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ADORABLE Baby Rat Can't Stop SNEEZING!!! | Full Episode | E45 | Bondi Vet
Can Scott save a 3 legged rescue dog from losing another leg to cancer? Chris meets a goat with a potentially deadly bread addiction; and Audrey & Alison make a late night mercy dash to help a sneezing rat!
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I have pet rat. Have had rats for years. I've had my rats siblings actually help nurse them back to health by laying on them and keeping them warm before. You don't realize how compassionate rats are until you see one sick and see the siblings love on them
@poematic2652
3 жыл бұрын
Awweh that’s the sweetest! We’ve usually had sister rats, most of the time when they get sick they stayed away from one another... the well ones would warm themselves with blankets and sometimes check on the sick sister, but wouldn’t stay for long. They would literally stay on different levels throughout the night😪they are very compassionate on one another I agree to that! But just asking a question but have you ever had a group of rats where they’d develop a habit that is hard to train them out of? Every group of rats (rescued/biological brother or sister/non-biologically related) we’ve had always bit us to go to bed.. they’d bite us until we’d bleed, we bought home two brothers, one of then would bite and nip our face for no reason, he has passed away, his brother on the other hand is aggressive to other rats but is the most sweetest alone. It’s quite sad tbh. But it was just a question I wanted to ask as you said you’ve looked after rats for years😊I’m still learning since only 2015, not very long enough to me lol
@tuckerderatt2945
3 жыл бұрын
@@poematic2652 not all rats are rat friendly, however there is hormonal aggression that will show up between 5 months to 14 months. You can get your rat neutered by a rat savvy vet or you can separate your aggressive boy out to keep your other rats safe. I myself prefer neutering, giving a 1 month separation then following proper introduction protocol to get the neutered male back into the mischief.
@poematic2652
3 жыл бұрын
@@tuckerderatt2945 we did reconsider neutering, I forgot why we didn't.. but next time if we get bucks, we will certainly do so! I do agree! we've had a few rats that were not that friendly but they were rescues, old, sick, and we were quite scary to them which we understood but we kept trying and so did they for us and themselves within improvle. I do feel that our 'aggressive' buck that had passed wanted space because our loveable boy always was wanting his attention no matter where this fella went (either if he was in his high hammock, top/bottom level cage or out for his daily run, his brother was always by his side. (His brother is also blind 'PEW'.) Thank you so much for your advice, I will try taking it in the future!😊
@tuckerderatt2945
3 жыл бұрын
@@poematic2652 if his brother was blind & was following him, he was using him as his own "seeing eye rat" & companion. I've had rats over 5 decades & a few were blind. They did like having a companion, some volunteered to be their "seeing eye rat" & some were chosen by the blind rat. The volunteers were the sweetest, they would guide them up & down ramps, levels, hammocks, bring treats, food & protect if a fight broke out.
@shecat1964
3 жыл бұрын
Too many people why get pet rats do not have a clue how much work and time they require. And they need to stop buying from pet stores.
The rat's cage is at least 3 times too small! They need a lot of vertical space to jump and climb around + they absolutely need another rat to play with
@andreamaria85
3 жыл бұрын
Yuck rats
@poinsettia12
3 жыл бұрын
@@andreamaria85 Rats are awesome pets.
@TheJackpoth
3 жыл бұрын
@@andreamaria85 no one cares about your opinion xoxo
@andreamaria85
3 жыл бұрын
You do because you replied! :)
@juicytea8297
3 жыл бұрын
@@TheJackpoth ignore her she’s commented one everyone’s posts who likes rats, also bullied me on my post for my disability, laughed at me when I said my rats saved me as I was going through mental health and sucicidal thoughts at the time and they were there to get my mind of it, and all sorts, would ignore her clearly hadn’t got anything better to do
The most priceless part of the story of Marcus was when he was awakened by her kissing his face and like the mellow fellow he is, he responded with a sleepy kiss back. THAT was so precious, to me anyway. Can't help but love and adore dogs like that.
That poor rat. He needs at least one buddy and a MUCH bigger cage holy cow. And plenty of time out to play and exercise, at least an hour a day. Poor little guy, no wonder he's sneezing. Stress is a huge trigger for myco to flare up (once it colonises the rat, it's almost impossible to clear completely), and having a cat around him is almost certainly going to add to that stress. Poor little chap.
