Veterinarian uses creative method to give dog shots l GMA

Dr. Tom's trick for distracting this dog is genius.
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[@breezep.7693]

Wish they can use this method at the pediatrician’s office when my kids gotta get shots!

[@melodiebroderick6767]

I saw a clip once of a pediatrician who use to play a game with them that look lite he was tickle them and by the time they realise he had given them the shot.

[@JesusisLOVEJohn-]

This doctor gives a baby a shot by distracting him with a goofy song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJ6Qapyqpcqlhdk

[@pisces2569]

I wish they can use this method when I get my shots. I’m an adult who has zero fear of them. I just want a treat

[@GrannyGooseOnYouTube]

That made me laugh out loud. 😆

[@LingoENT]

@@GrannyGooseOnKZbin same lmao just imagining the kid licking the wall 🤣

[@almalockett7162]

Great technique

[@Debbie338]

This is cool and I’m not complaining. I’m glad the public finally noticed. As a vet who’s been in practice for over twenty years, though, I have to say this is not new. Many of us have been using peanut butter or cheese on the wall for years. In fact, several companies make rubber sticky pads with waffles in them that we fill with cheese, stick it to the wall, and do all sorts of things from injections to nail trims and even drawing blood.

[@donaldkason4765]

Hellp Debbie how are you doing?

[@bspoon5041]

Used peanut butter on the wall and string cheese for 25 years as a technician. Best of you're doing ear cleaning! Can't imagine his pill pocket budget.

[@Debbie338]

@@bspoon5041 No kidding! Pill pockets really are the Cadillac of pill concealment, but pricey as heck. 😉

[@brunocodron9864]

Il est vraiment top ce vétérinaire 👍❤️😉

[@beaub2409]

BRAVO VET

[@stevenseltzer3589]

Now that is a great vet, got down on the floor with him. Can't fall when you are on the ground. ❤

[@kittenkorleone2918]

BRILLIANT!

[@NotmeTT]

He was so calm 😊

[@heleneschenbacher8512]

Bravo!!

[@cousinsister69]

I heard Flinders Medical Centre in Adelaide Australia several years ago did active research on distraction methods. They gave children virtual reality head gear in an attempt to distract them from agonies during extremely painful & frequent procedures of removing bandaging plus the organic matter that was adhered to it, from burns & skin graft sights. Apparently it was incredibly successful. I believe that the gaming genre was found to be most effective. 💜

[@Lisanoencasa]

LOVE this mindset!

[@donaldkason4765]

Hello Lisa how are you doing?

[@joansand4645]

Very smart

[@donaldkason4765]

Hello Joan how are you doing?

[@maisum5919]

God Bless u doctor ! U are awesome!

[@akankshatyagi7553]

My dog realises he's in the vet office and sees the injection and instantly becomes a dinasaur

[@HaseenaChandni]

That's how my handsome doctor distracts me before examining me.

[@nancyv4431]

Great vet!

[@KINGFISHERS97]

What his YT channel ?

[@Rhonda858]

Thats so cool

[@crazycomments8038]

Mind over Matter wins every time!!

[@AspieGirlArianaHale]

Wow, this is brilliant! I’m lucky that my sweet girl takes shots really well without these techniques, but for those highly anxious doggos who really don’t like being poked & prodded, this is absolutely genius! Props to whoever thought of it, as I’m sure it has helped many pups deal with vet trips. 🥰💖🐕👏

[@airamgarciaafonso7138]

Magnífico 💕💞🐕🙏😍😍 bienestar animal q no sufran 💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖

[@FormerFraggle]

We use spray cheese at my clinic, works every time.

[@VetClinicConnect]

Nice

[@almalouw7007]

So beautiful

[@bish2999]

dog be like: "dude did you just tricked me?"

[@atlskyline1]

You don’t have to check to see if there is blood first?

[@barbaramaluck8124]

Warum hat man das nicht , bei MÄNNERN , mit den CORONA IMPFUNGEN so gemacht ?😂

[@CarlArmstrong-g9l]

What to use for eye infection in dogs

[@paulaswann6990]

My doctor is a butt. This vet is so caring.

[@donaldkason4765]

Hello Paula how are you doing

[@jezibelldehurt4722]

My dog was given her 1st Rabies vaccine today. She did not flinch or bite or bark she was a good girl.

