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Daddy’s girl for sure. 💕

That’s the way it should be. ❤️

We also have a great affection for your dad He is a great veteran who loves animals and try’s to help each and every animal he possibly can. Great job dr Scott ❤❤❤

yeah, it was adorable, at first she didn't realise they were helping her, but as soon as she realised she could trust Chris, she was more open to his experiments, it was really heartwarming to see.

What an awesome chicken. Great job !

Birds are sensitive but smarter than we want to accept. Still miss my best hen “Rockstar”. The most friendly, loving little soul. Plymouth Rock.

@@emmaohr3821 Well not all birds. But certainly most birds. Especially corvids and parrots. Those two species would take over the world one day and I wouldn't mind. And rockstar sounds like she was an adorable hen.

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It's a school hen. Probably learned to not move so kids won't bother her too much or not get hurt while being carried everywhere. Mine surely were like that

I was, too.

LOL

Yes! Loved it. They are great people! 🥰

That's what I thought! They were complimenting the hen for being so calm, but she's around kids all the time, probably picking her up CONSTANTLY.

Janet was awesome chicken. I know how much pain she had because i have similar problems. "Stuff" just cant come out. Its like a stone. And just like In Jane case, its come more and more... I have been In hospital couple times for it... And yelling like a coast demon hours‼️ I cant understand how little Jane was so full of life... sure her belly was huge but she seems to be so happy and talkative bird.... and pretty❣

The Niece and Nephew are real sweethearts also.

I like it when a guy named Scott is a decent fellow. :)

They are funny together 😂

Well obviously. Because they're Brits and Brits have an amazingly hilarious sense of humor. Scott came from Australia? So if so, then he has a Aussie sense of humor.

curious question, but why do you write all of your comments in bold? im really not trying to offend or sound judgemental at all by asking; it’s not like it’s a bad thing/a bother whether you write in caps, italics, bold, or anything of the sort. just had me wondering, lol anyway, ill shut up now and stop bothering ya any further, my apologies, lol (((,,,: i hope you stay happy and healthy during these recently such troubling times in our lives. i also hope you can have yourself a great day! take care, my friend!💛

@@toxic.teacup easier for me to find and see my own comments. Just used to it now. Sorry.

@@hello-laura oh, no, no, no, _please_ don’t apologise! there’s absolutely not a single thing you should be sorry for, homie. i don’t believe anyone should ever feel the need to spare anyone an apology for because you’re being yourself. like i’d mentioned, i really do swear that i had no malicious or judgemental intent by asking. if anything, i feel like i should be the one saying sorry right now for having made _you_ clearly feel uncomfortable/insecure/self-conscious about how you type. so much so that you even felt the need to have apologised for it… ahh, man, again, it just *really* was not my intention in the slightest to even bring any negativity towards you, or into the conversation at all. thank you though for explaining! ik it’s not really my business or anything, but you’ve eased my - seemingly always - curious mind, and i very much appreciate it. tbh, if anything, it’s pretty neat to see you have your own characteristic way of talking! it’s super unique, and definitely picks you apart from the crowd, to say the least! anyway, ill leave you alone and stop pestering you so much; my apologies if i have upset or bothered you, even in the slightest. hope you have a lovely day, and stay safe, happy, and healthy, my friend💛

Yes, he could have been an engineer.

Cute littlepig

Oomph and I’ll I’ll take take

Absolutely! The best of the best!

PERFECT ANALOGY..!! 💯% MACGUVER..!! THANK GOD HE CAN THINK LIKE THAT..!! ☮️🙏💕🤩

Hahaha, I'd thought exactly the same thing!

Just when I thought I'd seen some interesting fixes he's done, Dr Chris comes up with another one. I'll never look at those trouser clips the same way again! Definite genius on his part. You obviously have some great vet training in your schools.

I mean this kindly, but it was a chicken that lives in a chaotic school environment, she's probably super used to constant noise, chaos and hands on time. She's probably one of the chillest chickens to ever live, you're most definitely right, what a calm chicken ♡

He knew what the issue was when he went there

That dog seriously needs some training, and a dog park to run frequently.I had a jack Russell for 15 years. Not dogs that do well being put alone. SO much energy and smart! If they don't, They turn into Splodge lol

One other thing I forgot to mention. You think the owner could have just leashed him with a tie down? Lol. This does make me laugh though

She's adorable

I have owned many lone rats, they all did great, lived happy lives, this is because we acted as the second rat, playing, cuddling, cleaning our rats. We have 2 rats now and honestly I think I prefer lone rats, not that I don't love our 2 girlies it's just they don't seem to have a strong bond with my family and I as the lone rats did, they play and give us kisses but they are more "wild" if that makes sense.

