with how that cat was acting, I expected something minor 💀

Cats are so good at covering up pain and injury.. it's amazing

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Truth

Agreed !!! ❤

It has a lot to do with their wild nature. Showing even the smallest bit of weakness in the wild, equals death.

@@kennethcook9406 *equals 🙂

Wow, how did spell check not catch that. Fixed now.

So true

She had a baby. It's the reason

@@chantalmartel4721 so true

right! i see her in between clips and at the end but have never actually seen her in action ya know? so cool to finally be introduced to her as one of the vets instead of the random lady between clips lol

She had a child that was why but she’s back now

Lol I would too

His poor mother 😂

Aww I’m so sorry I hope you okay now

Yeah

@@ElizzaYAYYYY I'm fine now. It came out on its own a few weeks later, just had to soak it in Epsom salts every day for a while. Never really felt much with it in, but boy did I feel it when it came out.

@@emileeweir7773 oh my I am glad your okay now that must have been painful

@@ElizzaYAYYYY mine. Me?y

If I'm not mistaken, Dr. Danni started an outdoor vet clinic for the pets of the homeless. What a thoughtful and big-hearted move on her part!

She sings the theme song for the show

Earlier she would end the show with the recording of the theme song. She has a lovely sweet voice.

@@anngreen3495 All vets take turns to spend at the free clinic for treatment of pets of people living on the street. I hope these people too find a good shelter themselves.

I agree about Dr. Danni.

Yes like you have to stay still no matter what even if you get bit

Well god bless both of you

Aww I hope she’s okay now and I love this show to

@@ElizzaYAYYYY That was when she was 5 1/2 months old. She died when she was 18 years old. She led a great life Thanks.

Oh gosh that sounds horrendous! I hope you were able to fully recover and send all good wishes for the future

@@katbairwell What a wonderful reply, you don't see that too often here. Thank you.

Oh no I hope your okay now and I wish you the best of luck

I've had about 30 nails go in my feet- I've had one even go through the top. I understand it

@@kaminaridenki2481 Oh my, I am so sorry - that sounds like literal torture. I hope you managed to avoid long-term damage and pain from your injuries.

I know I wish that one day they would expand all around the worl

Me too

Yes she does! She's had him for such a long time and they're really close!

We need more people like them

It seems from watching this show a lot of equipment vets can easily access in North America might not be so available in Australia, like they had an episode with their first ever cleft palate surgery at one place and the only prosthetics sizer in the region who still gets the prosthetics themselves made in the US, etc. I know in other industries like beauty it's really hard to get stuff imported to Australia.

Something of that magnifying strength is more used in vascular surgery, it would be too high powered for looking at the paw for glass. A low tech thing we use, in a people hospital, is masking tape and Elmer's glue.

@@BankruptMonkey Why is it so difficult? I mean, isn't Australia a modern-day country? Don't we have a good amount of Information Sharing and international trading? I have to admit that I haven't consider that Australia would be so...closed up, for lack of a better term.

You can certainly get the glasses with magnifiers in them in Australia, I've seen dentists and tattoo artists use them here. Possibly Kate should invest in some. In more general terms, yes, Australia is an advanced, 1st world nation. However, we have a relatively small population and we are a long way from both Europe and North America. So there are some things we don't have in stock here, that have to be ordered from Europe or the US if we need them. Some things don't get to Australia because they are not approved for importation. Sometimes that's a good thing, (not everything you can buy in the US is safe!) sometimes it's just really frustrating, there is a solution to a problem we can't get. In particular, mediation is approved by the therapeutic goods administration (TGA) and that can hold up good medications, as well as keeping quack "remedies" out.

@@jeannegallegos8410 I am not really an expert on supply chains and can't tell you, I've just observed that supply chains seem to be limited in vet medicine and are widely known to be limited in the beauty industry. I think because Australia is an island and is so far from other countries that makes shipping much more expensive to Australia than it is to most other countries that are connected by land to at least one other continent and can do cheap ground transport like from China to Germany or do a shorter flight/ shipping like from China to the US.

He's had an owner at one point or he wouldn't be so friendly, glad they were able to help him.

Yes that is amazing

He ate a lawnmower! And killed other crocodiles. That's why he's alone.

@@gittenielsen95 He is definitely the boss in that area

Yass she’s my fav she left because she had a child

his leg so skillfully repaired so it could heal to normal .. spectacular

@@duggydugg3937 : and such a beautiful cat!

@@resourcedragon happy cat with healed leg.. tks to Bondi

Ikr

ok not as much.

@@medsah6096 humans are literally animals

Right you are. It's 3:45 🤣🤣🤣

Yes and I don’t blame them needles are scary but sometimes you need to face your fears

@@ElizzaYAYYYY the fear of needles is dumb and illogical because once the Dr or nurse grabs the syringe, or brings it into the room, it’s all over in two minutes

@@shanestanton8 Being fearful of being stabbed is not dumb or illogical. I tense up everytime I have to give blood for a test because Im used to the pain of the huge gauge needles everytime I used to donate plasma. I still get the tests done, but it is a normal fear to have. Your life is not the only one that exists

@@shanestanton8 Being stabbed by things is a very normal fear! Fearing pain is also very normal. It's not dumb or illogical it's actually very logical, just because you don't understand it or think you're better because you don't have it doesn't make it irrational. I shake and tense up when it comes to injections, it's healthy to be afraid of stabbing and weird things being injected into you (I mean, it is how bees, snakes, ect kill us so it's likely an adapted fear from our ancestors avoiding those troublesome things).

@@shanestanton8 the only time in nature we encounter injections is with venom. A fear of them isn’t just logical its ingrained in our DNA to be weary of needles.

Aww really? What’s their name! :D

@@pupkit5171 Her name is Angela

No, that's just Golden Retrievers! Some of the biggest loveballs in the Dog-world!

I like her a lot. She recently had a baby and was off for a while. That's why she hasn't been on.

And poor little Joey…..

It'd likely a smaller breed issue

I am so very sorry! I have lost a kitten the same way and it is heartbreaking! Don't beat yourself up, it wasn't your fault! Even though it might not seem possible, your heart will heal and also remember the good times with your fur baby!

@@jessajohnson4761 thanks Jess. It's just soo hard to keep remembering when I get home from work he's not there to greet me. To curl up at my feet and pur . I can't even think of getting another. Everyone thinks I should but he was special. Never gave me trouble to shower him and dry him off. He was just precious

@@joevurt4131 Don't give up hope on getting another, but give yourself plenty of time to heal and you will know when you are ready. It's been two years and I just got a pair of brothers, I love them dearly and it has also helped me heal!

Oh no! I'm so sorry!

I was wondering that also.