[@MGP2210]

Does that room smell like peanut butter?? 🤔 😆

[@vstechiegamer5996lol]

He was certified above average iq

[@valeriebecker-nantier3763]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@MrBee-cp9pt]

😊

[@ikm191]

🐶: Don't just put stain on the wall... give me chicken 🍗... are you failed on pet nutrition 😂

[@seekingtruth1110]

Stop giving your animals this BS!

[@kayleemarie1901]

Why? And let them get rabies, distemper and parvovirus? Yeah right

[@donyosxd]

〔DELETED〕

[@phetnhativong5925]

Shoot and shot means dif things. Shoot means like basically Shoot a bullet, Shot means is like needle.

[@donyosxd]

@@phetnhativong5925 Hi. Just telling you it's not really my fault I'm sometimes violent to animals. As soon as I tell you what my parents did to me, you will probably want to call the FBI. It's the same as mistreating a dog and it becoming aggresive and pose threat to humans. Have you ever been bitten by one? I think you already guessed what I mean by that.

[@tammiep9628]

I think he needs to practice it’s kind of like watching a NASCAR race when they have to change the tires and do it quick.

[@unadomandaperte]

LOL! You just reminded me of Bubba J. 🤪🚜🍺

[@W81Researcher]

​@@unadomandaperteUm, is that the black driver?

[@marysmith2060]

Excellent technique. Doggy I'd a wiggly target.

[@donaldkason4765]

Hello Mary how are you doing?

[@sueaaron7200]

THAT'S GREAT, THE DOG DOESN'T GET STRESSED OUT AND THE VET DOESN'T GET BIT. WIN WIN✌

[@Rosebutterfly2]

My dog goes to fur babies

[@HEISEI456GOJI]

CAT : HOLD MY FUR

[@thefanaticfikrul1977]

Is that solid baked bean sauce?

[@soniascodellaro7123]

💗💗💗💗💗😆😆😆😆😆💋💋💋💋💋💋

[@threadoflife]

Peanuts story dog This hasn’t helped at all. My 8 & 1/2 year old miniature poodle went from normal self to not walking at all and laying all day on her side in bed. She needs help for everything but can drink water and eat. I’ve switched her to organic soft food, and joint support treats as well as antibiotics, steroids, and valley fever meds after they failed to tell me she had slight signs of it. Until watching her get worse for a week to 2 weeks from walking to not at all. Idk what to do to help her she’s been on the meds about 2-3 weeks now and little to no improvement they said it could be a multi neurological disorder they don’t know have suggested a 4k spinal tap and MRI for further diagnoses. I don’t have these funds and see no improvement but she’s all there cognitively, her hind leg goes stiff and one she’s been curling up and can straighten the front ones don’t seem to support her, she’s slightly standing now but collapses if I let go. She’s had 4 chiropractor adjustments and nothing has helped. Please if anyone has seen this before and has any ideas to get life back in her please help. I feel terrible for her and she’s all there otherwise. Its hand and foot with her and I don’t know what to do. Help 🙏

[@pokerqAK47]

I wish my dog was so simple lol. No amount of peanut butter will trick him. He knows exactly where he is and doesn’t care about food at that moment. He doesn’t freak out but he knows what’s coming so he’s not happy. Just wants to leave asap.

[@nannie2846]

I had a dog once who was diabetic and I had to give him 2 insulin shots per day. Because of his restricted diet I couldn't give him treats but just gave him a piece of his kibble when he sat for a shot. He did really well with them for 2 years! Still miss that little guy.

[@Twinklez63]

👍

[@sherry5136]

👍

[@loriburton7374]

Mind over matter.....smart.

[@kellidavis1904]

Good boy!!!!! What a good vet!!!!

[@johnwright4093]

Scam

[@barbarabrown7803]

Way to go Doc! 😂👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@christina2westmoreland959]

That's awesome

[@midnighttheumbreon8857]

Dog is wearing a prong collar… that’s so cruel those should be banned

[@kayleemarie1901]

No they aren’t. They are safer than harnesses, head collars and flat collars combined when used properly. I’ve worked with my dogs intense pulling on the lead for 3 and a half years (basically 4 years). Tried every training method out there and tried a multitude of harnesses and collars. NONE worked. The prong collar was the only one that worked and they are 100% fine because it is used properly.