Do not use on pets. The sensor is simply of extremely low quality, mine stopped working after less than 24 hours of use. Support informed that because it is for animal use, it is not covered by warranty. Money thrown in the trash.

But this bunny doesn't move !

Thank you so much for the video, I would love to see more perhaps a video explaining spaying, neutering procedure and what are acceptable vitals to perform the surgery and what vitals are worrisome how to treat these worrisome vitals like what medications or steps to take. As well as what can go wrong during or after these procedures like the different types of illnesses or. Viruses that an animal can get like kennel cough or maybe trachea collapse how to know the signs and symptoms and how to tell the difference between them and what medications are given and the to what extent are any of these possible emergencies. This would be helpful to me just starting out. Thank you again

Long Story Short- another well-known hospital gave up on my fur baby Olive after 6 nights and 8,000 they said the best I could do is to humanly Euthanize her- I went to Dr Anderson at North Star and she Found the Problem in 24 hours with a blood test- 4 years later my Olive is with me. So her getting this award is so well deserving- She CARES!!! and It shows. Thank you Dr Anderson and I will never forget how you saved my baby

what a good lizard!

Hello are you based in the UK?

I need the nebulizer connector

Seriously? 1. my rabbit would never sit there so quietly 2. Gently take her head while she violently kicks trying to get away 3.Ease the syringe into the corner of her mouth??😂😂..NOT!

Will definitely try this

My rabbit just jumps over my arm. She won't sit still for me to feed her. We have to restrain her.😢

Baby food work?

Can you please make a video on how to describe a fracture on a radiograph

So helpful 😊

When you pull back the plunger that aggressively you actuall pull air in from the rear side of the plunger. That’s why you got an air bubble and not just a vacuum bubble

Just want to say thank you for this. Giving subcutaneous penicillin to my rabbit and I was having trouble. This really helped.

How do you know when this needs to be done?

Thank you . very helpful.

About to do this for my 2 year old beardie. He needs some nutrients after a cold front, he lost his appetite. Hopefully it goes this smoothly! 😭

Thank you Dr Berkowitz! You are the best of the best! Caring, Knowledgeable, Engaging. Lily

Ur rabbit deserves a nobel prize for being so sober and obedient...u should see mine ...such a wriggly jumping Jacky of a girl ...I hv learnt to make a burrito of her...yet then she tries biting the towel ..now I am gonna do that and then give medicines . She knows how much I love her but still behaves like a fathead.

What an awesome and informative lecture!! Love it!!

OMG so helpful and useful

Helpful demonstration and you guys are very gentle with your 🐇 😊

This worked when I tucked the towel over my bunny and then lifted her head to find where to put the syringe - thanks! ❤

Imagine trying to syringe feed a brown anole. I have him the best life possible since he was injured when I found him. I even went to the vet. RIP Shorty. 😢

Rings, clocks, long nails and nail varnish have no place in a clinic!!!!

That's the most skunk looking piggy I've ever seen.

My bunny is so super stressed out trying this. His heart is beating like mad and i feel like the stress is going to kill him. Any advice please?

Hi folks, nice job on your video. I am a (now-retired) veterinarian who did housecalls exclusively for herptiles the past 10 years and saw them in-hospital as much as possible in the years prior to that. As such, I taught countless clients how to give various injections of medications and fluids at home and it was always a ton of fun and rewarding to see a nervous first-timer quickly become a pro. I would usually have them practice with a small amount of saline while I was present. The one tip that I would suggest reinforcing (you did mention it briefly)-since punctured scales do not seal up nearly as quickly as mammalian skin and often times we were using minuscule amounts of liquids for the injection (less than 0.1mls was common), obviously any leakage from the injection site could be an issue. Therefore I stressed very hard that the client needed to twirl the syringe in a single direction as it was being removed which causes a plug of the subcutaneous tissue to help block the hole so the medication would not leak out. Additionally placing pressure on the injection site for 10-15 seconds or so also helps against leakage. Granted, not a huge deal when giving a large bolus of SQ fluids to a large python or crocodilian (although I still always twirled), but could be a very big deal when giving a 0.03ml IM injection into the bicep of a leopard gecko. Those are tiny amounts of fluid and what may look like just a little drop that leaked out might have been the entire dose in some cases. I know it seem like a lot of steps to remember but if all of my wonderful 80-something year old Floridian clients can do it, anyone can! Twirl twirl twirl!!!

Umm mine needs the jaws of life to open his mouth lol

Uhhhh

I think you are far from being gentle 🤔

These videos are greatly appreciated! Thank you for sharing!

This is a wonderful tutorial! Will be sharing with our adopters & fosters, this is a great resource! Thank you! 🐽💕

My rabbit has not been eating and I am taking him to vet today, but just now I forced fed him successfully watching this video! I didn't have Syringe at home, but I had an empty hair dye bottle I never used and it worked perfectly!

Thank you so much for this video! Accurate and quick to the point. I never gave my rabbits medication, and now I needed to give the younger one anti-inflammatory medication after his neutering. I was really worried I wouldn't be able to, but this video thought me how to and it was quick, easy and with no pain or agony whatsoever! Keep up with the great work! Sending bunny hops of happiness and kisses ❤❤

So my vet told me my bun is really flighty, and she was a PAIN to examine. So she had issues doing that. But she got I done but also the rabbit stressed out a TON. But she decided I would be capable of administering topical and oral antibiotics. Along with cleaning antiseptic and other such things. I am having the hardest time doing this

I agree, what is the treatment this dog have gotten?

How do you make/obtain the syringe food for the guinea pig?

I've syringe fed my dragon since mars and it's hard. So I was very happy to find this video! Thank you so much!! ❤❤

Thank you it helps

What size needle did you use? Thank you btw for this video very helpful.

I have guinea pig sick them no eating And making noise with tha teeth and to much water in his mouth what medicine recommend please some one help🙏

She is amazing. She helped me so much when my cat passed away. Its a shame you discontinued the grief support.

what does the mixture content to siringe feed my 2 months old baby rabbit

Dr. Britton is the best vet I've ever used for my kind of odd pets. She has literally been a life-safer multiple times. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

THANK YOU!!

I wish people would post real videos up of rabbits that actually don't co operate. My boy is wild. I have to now attempt this. He just got neutered today. He's not eating and boy do I feel guilty.

You are a hero for rabbit owners. I am such a softy for rabbits, especially the babies. Keep it going and great work.