!

[@michaelgraham5934]

Thank You! Great clear explanation of this problem! Please keep up helping all animals!

[@DanTheVeterinarian]

Vet Ranch is awesome! Great video, doc.

[@DVMCellini]

Thanks 👍

[@mastaso4167]

Love this concept you're really pedagogue would be a blast to see more :)

[@jgvet08]

Great review of this condition. Thanks for telling me about the Balto neck brace!

[@DVMCellini]

Happy to help!

[@Fluteperson01]

Hey dr C, ICU technician here. Can I send some questions over for us ER and ICU technicians for common neuro problems and best practices? Such as tips and tricks for Hemi lam care, IVDD care and your must haves and must do’s for any and all neuro cases? As you know here in ICU and ER we see neuro babies everyday and some of us don’t have a neurologist on staff

[@DVMCellini]

Sure yeah. I may make a video out of it :)

[@Fluteperson01]

Awesome 😎

[@amberrider7275]

I’m also a fan of Vet Ranch! I wish KZbin would let them show the surgeries they do but KZbin doesn’t like blood, even if it’s educational. Bernie is so cute and I agree Bonnie is too. My husband and i’s first dog was a wired hair dachshund Shih Tzu mix (humane society’s best guess lol) and she had that same super cute wired hair look!

[@DavidBrowningBYD]

As a Patreon supporter of Vet Ranch, you can see the videos complete with procedures.

[@avigialgrossman6501]

I love vet ranch! Great information!

[@DVMCellini]

Me too!

[@joycebliefernich6955]

Excellent analysis! I love Vet Ranch too! Good to know about the alternative neck brace instead of the bandage. Thanks for sharing!!

[@maryellencook9528]

I agree with the comment below. I hope that you reached out to Dr. Dave at Hondo Vet Clinic. If you are unaware, Hondo is a ranching town west of San Antonio,TX. Ii am sure that Dr. Dave, Dr. Karrie and Dr. Judd would be grateful for your expertise. Dr. Matt Carriker from Boerne, TX started Vet Ranch with his dad, Dr. Lee, and turned the channel over to his friends from Texas A&M Vet School. Gig 'em Aggies!👍 Thank you for acknowledging this great channel.

[@DVMCellini]

I have not, but I'm also unsure how to reach him? Not sure I want to bother the clinic phone number lol.

[@maryellencook9528]

@@DVMCellini check the contact info at the end of the Vet Ranch Roundup or Vet Ranch videos. I would think that Dr. Dave in Hondo wouldn't mind a direct call to his clinic, especially if you have access to a better collar for Bonnie. Matt Carriker bought the Boerne practice from his father, and now his sister and sister-in-law run it. Matt is an entrepenuer and has his irons in many fires, but all of the Carrikers, Dr. Dave, and Drs. Karrie and Judd have the animals' best interest at heart. Any help that you can offer will be deeply appreciated, I am sure.

[@sjbock]

@@maryellencook9528 Drs. Judd and Karri McCreary own Greenville Animal Hospital in Greenville, Texas which is about 50 miles northeast of Dallas. Anyone who wants the phone # can Google the name of the clinic for their website.

[@kathymchugh689]

I found your channel through your brother's (Michael) channel. I used to be a vet tech. I love your videos! I'm learning a lot from you! I'm SO glad you're reacting to VetRanch!

[@awkward.anonymous]

Just stumbled across your channel and am so happy to have discovered it! I'm very early into my vet degree and it was so useful to see how you distinguished between toxin-related neuro signs and physical trauma ones!

[@jessicadevries5457]

Love this I’ve never heard of the condition and I always like to learn more before going through my schooling

[@angeljohnson234]

This was very interesting. My dog was recently diagnosed with cervical problems and cognitive canine disease. The neurologist recommended treatment at a physical rehab facility. I am going to ask her if it would be helpful to get one of these collars. No matter what she says, I like content like this.

[@tonic.1917]

Oooh I've just found my new favorite series 😍

[@coles5243]

Omg; she reminds me of my Mitchell! A chihuahua mix I rescued from my local animal shelter. The best $10 I’ve spent!!

[@stevehofmaster7489]

Hey great video,I'm so hopeful for Bonnie what a little cutie hope she does well.Thanks for explaining all of this I found it very interesting !👍🙂

[@lolz3768]

Nice video Dr. vet surgeon and huge fan of you from South Korea. That Balto brace is my go to brace for AAI and other cervical conditions. So readly appliable.

[@DVMCellini]

I love it. Just sent a dog home with it the other day. Did you train in south korea? I know so few vets from and practicing in asian countries I don't know what the training process is like. Would love to know more! Email or DM me.

[@comesahorseman]

Thanks! I'd never seen this condition before.

[@Ashfleigh]

We learned about this in 1st year neuro but it was only like one slide, so it's interesting to see a whole case example and learn more about it. I didn't know about the neck brace solution, and I also didn't realize scar tissue formed in areas of luxation in general (so far we've only talked about fibrosis as a repair process to replace damaged tissue and whatnot)

[@rainbowfox1934]

Great review. Intelligent discussion of the issue. Thanks.

[@DVMCellini]

Thank you!

