Dog’s Tail “Eaten” By Its Butt & Risky Puppy Birth | Bondi Vet Coast to Coast S4EP1 | Full Episodes



You’ll see it all in the Bondi Vet Coast to Coast Season 4 Episode 1. From Dr Scott extracting a dog’s tail out of its butt to Dr Kate …

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  1. Hello what this guy who is doing the chat let me put him right on the English used he called the dog puppies babies .. listen dogs are dogs puppies are not babies..I which these dogs owners when speaking about animals use the correct name for the animals there talking about ..

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  2. My little girl, now 10, was never close to any of our pets. Cats ,dogs etc. Started watching bondi vet with her. Slowly I saw that she was paying attention to the pets. Petting slightly to calling them over to play. Amazing.

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  3. I really hate cat and dog aggressive dogs… I don’t trust them. I have two dogs , cat and birds and I can’t count the number of times people have tried to tell me their dog is dog friendly when they aren’t …usually a very unstable and reactive dog isn’t ideal . My dogs are social and are trained why can’t others do the same honestly. A reactive dog often doesn’t have very good mental health and don’t live a good quality of life , my friends dog reactive dog only lived to 10 when most border collies live far longer than that. Poor dog was just so stressed and very reactive

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  4. Dr Rob is a natural communicator. I think it's the first time in the show that any of the vets have mentioned the labouring dog being on her back is a stressor on the heart. So not only was he able to say "this is my personal time limit under anaesthetic", but also "here''s why". I swear this show only gets better as time goes on! <3

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  5. mama labrador i know could've gotten the uteral injury from a non-pregnancy trauma, though if they knew even half how bad her condition was i'm disappointed they breed her
    also that was one huge litter

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  6. Man Harry really got to me. As a chronically ill owner who seems to be blessed with very, VERY long living cats, my biggest fear during some of my weeks and occasional months long hospital stays is one of my old guys would take a turn.
    I hope he at least got to see his owner again before passing.

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  7. Bless all these amazing people for bringing these poor animals back to health or as near-health as possible, as I have seen from watching so many episodes. Always with kind, nurturing spirits to both the animals and 'owners', always on the ball… though I bet many sleepless nights are involved. Unspoken stars; thank you.

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  8. My Bulldog has an inverted tail and the smell can be so unbearable! Some days it's more uncomfortable for him than others but he gets by. Vets check him over and say he's completely fine. It's so so sad to see how bad Cali's case was 🥺

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  9. To be honest, I'm disappointed that the vet has not adressed that:
    A) Bulldogs are horribly deformed human made monsters who cannot even give birth naturally anymore and should no longer exist because nature is LITERALLY telling us that they are not capable of life.
    B) Scottish Fold cats are also a "torture breed". The deformity of their ears is caused by a birth defect which causes every cartilage in the body to be deformed and they suffer horrifically with age.

    A vet should address these things with the owners AND for the viewers.

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  10. I think I'd be making a rug outta that da** dog😡 Scottish Folds…come in two varieties…folded & not. Incomplete dominant gene. The kittens are all born w/ regular ears, but the ones who are going to fold do so at about 3 weeks of age. So you sit around in suspense waiting to see who does. Fun! 💕

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