The rat also needs more challenging toys, rats need to be able to explore and problem-solve so they don't get bored

if im right you arent suppose to have a pred. animal aka a cat near a rat either, they can smell one another and it stresses them both out unless other rat owners lied to me when I wanted one (thinking 2-3 actually) but my ex had cats

@@MightyMyna ive been told that even then a single rat still cant be very happy, i was told by rat owners when i expressed interest in them, so im not sure whats true??? they said its because humans cant bond with them how other rats would and that itd be like a lone human being forced to bond with an alien, it would work but the human would miss its own kind

@@MightyMyna in most cases people can't provide that much constant attention for a pet rat or they don't realise how much their rat needs. I don't think I would recommend anyone to get a lone rat because of all the problems that could cause, obviously if it works for you that's fantastic but in general people shouldn't get lone rats

Did you see the episode where he made a "flip flop" for a Pelican?

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I agree people should not adopt if they cannot afford good food,get care emerg.,litter...

It is very soothing.

I saw that too. I have a hamster and got the biggest cage available. Even that one is too small for her! That poor rat must be bored, at least my hamster has a huge wheel

@@Remo_lu if you can, check out diy bin cages ! they are a super cool solution to give plenty of space to hamsters :D

We have actually had an lone rats before in medium cages, because we takes them out most the day and play, cuddle, and just be with the rats, the cage is just a bedroom.

Oh, what a wonderful and very practical idea!!! 💡

u are so incredibly sweet!

I think they did on the original videos.

Yep, especially the piglet. She also had an umbilical hernia as well as only the one hoof. Pigs grow very rapidly, and her owners would have to be vigilant on checking her feet and changing her prosthetics to keep up with that growth. (Jan Griffiths).

They may have mentioned it off camera

@@pattiemoseley8752 Maybe. I still feel they should have mentioned it so, no one sees it and thinks its okay to have permanently.

​@@thatrandomyoutuber6249 i highly agree, ive been looking for a comment mentioning this so im glad someone spoke up! thats a tiny cage and that rat must be lonely... ive had rats for years now and honestly i wouldnt be surprised if the little lad got sick cuz of loneliness and stress from the small cage, since rats are quite sensitive i really do hope the vets mentioned it but many dont know proper rat care so its possible that the vets didnt even know either if they did, it shoudlve definetily been mentioned on camera though! seeing such small cages on tv, especially on vet shows, encourages others to do the same... u see it happening with hamsters and betta fish enough already to know its true, being popularly kept in tiny enclosures that arent suited for them at all i really hope the little guy got a bigger cage and at least one friend, and that that cage was just temporary thank you for commenting that btw! i really hope anyone whos now interested in a rat sees ur comment to know that the video doesnt shower proper care for them, so that theyll now know better!

the real unfortunate part is they had a book on rats, so that's probably where they got the idea that it was okay. Though I think they were feeding it apricots? or some other fruit (idk I'm not good with fruits) it looks a bit too orangey to be cheese.

Chris was suave enough that it went better than expected, once he explained the turtle shell situation.

I mean he's an extremely good looking guy and very suave, so yeah, it went extremely well! ☺️

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@@QUARTERMASTEREMI6 being good looking has nothing to do with it....

Exactly! And they need to keep the cat away from the cage. The rats can smell the cat aka a predator and are gonna be stressed af

thats a prison like that

Maybe they are less expensive there..1 was an animal sanctuary which MUST HAVE A PRE SET PRICE .PLUS FAVORITE. PEOPLE SINCE THEY TOO SAVE LIVES.

Did you just call.I actually picked up to no answer.I am 8n Montreal Canada.And your self you are where

I think respirators or gas masks would do better with smells.

It was Scott that did the chicken bra 🙂

I found this ytube video. I am watching this one again. Dr. Chris is very creative helping the turtle, fur baby, and piglet.

The angle would not be as perfect as prosthetics. But neither is stoppers.

technically yes, but it's a big risk compared to payoff also feel a bit cruel to say this, it's a common chicken breed, there is no investment other then sentimental here for the chickens longevity

He said her croup (part of her digestive track) is distended. It's not the excess skin that's the issue, it's the croup itself. It'd be less like a breast reduction/removing excess skin after weight loss, and more similar to bariatric surgery or surgery on your esophagus.

I wondered the same thing.

Very well at that point.