“He said there’s a critter in his house but I think it’s probably nothing.” YOU LIVE IN AUSTRALIA!!! OF COURSE ITS SOMETHING THAT CAN KILL YOU!!!!

Amy F 😂😂😂

Some people will never get over their fears.

@@elizabethrichter-atkinson1787 Some fears are worth having, especially of the world's DEADLIEST spider.

Nonono, you see, he didn't want them afraid of spiders... he wanted them terrified of spiders.

Imagine we humans going through that surgery, we will be on drips for months.. Its so fasinating how animals adopt so quickly.

@@themoment23 yes! Sometimes I use that phrase. Here in the states, I guess it would be "clarified" as a Valium drip. Or a drip for pain, too, actually...

.great Chris put Oscar on the right pathway 💙💙💙

Yes, Shy F, I felt the same way😉👍thanks to the Doc.

Amen

Would you think it might have been better just to put it down instead of suffering further with the whole face reconstruction and the deterioration in this vid?

*someone no one you love is a thing, they’re someone.

@@marshmallowwolf3976 no! You can’t just assume an animal wants to die without a fight, you don’t know for sure what they’re thinking. How would you feel if you were in immense pain and someone just killed you without your input? You could have lived, but someone, without consulting you, decided to kill you. Oh wait you wouldn’t feel anything....... because you’d be dead.

Well not exactly, there are dogs that have been bred for hunting purposes, the ones with a high prey drive usually should not be kept with farm animals, but herding breeds like border collies or the shetland sheepdogs are bred for herding livestock usually are a safe bet. At the end it depends on how the dog was trained as a puppy. For example, for huskies and malamutes they should not be kept with other pets, but on Life with Malamutes Phil is ok but Nico isn't okay with other dogs, and on the Milpert the Huskies channel the huskies were ok with a Guinea Pig

But at the end it is the responsibility of the Owner, to give training to the dogs and keeping them in a fence

@@apurvitanna I agree! In suburbia there is a fine if your dog is not walked on a leach,. Anyone with a dog should have a secure gate and fully fenced!

There was a pretty big dog pack where I used to live, and I mean they would even come after a person They lived out from town in a big wooded thicket, but could be seen usually early mornings and late afternoons. My neighbor and I had found an old dumping ground and had found some really old medicine bottles and had gone back to find more. We were a good ways from the car...and we could hear them yelping. We started back...here they came running hard towards us. Snarling, it was scary. We got to the car and jumped in. They were right behind us. They jumped on the hood, were chewing at the tires, bumper, fender, I couldn't believe it. We counted 9 and quickly drove away. They gave chase but soon backed off. The town had been trying to find them after several people had lost livestock. They wanted blood now and enjoyed killing. We got home and the constable was visiting with our husbands and we told him and showed him the scratches all over the car as well as the bite marks. The three men took off to the spot we had been. On the way there in a pasture they were taking down a calf. They killed 5 of them, and had to finish off the poor calf. We thought we would be safe, it was right after lunch, do our thing and get back home..we were wrong. These dogs were med. and up in size. They may have been tame at one time...but not any more. The old bottles? It was a good 6 months before we ever went back. This time our husbands watched as we dug, loaded and ready...just in case.

I'm in TX also and, a number of years ago there were a couple of dogs that kept harassing my horses. Fortunately, there didn't end up being any injuries, possibly because my older horse didn't tolerate any crap from dogs, LOL! He'd even go after them if they were bothering another horse while he was around! The county I live in couldn't care less about animals, which I found out after calling the sheriff's office several times. The entirety of their advice consisted of "When it happens again, shoot them." During that time I researched laws regarding loose dogs and from what I understand, anyone can shoot a dog that's going after livestock, if the attack is "recent, in progress or imminent". And the livestock doesn't actually have to be yours! If I'm driving down the road and see dogs attacking some strangers cows, I can stop and shoot them. Now, this doesn't mean I WANT to shoot dogs, I love dogs; I have 4 of them. In fact, I prefer them to most people. But if I come out there and somebody's dog(s) are attacking my horse, all bets are off!

C.j.. haison

Beautiful girl. Sweet face.

You know what's funny, my name is also Kaia but I spell it Kyah! and yes she was very cute. 😁

Best puppy qwq

Jes

Kaia is such an angel, so cute!!

My understanding is they can't show it if the video is slotted for family viewing times. Still, they could have blurred it out so we could have at least heard what they found.