@belladonnafae1988
3 жыл бұрын
I got so mad. The cage isn't even suitable for a hamster let alone a rat. The poor guy needs buddies of similar size and age and in the first 2 weeks of being in a new home he's going to get sneezes. Dark chocolate chip every day and he'll be fine. He's not 8 weeks old at all either. He's far too big to be that young. He's gotta be 6 months old. And yip that cat is gonna be hell for the rat. He needs. Single critter nation type cage at the minimum, lots of hides and hammocks and at least 2 friends. And a mixed balanced diet not pellets
@JustAnotherBuckyLover
3 жыл бұрын
@@belladonnafae1988 Yep. Either that or he would be the biggest 10-week buck I've ever seen. Though honestly, I don't have an issue with antibiotics, moving sniffles should have improved after 2 weeks already and if he's not well in himself, then he really needs something better - though the chocolate chip won't hurt at all! I must admit I've nebulised my rats before when they've had pneumonia and severe chronic myco issues, but I suspect this poor little guy has been sitting in the pet store for ages alone and the staff have just lied to a couple of people who, honestly, know very little about rats. The poor boy has probably been sneezing the entire time he was there, too. Hell, I saw a pet store who deliberately put a buck into a cage of does, because he wasn't selling and they thought someone else might take him thinking he was a she... and when I called them out on the risk of those poor babies ending up pregnant, they just shrugged and said "they can bring the babies back to sell" = like having a litter at a couple of months old wouldn't cause all kinds of issues for a still-growing doe. And this wasn't a small pet store, this was a HUGE UK chain, too. I wish pet stores didn't sell animals, though. The conditions they're bred in are utterly horrific and it clearly wasn't a pet store that has ANY idea about how to properly care for rats.
@belladonnafae1988
3 жыл бұрын
@@JustAnotherBuckyLover I bet it was pets at home xD im totally with you. Dark choc was always my first port of call when my boys got a sniffle then if it didn't shift or they started with porphyrin then I'd go get them some antibiotics. Luckily never needed to nebulize any of my boys. If antibiotics didn't sort it they were too far gone, but that only happened twice. Most ended up passing from old age, one from a bad tooth abscess (he passed during surgery) and one from a tumour and old age. Think only 2 went from uris and they were quite young and weak to begin with.
@JustAnotherBuckyLover
3 жыл бұрын
@@belladonnafae1988 I could deny your guess... but then I'd be a liar. LOL, I've had a lot of rats over a lot of years, and sadly some were just seriously prone to resp issues. When you get to the stage where you're taking care of a mischief of a dozen or more rats at once, then you tend to have to deal with most things at some stage! It's tough when they get seriously sick with pneumonia - luckily my vet at the time was amazing and would just lend us an incubator and taught me how to provide fluids under the skin, as well as injections of antibiotics, steroids etc. Unfortunately, my health's declined recently and after 20+ years of being owned by rats, I had to let the colony taper out because I simply couldn't give them the love, care and attention they deserved (heck, I'm I can't even manage myself anymore lol). But good grief, I miss them like crazy. It just makes me so sad to see this. From what I can find, the original show was filmed around December of 2015, so it's probably moot now... but I hope he got a bigger cage and a buddy to play with, too, at some point.
@belladonnafae1988
3 жыл бұрын
@@JustAnotherBuckyLover I feel that. I think I had 6 at a time and that was a handful enough lol. Had a second baby so let the mischief taper and end. My now 7 yr old is asd and losing them so often with the short lifespans was too upsetting and I knew I wouldn't have the time for them with 2 kids. I barely have time for myself xD but I feel the same entirely
The look on that goat's face after he peed on the floor was priceless. He gave Chris a side eye that we in the south call a stink eye. He did not like the changes and let his owner know it. Animals are so funny.
@southernbelle3995
3 жыл бұрын
@Mochii Good to know. It was pretty funny!
@sherrydepew8815
3 жыл бұрын
I laughed so hard that I nearly peed myself!😅😂🤣😅😂🤣😅😂🤣!!!
@tonibauer2405
2 жыл бұрын
Yep. I had a Siamese cat for 17 years who absolutely adored me and I her. But twice, she deliberately peed on me to express extreme displeasure. Once, I was moving from one apartment to another and she was loose in the car while other cats were in their carriers. She was howling so loudly it was distracting me, and I lost my temper and yelled at her equally loudly. She climbed in my lap and peed on me immediately. I never yelled at her like that again. A few years later we were living in Florida where the fleas were awful, before the days of the flea meds once a month to the base of the skull. I used a flea dip on them that was just awful, but worked. They all tolerated it except the Siamese, who hated all baths, particularly this one. She screamed so loudly during it that I was afraid the neighbors would think I was torturing her. That night, I went to bed and the Siamese was still angry and ready for payback. As soon as I settled in, she just jumped up with me as usual, but instead of snuggling as she usually did, you guessed it, she peed on me. I never used that stuff again. She never peed on me again.
What a kind heart Nina has,Marcus is a lucky dog that he ended up with her.She is like me,gets right down in the floor with them and plays and relaxes with them on their level.They love that!
@kellywood354
3 жыл бұрын
I think every loveable owner is like that
I'd be a little hesitant if Tim called me over only saying "Get a look at this" you never know what kind of creature might come out of that bucket 🤣
Marcos is one of the most pure, beautiful dogs I've seen in my life. While everyone around stays strong and loves him, he should live long and happily!
Ohh the little baby echidna vacuuming up the milk and using his little tongue 🥰
@marybuschbacher1883
3 жыл бұрын
0hi
@marybuschbacher1883
3 жыл бұрын
One of the guys looks like the dr on the good dr.
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 68 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼 ❤️
Why is no one talking about that amazing and adorable echidna puggle? Zomg!
@tiffanyholman4028
3 жыл бұрын
So adorable! 😍
The baby echidna is so cute. The staff seem very excited by this little gift.
Roddy is so cute! Rats definitely deserve more love and appreciation than they get!
