Thanks for the kind words!

@@BondiVet You're welcome! Your friend from North Carolina :)

@@BondiVet YOU are kind

Qqq

I can't get enough of it. ~Nebraska

🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@sapphire5862 lmao did I say something dumb??? I wouldn’t be surprised if I did 😂😂😩😩

I watch this every day. The hearts every professional in any clinic is inspiring. You are in it to make every animal the best they can be. From all of them and I, thank you.

It’s amazing to think where we have deer they have kangaroos

SAMEEEEEE

Yeah, she looks absolutely exhausted, poor thing. Vomiting can take a log of energy put of you.

Definitely 🌸🌸🌸

Totally me after over eating at a buffet

True 😖😳🥺🤣

dr chris is literally the best veterinary in the world

Me too! She is so sweet!.

I know, poor darling!

But her tail wagging after all of it u can see she was thankful for all that food out of her stomach

I felt that one too. I just had a nasty stomach bug myself, and puked hard enough to make myself cry several times. Poor doggie.

I do that too eyes water nose runs it happens but we felt better after right Lola no more eating brothers food LOL she ate out of the other dogs bowl when walked away

The mouth, nose and eyes are all connected. When I was throwing up with food poisoning few years ago it was so forceful my nose and eyes ran too. It's crazy.

Tim Faulkner is a hero

@@MH-tn3pp He's also a dang good leader of his crew, that's for sure.

U might think about volunteering to become a wildlife rehabilitator in your state 🙂we don't have any wombats here in the US; but, there are lots of other critters usually needing help....or maybe become a foster parent for animals through your local shelter or sanctuary 🙂❣️🙂

True

I have pet rabbits and bloat kills more of them than anything else. They are unable to vomit, which makes them more difficult to bring out of it. but it is a real serious problem.

As a human it’s shocking. Poor animals.

Mine got twisted stomach. I decided to bring her to emergency vet at midnight. Glad that i made a correct decision and she servive.

My cat’s intestines are all bunched up. The vet doesn’t know if it was a birth defect or something happened. He wouldn’t eat or drink for almost 2 days. I switched him to wet food after finding out and he’s doing much better. If the problem comes back he could need a very expensive and risky surgery

Scoobert Doobert, Good for you! I sincerely hope you are able to get through school and become an amazing veterinarian nurse! The nurses are absolutely needed and the animals need you so much ❤️❤️

Same here, my first thought when Dr G said Lola's stomach with stuffed with dry food was "why is it always when I'm having soup!" Still watched it. But oh my gosh, imagine having such a sweet staffy in your life, what a girl!

Bahaha! I was eating rice and noodles... yuck!, but Lola was soooo sweet! Btw Sam Warrior She_Her, how do you “eat” tea? 😉 😂

@@jenjenbee1340 I'm English we call it Tea, when other call it Dinner or Supper 😀

@@katbairwell I know right the most bad ones come when I'm eating but it doesn't bother me,, Oh I feel and look like her after eating Christmas Food 😂🤣

@@UnicornPastelPrincess that’s wonderful! My grandmother is English and while I remember some things: eating beans on toast, milk in my tea, mummy instead of mommy, etc., I don’t remember everything. Thank you for sharing! 💖 You’ve brought up some great memories!

What a lovely dog. What breed is she

@@davidm3maniac201 looks like an American Staffy to me

You and me both, Brenda

@@BondiVet i guess if all the followers were near, there would be a lot of hugging 😅

Shoot, I'd hug Chris any time day or night! 😉

We're so glad he's okay!

@@BondiVet Thank you so much for your kind words❣

I love your pooches silly expression 😂💖

@@Alexandra-qc9te 😀 It's funny because he was sound asleep on his back and his lips formed this "smile".

@@cookiedee8473 😂 it's so perfect it would have to have been chance right? Lol.. 😁 Super cutie. 😍

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What does it mean?

Ah but... this full tummy could have killed Lola. She obviously raided a bag of kibble which somebody neglected to lock safely away in a bin or cupboard. There are such things as lockable petfood bins which can hold up to 23 kg of dried food, kibble Etc. I use them for my Lab's food, although the Royal Canin kibble he has is in very thick hard plastic bags, kind of shrinkwrapped and sealed with a very strong ziplock when it arrives at my house in two large boxes every couple of months. I've only ever allowed him to have 140 g maximum per meal, otherwise, 1. He would put on a lot of weight which isn't good for his joints. 2. His stomach would eject all of the kibble he just ate if he was to het too over-excited or restless when he goes for his constitutional in the garden which follows through immediately, after he eats.

