Dog loses ear in worst attack vet has ever seen | Rescue Vet with Dr Scott Miller

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In this episode of Rescue Vet, Dr Scott treats little dog Gizmo, after an awful attack left him with life changing injuries.

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28 thoughts on “Dog loses ear in worst attack vet has ever seen | Rescue Vet with Dr Scott Miller”

  3. As long as you can mend his ear canal and he doesn't have any problems with it he will be a happy little doggy. He may be scared when he goes on walks as will his owner. I know someone who had a little dog someone threw a bottle at him he ran out into the road and got killed.

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  6. I have two tiny dogs, one is a rescue who used to be scared of everything and her baby daughter. Mum will protect her daughter no matter who she has to fight, My greatest fear is a bigger dog attack, honestly we have a big yard and I don’t take them out often.

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  9. Shows how observant I was I was so caught up listening to the situation I did not see that red cast till he was on the table.Jyst so sad poor Gizmo loses his ear but thankful for Dr Scott who I have been watching for years

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  10. A spunky Yorkie across the street from my CA house was attacked in this way by a coyote, grabbed his head entire. The little guy fought free, but ever after had a necklace of scars, and a rather deeper voice.

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  11. I lost my beautiful dachshund Buddy to a dog attack..it was a Dogue Du Bordeux that attacked him so you can imagine the damage. She shook him like he was a toy..she wouldn't let go..so l actually bit down hard on her nose to hurt her..she yelped and l quickly covered Buddy's damaged body with my own.. she lost interest after a few minutes and walked away, which is when l picked Buddy up and called my family for help to get him to a vet..
    I had to pull the skin on his back onto his body.. as well as the puncture wounds she had literally ripped the skin from his back..his left eye was ripped open too..he had lost so much blood..l was covered in his blood, but l didn't care..the vet was shocked at the damage and said he was in bad shock..she bandaged him up and gave him anti biotics and pain relief in a drip iv..told me to come back tomorrow and we'd assess his wounds as he needed to de stress and try and get out of this shock because that alone could kill him..well the next day she phoned and said she'd looked at his wounds..his eye would probably need removing and the puncture wounds cleaned up but its the ripped skin which was the issue ..it had been so badly damaged he'd need skin grafts but they'd be costly probably around £2,500..l didn't know where I'd get the money but l said go ahead..she said a consultation with a specialist as it wasn’t her expertise..she took photos what he needed for assessments but he said being suchba small dog he didn't have enough good skin left to graft as he had been literally skinned alive from his neck to his tail..so there was no choice..obviously l went to the vet to be with him..he must have recognised me although he was on a lot of drugs to keep him painfree and calm and l held him as best l could as he slipped away..so many people said that l was stupid biting her on the nose then covering him with my body..but if you were in that situation l bet you'd do anything if you saw what l didband hear him screaming in pain..

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  12. So glad Gizmo survived! Years ago someone had a wolf hybrid tied up in the front yard in our neighborhood. Some Sunday on the way to church I saw it grab a little white pup and shake it, I am sure it killed it. I screamed at the wolf to no avail. I called animal control and they said they could do nothing about it. Disgusting.
    He is such a sweet pup, I understand Irene’s attachment, my dogs were my solace when my husband passed away this last December.
    Good bless you Scott and your team.

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  14. Well done Scott. For those of us that aren't squeamish, can you give the option of watching the whole surgery without being hazed out please. Love watching your videos. Kim from Victoria Australia.

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  15. Dr Scott, congratulations on your new show ! I’m super happy for you I think you’re a great Vet and your love for all the animals really shows in how you handle them ❤

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  17. Dr. Scott you are truly an animals angel, you go beyond what I have ever seen in a vet. You are a rare breed of vet and I hope that never changes. I wish you luck, health and happiness for being a friend to the animals that need you.

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  22. My sons Mini foxi was attacked in his own back yard while going to the toilet,by a very large German Shepherd who jumped the fence,Rosco was shaken and ended up with a collapsed lung ,he had to be revived at the vet , ,Rosco survived thanks to the skills of the wonderful vet,

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  24. NO we can't see anything you blurred it.

    Can you do what some channels do. Have a different channel where you show the surgery or something nastie.

    I hate this blurring or the camera shows something completely different of certain things that some people say is horrible. Get over it, Its life.

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