@@iimdone the revenue they get from these videos probably help keeping them running. i wouldn't call that greedy id call that being alive and wanting to be able to pay your bills

For those saying they aren't allowed because of KZfaq, have a look at VetRanch. They blur their surgeries on the main channel, then have a link in the description to an un-blurred version for those of us who want to see the full video. It's a great system.

@@asyoz It might have something to do with the country of origin. I noticed recently that on Bondi vet in Australia the images are blurred out while the one from England skips to post op.

I had a cat that was hermafrodite. The very experienced vetenerian that was about to spade/nuder her, was flabbergasted. She used a lot of time searching for the egg leader, and found one, that was three time the size,and one tiny "thread" that was clinging to the thick leader. She did this surgery with a whole bunch of spesialist, who saw everything live,by camera/data. She did not manage to remove all the parts that could lead the cat go getting pregnant, so i had to medicate her as well. She would have died if she become pregnant, thou , i do not think she could be,because she acted like a boy...she got "the heat", growld like a he cat , she pied upwards on everything. The cat had a cat toilet inside the house, and she pied in the ceiling of the toilet ! ! She did not get that old, already at six/seven years old, she got problems. Mostly psychic problem, she could not get at ease. And she pied everywhere,high up, and the vet said she had pain because of her parts was not normal. That is when we put her down. It was sad. The cat was a kitten from a way to young cat that got pregnant way before she was old enough, the vetenerian said the mother not was older than six months old. She thought that is why this kitten had a lot of issue. I tryed to give her a good life,but when she was in pain, and the vet could not help, she was put down. She was a very special cat,indeed, and made a lit of fuss online with all the vetenerians debating what and how, when in surgery. I saw a lot of cases,and the young cats,loosing their home, and getting pregnant way to early,was what made me crye. It made me furious on all people who had cats getting litter after litters,thinking the cat "liked it"??? "Good homes", is what they called it,when people wanted a cute kittens, so the children could play with. A kitten is not a toy. And to own a cat is not a right. And,it is NOT for free. They need their own food,they need a chip,and vacination s. And, the have to be nuder/spaded ,if they not are a indor cat/never out. I am still waiting for the laws to change. I hate that people are treating the cat so bad. So bad! (Sorry for my bad english)

Omg yes same I'd tell my boss I can't come to work cos a spider now owns my house 😂

Oaklid I’d have to call into work because I burned house down because of that spider!

Funnel web spiders live everywhere. Though a lot of them are not this big. Quite small in the US. They make little funnels in corners or in the grass. Not sure how venomous these tiny ones would be. I Just read this: "All funnel-web spider bites should be treated as potentially life-threatening, even though only approximately 10% to 15% of bites are venomous. Since the venom from the funnel-web spider bite is highly toxic, all species should be considered potentially dangerous.Aug 15, 2020" They are long and skinny with vertical stripes on the back. That's what I see here in Michigan and in Nebraska.

he would find you and get you, it would smell your fear and find a way to bite you, they do that.

spiders love boxes :)

I love Chris... and I think he is an amazing vet!! However, I am thinking that these shows are well researched, and probably several people consult with Chris on the "MacGyver" solutions!! It's a vet show... but also an extremely popular TV SHOW!! Guaranteed that a lot of the solutions are pre-scripted to make Chris look like a genius!! Not that I am doubting that Chris is a very intelligent and warm-hearted guy!! I love ALL the vets on this show!! My real hero is Tim!! Holy He'll those spiders are TERRIFYING!! Australia is beautiful... but all the snakes and spiders and other critters are too much for ne! I could NEVER live there! I am terrified even of relatively small spiders. I was actually freaking out that those kids were in the room when he was spider-hunting. Hopefully those owners called an exterminator the next day to have the entire house, yard and garden sprayed!!!!!

100 percent agreed

same

Same!

Ditto

And feel good! 🤗💙💕💜💏🙏🐈🐈🐺🐩🐱🐩🐈🐈🐺🐺🦊🦊🐕

I am 13 and want to be a vet. This channel and another channel called VetRanch has really helping me see that i want to be a vet

Dr. Chris Brown is very inspiring he has a real love and admiration for all animals,. Buy all the Vets on Bondi Vet. Do! Bless them all and the great work. They do! 💕💙💜🐱🐩🐈🐺🦊🐕💑💑🙏🙏🙏🙏

Samee!

@@fading_nebula VetRanch is so cool too! I bingewatch Bondi Vet and VetRanch in every single one of my breaks at school, totally hooked... lol. I also want to become a vet. I'm sixteen.