​@@jenlfpotter3870my comment was in general, when they hadn't over eaten and were living their best life.

I know I usually watch the series in the UK but it's on in the early morning. So now I watch it at my leisure

Oh yes,Vee

How does a slow feeder work?

@@persephone2706 it depends on the particular design, but the basic idea is to make the animal slow down while eating. Some use little fingers in between the kibble, and other designs are more complicated.

@@marthahawkinson-michau9611 great for cats and dogs. It is all about puzzles. If your pet enjoys them they are great but as with everything it depends on your pet’s personality

Another easy fix to slow down food obsessed dogs is to put a ball( eg tennis ball) in the middle of food bowl. This forces them to slow down. Also, consider putting bowl on stool just under the height of their chest. It also helps. Could possibly work for cats but would have to experiment I divide one voracious cat's daily food into 3. Morning, afternoon, and evening and that works for her

That is them over feeding her.

I feel their friend because I had 2 dogs passed before

I had a senior dog go the same way. Showed signs less than an hour before he passed. It was absolutely horrible, such a painful death.

Um try to be specific about what you say you said this happend but what is the this 😶

@@season_of_beads the thing that happened to the dog about the bloated stomach

@@caitlin9645 what THING you idiot?

Great tip!

They had two dogs and dog ate her brother’s food which left him to eat only a chewy stick

@@jenimoore3053 i know that i watched the video... im just giving a tip to owners to be helpful...

I put my dog’s food in a storage bin. Also, a slow feeder bowl would be a good for a dog like Lola who basically inhales their food. You can buy them on Amazon for about $20 US. For bigger dogs, putting their bowl higher (I put mine on the storage bin) can also slow down their eating.

You gotta wonder how people can do that to animals if it was done by humans. (My friend’s dog was starved, malnourished, and almost dead because of a tornado so no humans did that to her). My dog was a breeder dog originally (like all rescues). My neighbour was the breeder and sold her to another neighbour on credit. No one saw the puppy for months until she escaped one day. Her weight was supposed to be 7 lbs but was only 4 point something. No payments had been made so friend immediately repossessed her. She nursed her back to health then when my dog died she gifted me this dog to help with my grief. This is the friendliest dog I have ever met and the most popular with my neighbors. I can’t understand how people can be so cruel

Another you tuber mentioned how their dog would basically inhale his food, so to slow him down rather than putting his food in a bowl, they simply put it on the floor so the food is not all in a cluster. It works for him/them.

@@tinydancer7426 I remember seeing that. I forget who it was though

@@eph2vv89only1way I saw it on Trent & Allie.

@@eph2vv89only1way I'm so happy your sweet dog ended up with someone who cares for her. Despite her past, my dog also loves people (prefers them to other dogs, in fact).

If they don't then you tube age restricts it

KZfaq is afraid of complaints and lawsuits from weak people and Karens that won't prepare their offspring for reality

It's ridiculous that they even have to blur the needles when KZfaq allows documentary style videos of drug addicts literally shooting up. This is educational and they won't allow it. Other vet channels have had the same problem. Typically they lose the ad revenue but KZfaq can still run ads and get to keep any revenue if they demonetize a video, which is so greedy.

And the first guy isn’t?

@@jameswent48 didn’t mean that. I was in awe of Dr Chris’ innovation and dedication. I meant it in that context.

Totally agree

Yeah she’s really cute :)

SAME "DOG'S STOMACH BLOWS UP"

They even blur the syringe! Just ridiculous. I, a retired nurse, find this frustrating, since i don't know animals anatomy as well as humans, obv and would like to mentally compare. People who find it disturbing can be forewarned. Please consider a solution to make both sides comfortable.

@@kathimorrical9912 I used to be able to watch surgeries on YT.

@@kathimorrical9912 It's ridiculous... I'd like to see it as well...

Stupid you tube rules. If they don't its age restricted

@@jacobsockness571 Try streaming the episode on tv.

Someone who doesn't feed them most likely gave to much.

I wondered what breed it was. I thought she was pittbull

@@davidm3maniac201 David, Gerardo called her a Staffy at the beginning. They are quite similar, and a quick look on Google gives the similarities and differences of the two doggies.

KZfaq says no.

@@gavandruff5400 blame youtube.

KZfaq's policy. It would probably automatically flag the video as adults only content. You might wanna try to pirate the episodes lol. Also I believe Young Vets is still out there on KZfaq uncensored.

@@oftheriverr aha well i am an adult because i am 18 so i for example could watch the episodes uncensored. I cant write right because i am german.

@@Lilja2022 Well you write very well and clearly in English, you should be proud.