Roddy should have a bigger cage so he can move about without hindrance and soon as it's growing fast. Loved the Labrador. I hope it has a long life ahead with Nina's TLC he will thrive.
I had a singleton rat, but he had regular play-dates with other rats and was out of his cage on my shoulder for 75% of the day. He lived for about four and a half years, which for a "feeder" rat (I got him from a reptile dealer who sold live rats and mice as food) wasn't bad. He died of old age and was loved from the very second I bought him. Yes, it's idea for them to have a companion, but if you have the time to dedicate to them (and I mean, most of your time) they can be happy and healthy.
@andreamaria85
3 жыл бұрын
They’re simply vermin to me. Why spend money for a mobile vet to come see a rat when Tiggs can just rid of it for free? That was a dog or cats job back in the day on ships mostly.. Look it up! Cats were worshipped in Egypt and Asia. See that doesn’t happen to rats.
@ashleyhayward2319
3 жыл бұрын
This is just not true.
@ashleyhayward2319
3 жыл бұрын
@@andreamaria85 if you don't want to keep a pet rat fair enough but their animals with as much right to be on this planet as any other species. So get over it.
@TheLydiaReed
3 жыл бұрын
@@andreamaria85 In India, they feed rats milk with honey and spices in the temple.
@juicytea8297
3 жыл бұрын
@@ashleyhayward2319 don’t worry about her she’s commented on everyone’s replies to have rats, she just bullied me for my learning disabilities, she laughed at me for saying my rats saved me as I was going through mental health and suicidal thoughts at one point and they were there for me to get my mind of etc etc, she’s clearly a sad lonely old woman who has nothing better to do.
I just started rat sitting for two adorable rats. They are fully grown but so much fun. They are inquisitive and smart. We like setting up mazes and obstacle courses for them and they really seem to enjoy them. And, of course, they love treats. :o) Marcus's tumor sounds a little like the liver cancer they found in my daughter's cat. It was large and full of blood vessels and so wrapped around a major blood vessel that they could not get it all. The good news was it was low grade/slow growing and the cat was 17 years old. She just turned 18 and seems to be doing fine.
I saw the comments saying Roddy's cage was too small but I was not prepared to see it is so much smaller. Having had rats myself for over 6 years I hope they do more research into owning rats for not just their sake but for gorgeous Roddy!
I’ve had rats. After 50 plus pets they were my favourite, they could do tricks, they were litter trained, they were cheeky, loving (also grooming me) and so fun to play with. I had them a 6ft parrot cage for my 3 ladies, with lots of hammocks, hides, ropes, toys and much more, this poor fella, they really didn’t do their research.
@juicytea8297
3 жыл бұрын
Girl, firstly it’s a meme photo, not me, secondly i have more than enough money to spend on my animals and myself, you’re a grown lady, and act like a 12 year old who’s just been told their parents are getting divorced, instead of bullying people work on yourself because you’re not pretty. Vermon is a word to identify animals that are harmful to crops etc, which can be used for other mammals too. Rats are rodents, they’re bred for all sorts one being companionships to humans (pets) did you know they’re cleaner than cats and dogs? Bet not. Did you know they’re used to sniff out land mines and protect people? I bet not. So next time learn. I have worked at animal shelters, kennels, as an animal technicians I have my own animal boarding business and I have studied animal care and management for 6 years aswell as Owned over 50+ pets. So goodbye miss trunchball.
@ashliejones2429
3 жыл бұрын
@@andreamaria85 you call yourself a lady? You’re nothing but a disgrace. Actually so your research on animals and rats before stereotyping them. Let rats have a far more nice and sweeter personality than you. What happened did your husband leave you or something? Ever told to respect people? 🙄 and these people say children on this society are bad.
@rebeccataylor4345
3 жыл бұрын
Personally I’d ignore Andrea she clearly has some issues that she needs to sort out and instead is taking it out on other people
@deborahjohnson237
3 жыл бұрын
Couldn’t agree more, I’ve had so many animals dogs and cats and I found that rats had the biggest personality. Wish they had a bigger life span, mine were also litter trained lol! Maybe this Andrea lady could take some tips out of this, she’s probably the type of Karen to fall down and pretend you attacked her even though you’ve filmed everything. What a weirdo!
@amandanichols4514
3 жыл бұрын
@@andreamaria85 a disgrace to human life.
Dr Scott and Dr Chris's...what more do you need. Love them to pieces!
Ah yes. The revenge pee. My moms dog did that recently in my house because I didn't have his breakfast ready on time. He was just out too. Lol He's my little gremlin.
@marilyn3124
3 жыл бұрын
We have two boys like this! If litter isn't cleaned fast enough he will start peeing as looks @us in several different places.😣We keep it clean ASAP we see it but, when @work lil challenging. The other one HATES being inside so until we all committed to letting live outside it was Revenge Peeing everywhere as like his brother gives us a "Death" stare.🤔🙉🙈
@friendnamedjane8686
3 жыл бұрын
My dog does this when he gets in trouble or when he wants to play and we ignore him. When we have caught him he puts his head down, runs and hides, before we even have a chance to scold him.