[@sherrydawson6253]

Very educational. I always enjoy and learn from your videos. In this condition is the brace a life long solution? Like surgery would not fix the problem? It was amazing to see the difference in the dog after brace was put on. Cute little dog. Thank u for the education!

[@DVMCellini]

The brace usually stays on for a couple months, until the body creates enough scar tissue to stabilize the joint. After that the brace usually comes off but if they have a lot of relapses and surgery isn't an option, it may need to be a lifelong thing.

[@sherrydawson6253]

@@DVMCellinioh wow. Thanks for letting us know 😊

[@bevalexander5897]

Just found your channel! Love Bernie, and love Vet Ranch! I made a big mistake of going into Law Enforcement instead of vet school. Living vicariously through vet channels now!😄

[@juliac3933]

Those braces are so cool!

[@tabiBLAKEMORE]

Omg Bernie is the cutest!

[@ThatSuzanneSchmid]

You should react to an episode of the original All Creatures Great and Small in which they're giving livestock an archaic treatment

[@ericachiu2646]

Typically I would want to rule out neck pain on a physical exam by bringing the neck through a full range of motion. However, it seems like you could actually worsen the condition by doing so?

[@DVMCellini]

Yeah in tiny dogs I never ventro-flex for this reason.

[@SpottedQ]

Have you reacted/watched The Supervet? Dr. Noel Fitzpatrick? Curious about your thoughts on his specialized practice and the work he does.

[@BritBit89]

Another great informative video! If you do another video like this, I would love to see you discuss the topic of syringomyelia and the chiari-like malformation in dogs. I think a neurologist’s insight on this subject would make an interesting video!

[@GuruishMike]

Bernie's a good boy.

[@carolynk.9856]

This was very interesting!

[@catherinechambers1571]

Love content like this ❤

[@jacquelineandrade3281]

Great video!!!

[@lisadowney1569]

Share the info about the brace with Dr. Karri.

[@DVMCellini]

Is she one of the vets on vet ranch?

[@lisadowney1569]

Yes she is.

[@DVMCellini]

@@lisadowney1569 how do i get in touch with her?

[@colleengood6365]

Down in their video description it says through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

[@colleengood6365]

@@DVMCellini in their video description it says through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. Hope this helps!

[@Immerella]

lmfao - I own purebred dogs but I still say my fav breed is 'little scruffy dogs' because honestly it is the best breed of dog.

[@DVMCellini]

Agreed 💯

[@MSUSpartansRock]

BAR... standard vet abbreviation unofficially official? When I was doing anesthesia clerkship for my BS-LVT program I had to do intubation/extubation a couple times on a chihuahua puppy that had some neuro deficits and was getting radiographs done. The radiologist didn't want the ET tube in the way. Turned out this puppy had same thing, AA sublux. I was monitoring it while still under and the anesthesiologist came running in asking me if the tube was in.. was it in right/etc? It was, puppy was doing fine. This poor little guy had a pretty bad sublux.

[@Fluteperson01]

We had one similar poor thing was ataxic and we thought toxin, aa subluxation was found on rads

[@mandymorrow5473]

It kind of sounds like Spina Bifida in the neck. (For anyone reading this who don't know what that is, it's a neural tube birth defect where at some point in the womb a section of spine doesn't form and the nerves are damaged, in my case it was in the lower part around L3/L4 or L4/L5.)

[@danielwalker26]

Mutts are the best dog breed.

[@thedeepscarletabyss8326]

I learned a lot

[@noeljohnson3918]

I think the popularity for Vet Ranch has to do with their rescue program. They do a lot of fundraising to take care of discarded animals.

[@associationlouna]

Could you make a video about ataxia ? Theres very few videos (made by physicians) about it on yt...

[@DVMCellini]

Sure

[@sadie4me2]

Remember, they work from donations primarily. Please don’t become a Monday morning quarterback. If anything, to be most helpful, contact them with your research and brace information.

[@DVMCellini]

I....wasn't?

[@moffelhaseknows6054]

“How much coffee do you want?“ Dr. Cellini: “Yes.“

[@DVMCellini]

Correct

[@MountainMan7.62x39]

d=Do vets in a particular specialty make as much ad a medical doctor in the same field?

[@Ohjulieannee]

vet ranch encouraged me want to be a vet

[@thomashurt5349]

It's a take off for human neck injuries car accident victims always get it put on before and during extractions

[@anniepatricia4907]

Sir what is the salary of entry level veterinary neurosurgeon after board certification ??

[@DVMCellini]

Base salaries are probably gonna be in the 125-180k range with production bonuses on top of that.

[@rebeccafanning4589]

I don't think Bernie minds, much!

[@sadie4me2]

You are talking about my least favorite Vet on that channel. Otherwise I love them all

[@DVMCellini]

Seems like a good guy to me.

[@sadie4me2]

@@DVMCellini good guy….not a good vet

[@ebybeehoney]

My favorite kind of dog is one that look at and think "I'm not sure what the mix is, might be this or that." But it doesn't look like a specific breed - like ALL the others out there. My dogs have been so varied. None look like anything else I've seen.

[@ebybeehoney]

Your dog is exactly the kind I'm talking about!!