@@KTPStudios04 lol. I'm 14. Do you live in the US?

@z ... i' not sure how that is relevant in any way to my comment

I love this show too

lol

Cuz we love it so much we can't help our selfs

Because we want to show our appreciation for these wonderful vets before the show is over for this week

Good for you sweetie

I dol

I've never had a funnel web in my home....never ever seen one....

I agree, and it is really bad form to have televised this so other kids might think they can catch one no problem.

i guess its becuase clearly those are spiders that are relatively common around that time. they cant just move. so their kids kind of have to understand those spiders could kill them

C.J Inuzuka ya these parents are dumb af get those kids out of there when they first see that thing...come on.

I thought the same exact thing!!

Me

The notification squad

Me, except for the spiders! The most deadly at that! 🙃🙃

Of course. I've only been watching for 3 weeks but I binged almost all the episodes... about 20 more to go, only. LOL

With a flame thrower on stand by........

Well they didn't know it was a funnel web at first. And thing is like, you get really accustomed to your native deadly animals, and the threat is obviously a lot less severe when they're great treatment (not a single person has died from a funnel web since the anti-venom). We had a redback in our kitchen once, making a web right next to where we step allll the time. We didn't get around to removing it until several weeks later. You kinda stop being worried after a while.

@@serpentarius1194 it's still irresponsible to let the kids run around AFTER they find out what the hell it was. We got one venemous snake in Sweden, we got the antidote and by Aussie standars it also meek and harmless; the chance of it killing you is slim, still wouldn't let my kids stay in the room with it.

And the younger child was disobedient of all safety precautions, as in stay on the couch.

oh, so i wasn't the Only person around snapping at my monitor to get those kids out of there. seriously. wth, mate. what is With this whole nonsense of just letting the kids scramble under foot at a time like that?!? i get that they don't want to panic them but jeez louise, at Least make them mind and stay put out of the way! if the spider made the Dad scream like a little girl, wth are they not actually taking Care of their Actual little girls. Oi.

Uh a-aren’t the vets human?

And Animals! 🐺🦊🐕🐈💜🐩💜🐕🐺💏💏💏💏💕💙💜💝🙏🙏

She did end up having a baby. She was pregnant at the time of filming.

@z I know she had one. I thought it was a new one

She has 4 kids in total 🤙

@@georgialee956 oh ok. Thanks

Me toe

Oh, and animals are amazing 😭❤️

Easy mistake , it a lamb/sheep 🐺🦊🤣

actually they day daddy long legs are but they can't bite humans

[nods] ages ago, when i was a kid, we had a stray tortoiseshell . we never thought much about it but "she" never had any kittens. my mom just thought they were the greatest cat... all the mousing abilities of a tort and none of the extra babies. lol it wasn't until much later that we actually thought about it and realised that "she" must have been a "they". they were just our sweet neighborhood cat, Scrags the wonder mouser. =)

Not that there's anything wrong with this comment, but just so you know: This episode is three years old. Chris stopped making this show in 2017, so season 8 was his, Lisa's, Andrew's and Tim's last season. After that they switched to a new format with many vets all over Australia (one of them being the woman seen at the very end of all of these video's).

You do know that Australia is one big danger zone right? Plus the kids was not in any danger at all through the whole time, don’t be such a drama lama xD

youtube would demonitize and stop suggesting the video if they'd left it in

KZfaq needs better standards. This is educational. KZfaq needs to hold the bad players (including content farms) to higher standards, as well as demonitize them for dangerous and false stuff. Thanks for the info, @Micky Deery

@@MT-US that would be awesome, but it'd also require youtube to put in the effort(and they're damn lazy on a lot of things)

Same with me with some episodes and I live in Australia lol

Tim is a right nutter! The things he does, places he crawls into, the animals like Big Bertha, I don't think I know 10 men or women put together that has his courage. Amazing fella he is!

They are all amazing people. Tim and his crew at the zoo, Dr Lisa just grabbing those ugly ticks, Dr Andrew putting them back together, and of course Dr Chris, just give the man some fiberglass, duct tape and a bit of time and he'll fix it somehow. Can't imagine what the support staff does.

I think they used to, but they were cut out because of youtube restrictions.

@@elisabethb.131 They recently uploaded one maybe 2 weeks ago that had the surgeries in still. Maybe they were not as graphic though

Same I wiredly love gross things

@@torinconnell5635 xD They also have an educational aspect to them. I have a masters in Biology with a focus on anatomy and would love to see them to learn more about animals!