@friendnamedjane8686
3 жыл бұрын
So the ducks leg injury might be the result of tying a rope to it, just as they now have on the other leg. Given the way he flaps so intensely, my guess is a rope was tied to the injured leg and the force of his flapping caused the injury. The scar on that leg also seems to fit my suspicion but it’s just a guess. Only the duck can tell us what really happened 😁
@bigbootybecky5222
3 жыл бұрын
@@marilyn3124 war
@bigbootybecky5222
3 жыл бұрын
I wwwewwwww
Imagine if Marcus's previous owner saw this episode. I wonder how it would make them feel. Especially with the surrogate talking about how could someone give up on such an amazing dog. I wonder if they would feel guilty and/or guiltier
@jeannegallegos8410
3 жыл бұрын
I can voice much the same; in agreement with you. I think Marcus is wonderful in every way.
@cindyrissal3628
3 жыл бұрын
Probably not....😕
They are vets. You’d think they would know the rat’s cage is too small, and would tell the owners that.
@letsdostuff8967
3 жыл бұрын
The vets probably did just didnt want to in front of camera to not embarrass them.
@ashleyhayward2319
3 жыл бұрын
@@letsdostuff8967 so they let misinformation spread to all the people that watch this channel? Not exactly the better option is it
@letsdostuff8967
3 жыл бұрын
@@ashleyhayward2319 never said it was the better option. I agree that they should have called them out.
@m-8713
3 жыл бұрын
@@letsdostuff8967 even if they told him infront of the camera, it could have been edited out.
@hellaSwankkyToo
3 жыл бұрын
that's something producers would likely make sure is edited out if they did tell them the cage is too small.
Roddy requires a larger cage and a friend. I hope he gets them soon.
@henryofskalitz4879
3 жыл бұрын
You can tell they won't....they haven't even done research to figure out you HAVE to get 2 rats, not to mention the horrible horrible size of the cage.....fucking horrendous conditions to live in
@Neromiez
3 жыл бұрын
Yes! Thank you for pointing that out! 🙌❤
@sj4iy
3 жыл бұрын
Yeah, doesn't look like they did any research into rats. Was hoping the vets would do so.
Never thought rats could be so adorable
@lylawhalen5444
3 жыл бұрын
We had one yrs ago, Natasha was Super sweet HIGHLY intelligent n VERY affectionate💜
@lylawhalen5444
3 жыл бұрын
🙄🤔some ppl make stupid comments
@loopylou6841
3 жыл бұрын
🥰Best pets ever! I had a mischief of 4girls. The only sad thing is that they don't live long enough!😰
@Joeslette
3 жыл бұрын
@@lylawhalen5444 its not really a stupid comment. Its probably out of frustration. Rats should always be kept in a larger cage with lots of climbing space and they are highly social creatures that need a cage mate. If they dont have one they get depressed and even suicidal (they will stop eating, moving, and drinking) humans cant give the same social interaction. the way the owners are keeping Roddy is improper care 100%
@lylawhalen5444
3 жыл бұрын
@@Joeslette oh I'm sorry did I direct a comment 2 U? 🤔
I am so happy that Marcus will be ok. I knew Nina loved him, so happy he will stay with her, what a good person
Marcus is such a love. He is so full of amazing love.
I think it is so fabulous that Tim gets these new little creatures, he loves his work and it shows. Congratulations Tim on taking care of these special creatures. Are you going to take this. One home to show your kids?
Anyone with sense can see he needs a much larger cage with toys and a friend.
@margeliastewart5932
3 жыл бұрын
Yeah he doesn’t even have a wheel, and the cage is minuscule…
@uspjehzvijezda4757
3 жыл бұрын
No, he needs freedom above all, his mummy, daddy, his darling, his little rat children, other rats. Animals are in grave danger when they are near the atheists who even don't know who they themselves truly are. Near them, the animals slowly but surely degenerate. Body conscious people touch their bodies and so, they dull their sharpened senses that are necessary for life in the wilderness. In the nature, an animal parent would, without hesitation, kill a weak his or her child or even if there they don't have enough food to feed them. They kill that body and that soul goes somewhere else where there could be plenty of food, for example. As long as we are all here, the souls will continue to take rebirth. It doesn't mean if we don't see some type of animals here any more that that species became extinct no, they hide themselves somewhere deep in the jungles or somewhere else because no soul can leave this physical stage before the very end of this drama cycle. Few months ago I saw that the elephants live in China, what a great and sweet surprise that was to me. Those animal souls wish freedom but those embodied human souls don't allow them to leave. The bondage of karma is the worst thing you can imagine. It is a closed, vicious cycle! I can be happy and content that drama doesn't put any diseased animal on my life path, it means that we, I and those all animals gave respect of keeping distance from each others, we gave each others that freedom. People even don't know that by feeding an animal with meat, they kill their own happiness because eating of meat is a form of violence, you or some other in your name must kill for you to be able to eat the flesh from that costume. There, for example, in Bondi Vet, they try to heal those animals and after their businesses are finished they go home or out and eat meat. So, is it the love towards the animals or a hunger towards money? Yes, the Christian souls would tell that some animals eat meat from the beginning of time but first coming of one particular religion into this drama cycle is not considered to be "the beginning of time"! The beginning of time is, in fact and clearly, 3000 years before the first Christian soul came here. If you didn't read about that truth in the Bible, it means that you read these days falsified the Holy Bible. The first and the purest Christian soul, Christ, came about 2000 years ago from now in this drama cycle, from Nirvana, the soul world. At that time, it was Copper age, the third age of this drama cycle and that is the time when all truth is already lost in this world. Those fallen deities, now Hindus are already here, those of Islam came, Buddhists came.. After 1250 years of that Copper age comes the Iron age, then total destruction of this old world, called hell, begins and again, the new Golden age is to dawn, and again Silver age, and Copper age are to come and so again and again this drama cycle repeats identically because the souls play their parts, not bodies... Be soul conscious, have emerged awareness that we are all brother souls and remember the Supreme Father, the Supreme Soul, God Shiva in His form of a point of light. Our (soul) form is the same. We are the stars. We are to leave this physical stage soon.. Remembrance of the Father means salvation. When we will be in salvation, in that future paradise, the animals there will also be in salvation, happy and peaceful, playful and never eaten by those the most elevated beings, the deities.
