LOL!!!!! He can't help it! He's a Veterinarian!!!

@@Christian_Girl120 I wouldn't be able to help it either, they are too cute.

I'm pretty sure Scott is just a male disney princess irl at this point.

@@Celestial-Skyys 🤣 so true!

That would be absolute torture tbh They are so cute how could you not?😂

I was thinking that too!

😂😂 Yes!

I was just coming down to comment that lol! Bondi vet and My cat from hell cross over

Catifcation x

Lol!

ya heard the phrase "squealing like a pig", its kinda like that

Greetings from Barbados if you were trying to make me laugh/smile you were successful

Me during lunch...

I had just finished a vanilla ice cream sandwich and that was quite creamy white looking dog snot 😳😂

your name and pfp make this so much better

Thats illegal in australia :)

@@laurenwalder371 It's illegal in most parts of the world, except the Usa. It's seen as animal cruelty because the vet would have to remove a little piece of the toe bone

@@Raven-Jomi It also typically results in suffering of the cat after. It hurts and is very uncomfortable even after healing. It can result in stress and biting instead of clawing which is WORSE.

I can't imagine any vet in their right mind considering declawing, but I was certainly curious what her solution would be. I always wondered about those claw tips so that was super interesting!

@@Raven-Jomi legal in Canada too

@JUST ME thanks. I will

You can book a session with an animal communicator and have an actual conversation with her.

My cat is incredibly sweet at home, but I have to give her two sedatives to get her to the vet so that they can do a check up and trim her nails. She just hates being handled by people she doesn’t know.

Granny bear in Texas big ..koala bear hugs back to you from AUSTRALIA

he’s not back it’s just an old episode.

@@queenjeski591 Dr.chris make regular appearances on Bondi Vet especially when h e doesn't have other television commitments

Yes

LOL , both can go hand to hand in circle of life. We love this show for its entertainment, humor , joy of animals , beloved people who helps the animals and drama that happens.

In this case they also started with expensive scans, biopsy, although this is a very young dog. Why not first try anti sneezing medication and later go for tests?

@@user-fi4rn6hr4r Why cause the dog more discomfort, and having to have tests anyway if the meds don't work? Get it done and over with as soon as possible. Age of the dog dosen't matter. Find out the cause, and fix it so the dog can enjoy a happy and healthy life. (Jan Griffiths).

Someone forget to tell my cat this any thing and everything she shouldn't she does with absolutely no regrets

My cats loves bottle caps , straws and plastic spoons to fetch and play soccer. We have tree stubs as scratching posts. We have climbing areas and jumping areas for our jumpers and climbers. We have water bowl fountains since they love running water to drink from. They do all love wand toys , kick toys and balls.

They also tend to like both vertical and horizontal scratchers. I also recommend several high energy play sessions a day.

@@pamjarvis2771 Sounds similar to what I have for my own cats. It's outside though. We built a large run for ours, and they spend most of the day out there, even though they can come through the doggie door anytime. Inside play is with the bottle caps, wand toys, plastic spoons, and balls. I find toys all over the house. Wands have to be put away after playtime is over. (Jan Griffiths).

That is fantastic what a path you have chosen to work and help our fur babies bless you ❤️

interesting. what caused the infection, do you know? im genuinely curious because ive never used nail caps nor do i know anybody that has.

Keep his nails trimmed. Don't cut into the pink part---the white part only. And cut where the hook is. That's the part you want to eliminate. Average time for grow back is 10-14 days. Keep checking, and cut when the hooks start to grow back. (Jan Griffiths).

On no, poor kitty. Do you know if maybe the nails was clipped too short and reached the quick before the caps were put on?

Jimmy

@@kellybergeson3748 😣… Billy was my hubby’s name. Have him on my mind a lot. Lost his June 2nd/21. Yes you’re so right, Jimmy. Thank you.☺️

I think he looked like that at her when he was doppy, lol

Has the poor cat for 2 days and expects him to just settle down after spending a year in a cattery. She has to earn HIS trust, not the other way round. Goes straight for the easy option - medication. She should use catnip spray to attract him to use the scratching posts and also get him a cat tree. Cats like to be high up. She should also play with him with toys he can jump and catch (as per Jackson Galaxy). As for putting caps on his claws - UGH! If she thinks more of her furniture than the cat, she shouldn't have a cat. I have 10 cats (8 are rescues) and most of them use the scratching posts. My lot sometimes do claw the furniture but a sharp "No!" deters them. Furniture can be replaced and we eventually grow tired of it anyway but cats can never be replaced. Each one is unique and I consider all of them part of my family.

@@Pythonaria she’s ridiculous, I wouldn’t trust her with my pets

@@Pythonaria Also most cats (there are a few exceptions) do need a companion. Especially if they are indoor only cats because they are very social! This loneliness can cause behavior problems like scratching, peeing and depression. A dog or a human can't replace another cat buddy. But I am very glad that she didn't just declaw the cat, that would be very messed up!

@@coockiep Cats are social. I have 10 (8 of them are rescues). One of my rescues was dumped as a 9 week old kitten in the snow. He was quickly accepted by the rest of my cats. 3 months later I was asked to foster an 8 month old kitten who had been starved, neglected and abused (owner surrender). The two formed a bond and if there's mischief being done, they are right in the middle of it 😸 I'm in the UK where de-clawing is illegal (thankfully).

@@Pythonaria At least she didn’t try and declaw him, though I think that’s because it’s illegal in Australia.

And there is another alternative. Keep the cat's nails trimmed. They do grow fairly quickly, so this should be done every 10-14 days. I trim my cats' nails every 10 days on average. My youngest cat needs hers done more frequently than the older 2 cats do. Sometimes my older (11 and 14 year old) cats can skip a trimming session. They don't mind at all having it done, and I can trim each cat in under 2 minutes. They get a nice treat afterward. (Jan Griffiths).

I wish. But this is a clip from a previously aired episode

They glue on. Here in the States they're called Soft Paws, but they do have a website and ship worldwide. The nails caps come in a nice variety of colors as well. Mine wear them sometimes, especially during holidays. The rest of the time their nails are kept trimmed. (Jan Griffiths).

Soft Paws even have the nail caps for dogs. (Jan Griffiths).

If I pick up an injured wild animal and they're not feisty, I worry because they should be trying to get away from humans.

Being a wildlife carer when I get old and retire is sounding better and better. I've had some experience with small birds and a duckling. Love taking care of nestlings.

A teen with distemper....nasty. I know just kidding.

I don’t bother washing my cat, he cleans himself lolll that’s scary stuff

That happened to me when I first got my cat Bob from the shelter. He needed a bath bc he'd been laying in his litterbox and was all grimy. But he also was polydactyl so had extra claws. Well he flailed and his claw caught my upper lip and hooked in. He was very particular about how he was picked up.

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@@stxrrrl1ght I know ☺️☺️

It’s called F2. Fundamental or something it’s stands for. Or foundation... maybe something else. But yea crossing domestic and wild animals result in F1, F2 etc animals

@@TJ-dy1cy It's foundation. I dealt with that with Bengal cats. (Jan Griffiths).