@alainnaltz7489
3 жыл бұрын
I mean I believe they only just got him? Maybe they’re in the process of getting everything he needs?
@Shastaphirre
3 жыл бұрын
@@alainnaltz7489 Getting a proper sized cage should be the first step! Before you even get the animal. Rats need HUGE cages with tons of space to run around, and they're social animals that do best with a few other rats.
@xoxnikkixox2121
3 жыл бұрын
It's hard to introduce rats to other rats a lot of times they fight they are better to be alone I have had a few rats and tried getting them rat friends but they fight even if u get 2 from the same litter a lot of the time they still fight but I do agree about the cage he does need a bigger one and more toys my last rat she had a huge cage and lots of toys and was fine being by herself but undo have to give them a lot of attention cuz they are alone so I gave mine a lot of attends he was never in her cage only at night time during the day she was with me on my lap or shoulder or laying in my bed with me and my cat lol my cat loved my rat lol
Marcus care taker is very special. such beautiful sensibility.
The little one is so precious and fragile. So wonderful to see it eating and wanting more.
That’s no cage for a rat. And why is it all alone….? I have a mischief (group of rats) of five ladies and a massive enclosure and they still free-roam my room
@andreamaria85
3 жыл бұрын
🤢
@ashleyhayward2319
3 жыл бұрын
@@andreamaria85 seriously get a grip love
@andreamaria85
3 жыл бұрын
You should too because you replied!
@Joeslette
3 жыл бұрын
@@andreamaria85 you've replied to so many comments on the rats. They are completely different then wild rats and are specifically bred to be pets. Please stop. We get it that you dont like rats. You are entitled to your opinion but stop being so rude to those who keep and love them as pets. Rats still deserve a place in the hearts of those who care for them
I have mad respect for the sanctuary people, and fosters. So many animals saved and so loved. I couldn't do it. I would have a herd of critters. My dream is property to bring them all home. Then sooo much love!! ❤️❤️❤️
that rat is really adorable. I hope he and the cat became friends.
And bless you Nina!
What a wonderful human being Nina is !!! So happy for Marcus and her. I hope they have the most beautiful life together!
Tim was so excited he has a new baby to care for. 🙂❤
@donaldmoore9306
3 жыл бұрын
Oh yes. Pretty nice. How are you doing. Hope you are fine and staying safe out there?
I remember the first video I watched with the twins taking a stick out of a poor cats eye I've been hitched since then 😀
that cage is too small, stress can cause a flair up, he needs a friend.
@madisynn.
3 жыл бұрын
For all you know, off camera The rat could have his own room or just run free in the house, It clearly shows that the rat is in the kitchen on a towel, i highly doubt they keep in there, It could be for the video or maybe because the vets were coming over, Maybe they wanted to make it more easy to access the rat, You don’t know the real life of these animals! Stop assuming!
Feel sorry for the rat being in that tiny cage. And he really needs a friend. The cage should only be used as a travel cage. Obviously they did no research when it comes to rats.
@lottepepplinkhuizen9220
3 жыл бұрын
They said that they just got the rat that night. Who says it isn't just quarantine and such. Stop assuming
@flamingbridges1649
3 жыл бұрын
@@lottepepplinkhuizen9220 it should still be in a large cage. And unless a rat is aggressive towards other rats, they should always be sold in pairs
@brinnleywatts6027
3 жыл бұрын
@@lottepepplinkhuizen9220 they actually have had the rat 2 weeks.
@poinsettia12
3 жыл бұрын
@@lottepepplinkhuizen9220 "That night" they saw sneezing. You didn't hear correctly. They've had the rat for 2 weeks.
@ashleyhayward2319
3 жыл бұрын
@@flamingbridges1649 aggressive rats need to be neutered and rebonded to other rats, not kept alone.
The Goat Peeing to get revenge is the best
Poor Rat... Cage is basically a prison cell in solitude.
I’ve noticed several times now on many episodes. The twins ALWAYS look at each other whenever they are talking. Almost like they are seeking approval from eachother. 😂 so cute 🥰. I’d love to be a twin
The love and care you give these special gifts to us is heartwarming. Thankyou!🥰
I have watched this video so many times and this three legged dog just touched my heart I have cried like he is mine but iam so happy That he is with someone that cares for him that is a beautiful thing!😅😅😍😍
Well said!"with you with me with us we won't let him down!" Thank you 🧡
Omg I love Nina!! She was so strong for Marcus after hearing the first bad news
rats are not solitary animals also that cage is not big enought
@RCMN-2024
3 жыл бұрын
Agreed, I use to keep rats, rats need to be in pairs and in much larger cage. It could also be the hospital cage most keepers have at home and not the usual one
@brinnleywatts6027
3 жыл бұрын
@@RCMN-2024 that was my hope! That maybe they moved him into that for the vet to come? If not that cage isn't even suitable for a hamster. Either way he needs a friend
@RCMN-2024
3 жыл бұрын
@@brinnleywatts6027 Yes I use to adopt and help a rescue, sick rats are usually in separate, smaller cages as larger cages can stress them out sometimes. Yes usually in pairs but I had an adult boy that got picked on by any rat and preferred to be on his own in a large cage, & preferred the company of humans lol, but he was let out quite often.
@hollywoodshank
3 жыл бұрын
@@RCMN-2024 it just didnt sound luke they have more rats.they said"new RAT dads" and hes been there for 2 weeks. ,maybe im wrong its iust my feeling
Chris, I think that little deposit from Brownie was meant for you…..in retaliation for the vapor rub….LOL!
Omg, that Puggle creature is adorable.
@Ryanrulesok
3 жыл бұрын
You mean a echidna
@samanthaclarke3422
3 жыл бұрын
@@Ryanrulesok A baby Echidna is called a “puggle ”
You vets are so creative, it just amazes me and I learn something new.
@gwenwittler3578
2 жыл бұрын
Rats truly do make Fantastic Little Pets, They Are Smart and Loving and very Engaging Little Animals. If my son forgot to Feed his Rat, Spot would let Himself out of His Cage and follow my scent to wherever I was and let me know He was Hungry! He Lived to be over 5 & 1/2 years old, Quit old for a Rat,
Omg I love brownie, doesn't like Vick's immediately checks other side of the fridge door 🤣
I hope they also got advice for Roddy. That cage is like a cage for a tiny mouse or a hamster. Rats require a laaaaarge cage. And not just that, they require at least one other rat friend as they are extremely social animals! Nonetheless, Roddy is very cute! I adore rats, they're beautiful and so intelligent!
@sleepysheep4192
3 жыл бұрын
That cage is too small for any animal it's a travel cage at best
I just couldn't handle how cute Eddie the echidna is. I was awww-ing like every 10 seconds.
I love that I can learn so much about Aussie wildlife watching these shows, as well as every day pets and vets.
@donaldmoore9306
3 жыл бұрын
It’s really interesting and I love to watch it too. How are you doing. Hope you are fine and staying safe out there?
It's so beautiful in this world of so much uncertainty you can see beauty like these awesome people helping! God Bless!
Poor old Marcus, he hasn't really had much in the way of good luck, but he still remains loving and friendly.
I had a cockapoo addicted to Fruity Pebbles cereal. I had to keep it in a locked cupboard. I get the goat.
Please keep us updated on the baby puggle's progress.
Puggle is so cute! I hope we get an update on Eddie sometime!
To the twin doctors and Dr Scott and the team God bless, thank you, I love watching the kindness and caring!
I LOVE THE THEME SONG SO MUCH. I SING IT EVERYTIME I WATCH
Ok that echidna. That was just all sorts of Adorable 🥰
i have been watching these for months and i just realized chris and scott are 2 different vets
@add1msk1
3 жыл бұрын
They also live in two different countries , Chris in Australia and Scott is an Australian living in England.
@pipsuki
3 жыл бұрын
@@add1msk1 lol okay so get this..i knew scott was an aussie who ran a clinic in england. i literally thought he would travel back and fourth in between countries and his jaw would get bigger?!xD when i noticed chris adopted his black cat and it showed his bachelor pad i thought scott’s wife, kids, and dog left him.
Cody and Jake are precious
Rats make great pets!!! I had three and we loved them like crazy. Haven’t finished watching the part about the rat, but I know you have to be careful about things that are around them, candles, incense, air vents, any kind of sprays, that can always create resp problems
Thank God for good people who take these animals in.
The only fact I knew about echidnas was the 4 headed shlong. I had NO idea how cute the babies are. That tongue had me squeaking, holy moley so cute! And 'puggle'. It's the perfect name for the babies and I just can't deal.😭😭😭❤❤
I absolutely ADORE rats. I had beautiful boys for 14 years! Respiratory is a huge problem for them. One of my babies was a runt and he was on prednisone for most of his life. Rats are exceedingly affectionate and so intelligent. My boys would sleep with me and what a beautiful little face to wake up to. Or, in the case of my silver, I would wake with him draped over my forehead still asleep he would also ring the bells in his cage if it was bedtime and I had not gotten him yet. I couldn't have two at a time my cage wasn't big enough and it was twice the size of the one the two fellas have. But my boys always had lots of out time, lots of play and toys, they were happy wee bairns and I miss them terribly.
@ashleyhayward2319
3 жыл бұрын
Keeping rats alone, regardless of cage size is just not acceptable.
@Ravennwing
3 жыл бұрын
@@ashleyhayward2319 Hmmm...I beg to differ. Riley, my runt, racked up over 500 in vet bills in his lifetime. Acheron, my first, had a tumor on his foot...over a thousand in vet bills. My beautiful Silkie had a skin condition and numerous trips to the vet...so, let's see, just how many people would have actually paid for the vets or just let the rats suffer or put them out or fed them to a snake. My babies preferred life, love and comfort and that is exactly what they got even without another rat in the cage.
@ashleyhayward2319
3 жыл бұрын
@@Ravennwing rats are social animals and need same species company to thrive. You're not special or a top notch pet owner for taking your pet to the vet. That's the bare minimum to pet care. Rats need company, there are many many scientific studies that prove this, they get stressed, depressed and lonely without other rats to interact with. So much so that even in labs where they are tested on they MUST be housed in groups by law. Humans cannot replicate behaviours like social grooming and sleeping together and we do not speak rat. You can't argue with facts of the matter, rats need company and anything else is frankly not adequate.
@Ravennwing
3 жыл бұрын
@@ashleyhayward2319 Oh you're right, I certainly won't argue. You are one of those people who just HAS to be right and any other opinion must be squelched. I know the truth of the love my precious boys received and gave and NO ONE is going to even begin to make me think I did not give them a wonderful home. So you can write reams of factoids here, I don't care and I won't respond or read so, have at it.
@brinnleywatts6027
3 жыл бұрын
@@andreamaria85 why are you replying to all of the rat positive comments like this? Move on 😅
I like the new narrator. It’s good to hear a warm lady’s voice.
Love Roddy's dads flat. Rats can make great pets, my daughter in law had three. The oldest, Sprinkles was a sweetheart. The others Scrots and Testes wasn't handled as much so they weren't as sweet.
@Cloverkitty
3 жыл бұрын
It just sucks they don't live nearly long enough for how lovely they are. Otherwise I consider them the perfect pets!
@pinschrunner
3 жыл бұрын
I have a few ruining my pineapple farm harvest that I can send her way! @Denise Roe
a neighbors dog had the same lump. luckily it was benign. i am so glad i noticed the lump, that dog hate everyone except me for some reason and his owner.
Roddy is absolutely adorable and so are his owners! I can tell they care about Roddy very much.Hopefully they get him a bigger cage and another rat to play with! Another good idea is put him in a room with the door shut so Tigs doesn't stress Roddy out. I laughed when I saw Tigs! Such a cutie! ❤
I love this series and I hope the rat owners gave him a much much bigger cage (even consider free range if they can) and especilly another rat because they can't be all alone :/
@Joeslette
3 жыл бұрын
Free range wouldn't be safe. They have a cat
So much love. What a beautiful soul. My heart goes out to the blonde French girl. She’s amazing.
Tim, love you, your enthusiasm, you are awesome!
I love what vet's do. I want to be a vet one day if I can
Brownie the goat is so beautiful.
I know the boys with the Rat (Roddy) and have read all the comments about the cage size and his Health. He is in a much bigger cage home now and that one was only temporary until they were able to get a bigger one and Roddy is in good health now. amazing work by the vets. It’s good to see animal lovers looking out for animals on the internet, but he is in good hands :)
Oh my gee!!! This is just the most sweetest thing I have ever seen!!
I would ten times rather have a rat or a mouse then I would a hamster or gerbil. Much less likely to get bitten
Our now Late two older cats loved my Hamster, Basil. He would be in our living room rolling in his ball and they'd watch and follow him to make sure he was fine. Never batted at him, never looked at him weird. Someday I want a pair of rats with my cats. My cats run from bugs sooooo, I don't think they'd care if I got rats for them!
That rat needs a friend, he also needs about 4 inches if bedding and a much bigger cage. he needs toys, and more hides. all i can see is one hammock. i have 4 rats and i know they are social and energetic animals. i put a PVC pipe in mine and they love it. that is also a terrible bedding. they are burrow animals and need heat treated wood shavings. i hope this helps and roddy gets a buddy or 2 and gets a way bigger cage and lots more hammocks and hides and hopefully PVC pipes!!!!!
I wish Dr. Scott could diagnose me. He's better than more than half of the human doctors around here and 1000000 times more compassionate.
As soon as I saw roddy by himself in his cage I knew it was over. Those 2 haven't even researched what New Home sneezes are. Take roddy off them and get him into another mischief.
I always feel so sad thinking of the mothers coming back to destroyed nests and missing babies :(
Nina is amazing! Love how much she cares
Cuteness = Eddie
Eddy the akidna is too cute !
Cant believe that first couple has a rat and a cat sounds like a disastrous episode of Tom and Jerry waiting to happen 😂
@avanelletheclockfriend2515
3 жыл бұрын
Actually, it’s perfectly fine to keep cats and rats in the same household, so long as the cats don’t have constant access to the rats or their cage(keeping the cage in a room with the door closed is usually fine), and that they’re all supervised any time the rats are taken out. It can also be a good idea to try and teach your cat(s) to be calm around the cage any time they do have access; keep them from jumping or climbing on it, trying to get inside, pawing at it, etc. That can reduce a bit of the stress those situations may put on the rat. I’ve kept rats for years and my family has always had cats at the same time, and there’s never been any issues. Well, other than the time our cat Musket(who was closely supervised despite never showing any interest in small animals) laid on top of my late rat Pepperjack after he’d tried to jump off my shoulder onto Musket’s back. Neither were harmed and they were quickly separated, but Pepperjack immediately wanted to go back in his cage to groom himself for several minutes.
@d-padqueen1103
3 жыл бұрын
I had six rats and two cats, neither cats touched the rats and the rats weren't bothered by the cats.
@juicytea8297
3 жыл бұрын
Lol I had a 3 rats and a cat, my cat was petrified off them 😅
@Laura-qn3tv
3 жыл бұрын
@@juicytea8297 😂😂😂😂
@Laura-qn3tv
3 жыл бұрын
@@juicytea8297 😂😂😂😂
thank you vets for your compassion and dedication in doing your job. I wish there were more vets like you out there. take care nd be well.
This made me cry but in a good way with that sweet boys story ❤️
I just love your show. Chris and Scott are the best! I'm in America . I sure wish they were my little dog's vet! Great guys. Keep up the amazing work. Animals are awesome!!!🥰
I love how twin siblings look at each other while talking
LOKAH SAMASTAH SUKHINO BHAVANTU is a Sanskrit phrase that translates to "may all beings everywhere be happy and free and may the thoughts words and actions of my own life contribute in some way towards that happiness and freedom for all" 💚👽🛸🐱🐶🐄🐷🐔🐳🐬🦜🦚🍀🍄🌎
@martylaska2016
3 жыл бұрын
And a lovely blessing
I taught my Persian to be nice to my daughters hamsters. I would tell her to be nice when we had the hamster out running around supervised. Angle would sit back and wait until she couldn’t stand it anymore, then she would run out bop the hamster then run away, never went after it with her mouth.
@JustAnotherBuckyLover
3 жыл бұрын
You're lucky your cat never killed that poor little hamster. What an incredibly thoughtless thing to do.
@lindadickson783
3 жыл бұрын
@@JustAnotherBuckyLover we were right there and I wanted them to learn to get along. We always knew where the cat was and just watched the hamster. We had the hamster for about 4 years it died of old age in its cage. My Persian was very gentle.
@JustAnotherBuckyLover
3 жыл бұрын
@@lindadickson783 You can't be guaranteed to teach any animal to not have their prey drive - and even if they don't deliberately attack and hurt the small critter, it would be SO easy for the cat to accidentally hurt a rodent while "playing". That bopping? Could easily smack the hamster off a table, or into a wall, or startle it so much it has a heart attack, or accidentally puncture the skin with the teeth or claws. - I'm sure your cat was wonderful - but the very fact that your cat also batted at the hamster, period, demonstrates WHY it's foolhardy thing to do. I'm very glad to hear that your hammy lived a good, long life - and hopefully wasn't too stressed by the interactions, because MANY small critters are stressed just by the smell of predators or their presence outside the cage. But I've seen too many horror stories by animals that "wouldn't hurt a fly" who one day did. It just not worth the risk.
@3DPlagueDR
3 жыл бұрын
Doing that with the hamster free is incredibly risky. It’s not worth it. Not just from the perspective of the cat being able to kill the hamster but the hamster’s stress at having this predator nearby. Personally, my cat and hamster got along but my hamster would be in her ball during that time. We’d section off the hallway with a gate so she could run through my room and the hallway. My tabby would lay in the middle of the hall where my hamster would run herself into his belly, he’d kick her away, then she’d do it again. Both could easily go anywhere else and that’s just what they chose to do.
@Sabouma28
3 жыл бұрын
@@lindadickson783 a cat and a hamster getting along??? You must be crazy lady.... a hamster is PREY for a CAT... >.
Fantastic. Good Job.
I hope the cage is just a hospital cage or something? Like how you might go ahead and put your pets in a pen or their carrier for the vets to come. If that is his permanent living space? Yikessss
@hayleyhart927
3 жыл бұрын
From the videos of him sneezing I'd say it's the permanent cage 😥
That baby echidna was beautiful
I was going to comment on the rattie cage being far too small and him needing at least one other rat - but I see it's already been brought up. Unless you are interacting with the rat several hours, a couple of times a day, rats need other rats for company.
@ashleyhayward2319
3 жыл бұрын
Rats need other rats for company regardless of how much interaction you give them. No human can replicate that rattie bond, it's vital for their mental and physical health.
@Joeslette
3 жыл бұрын
Rats also need out of cage play time not just a friend. They should always have a friend. Period. And they should always have a bigger cage. Period. They are highly intelligent and active animals and should always have time out of the cage. In my opinion the way they are being kept is abusive. Yes the rat is loved but ignorance is no excuse for improper care. Rats have the intelligence to mourn their lost cage mates, stress out when they have been taken away, and have the capacity for empathy when their buddies are hurting, sick, or in trouble
That poor Little rat🥺 he needs a much bigger cage and a friend🥺