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🐦 Extremely Long Beak On Cockatiel Keeps Growing Back! | FULL EPISODE | S8E8 | Bondi Vet
Chris encounters Bubbles the cockatiel who keeps growing back their beak at a very fast rate.
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Chris treats a cranky old saltwater croc that has dental issues, while Tim and team are at the Australian Reptile Park trying to capture a big python.
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I love the fact that Chris didn't make Jasmine feel bad for not feeding Bubbles properly. He's basically like "Hey, you've done everything you thought was right, but let's make her diet a bit more nutritious." He was so gentle with her. 💙
@die_rabenfrau
3 жыл бұрын
This is certainly all right. But: wouldn't it have been up to the parents to inform themselves (together with their daughter, of course) about the keeping and especially about the nutrition of this bird species? I would certainly have given this to the father to think about, so that such mistakes would not happen again later, for example, when another child is to have a pet.
@die_rabenfrau
3 жыл бұрын
@JewTube - Censor Yourself. Or we'll do it for you. Nevertheless, the main part of the responsibility lay with the parents, whose task it would have been to guide their daughter.
@KTPStudios04
3 жыл бұрын
Yes, Chris definitely knows how to deal with those kind of owners! Chris is so empathetic and so is Lisa. That's why I love them!
@die_rabenfrau
3 жыл бұрын
@@KTPStudios04 But one thing must be clear to you: in this way the girl will never really internalize what she did wrong. If she gets a new/other pet at some point, she will probably make the same mistake again. It would be better to say clearly what she did wrong, why it was wrong and to point out that she has to inform herself BEFORE buying a pet, instead of ending up afterwards with a sick pet at the vet because of nutrition and/or wrong keeping. And the same applies to the parents, whose task it would have been to guide their daughter in the necessary information procurement.
@KTPStudios04
3 жыл бұрын
@@die_rabenfrau that's true, but you shouldn't want to totally scold the owners... that's a bit rude, of course they made mistakes but they have to learn from them.
I really love how Chris doesn’t ever shame the owners for their care bc he knows they are doing what they think is best
@tarajh
3 жыл бұрын
It’s all about education going forward, because *when you know better, you do better* 💕
@juliesprik9479
3 жыл бұрын
Love the cockatiel! So pretty 🦋
@serenasalinger-kraft5948
3 жыл бұрын
Good man and a wonderful vet and staff!
@rosylocks2204
3 жыл бұрын
I know this is very late but it is probably also partly due to him wanting the owners of the animals to come back, because if a veteran insults you saying your a poor owner and they find out that person will most likely not come back. Because if I brought my pet in for any reason and found out I was bashed on then I would never come back. Tho no matter what he is being a cool and caring dude.
@cynthiarothrock4255
3 жыл бұрын
I love how he takes the TIME to teach young owners how to care for their pets properly.
for everyone getting mad at bubbles owner in the comments, please remember that she is young and inexperienced. she’s just a kid. the people at fault here are her parents for not doing further research and educating her in proper bird care. the good news is that she knows better now, and bubbles will be much happier and healthier
@cowboyanxiety
3 жыл бұрын
thank you! thats EXACTLY what ive been saying. im definitely glad chris was patient and understanding and explained it to her without making her feel guilty. shes just a kid, but i can tell she loves that bird, it's really not her fault her parents didnt ensure she knew what was right before getting bubbles.
@georgecarberry9222
2 жыл бұрын
Video that can help you learn all about Australian men & how much they dislike men in general. Luckily, Chris is not looking very happy with Bubble's health & her atrocious diet. He's so kind to Jasmine. He's wonderful trying to help this little girl care for her bird properly. He's just such a wonderful doctor in every way. When we can see his choice for a life partner, it's obvious we can't be too picky (if that's possible). Thankfully Chris is so outrageously fantastic as a vet. He is desperately seeking a more accurate & seeking a seeking a fullest CT scan. Brun.Truscan.
@georgecarberry9222
2 жыл бұрын
It is always the responsibility of the parents of a child to help a child learn everything about the proper care & feeding of any & all pets they acquire for that child. So, if a parent or parents agree they're going to agree to purchase or otherwise acquire a specific pet for their child, those parents must learn all about the best of the foods they're feeding that pet no matter when that pet is most hungry and most active. So, it's a new
@pumpkinhammy5931
2 жыл бұрын
And chris did say her growth was not normal! And i can see why they didn’t trim it because vets are expensive, even for just a beak trim, plus shes a schoolgirl, busy most of the day
@LindaPiet
2 ай бұрын
Yes, BUT it she should have been guided to learn how to care for her pet b4 she was ALLOWED to be RESPONSIBLE for caring for it…😢
Chris explains things so well to kids AND adults. He breaks it down in simple terms that a layman can understand and not get overwhelmed by.
In case you might not have known, these episodes are older (like before 2017). Atomic Betty died in October of 2016, rest her snakey soul.
@suem6004
3 жыл бұрын
How old was she? Natural causes?
@stephaniefriedersdorff8948
3 жыл бұрын
@@suem6004 Yep, natural causes due to old age! She was 20-years old.
@ravendevino6419
3 жыл бұрын
Dying at 20 is a... Not great outcome for a retic... Although with the constant stress she was under via that abhorrent handling, I guess it's sadly to be expected.
@prcervi
3 жыл бұрын
@@ravendevino6419 not a terrible age for a retic though, and especially not for one who'd had some pretty serious health issues and they didn't bother unless they had to, the temper was all her own and even then it was pretty good handling for a super foul tempered animal
@ravendevino6419
3 жыл бұрын
@@prcervi Except animals, especially retics, don't come out of the egg mean. You handle the animal in a stressful manner, its gonna behave defensively. Although your comment did gently remind me that Atomic Betty might not have actually been hatched at the park, and thus they could genuinely be dealing with the situation the best they can.
I love how Riley’s girlfriend came right up to him afterwards. The surgery must have been so painful, and he looks so irritated, but he doesn’t snap at her, instead he looks comforted by her snuggling next to his face.
I love when Tim explains things that are kind of self-explanatory but that I would never think of on my own. I just sit and nod with a glass of wine in my hand. “Yes, you’re totally right Tim, we really can’t risk Atomic Betty‘s injury getting any worse. We’ve got to handle her super carefully. Great job boys.”
@ediebaxter6194
2 жыл бұрын
Awesome that Dr. Lisa gave the girls a goody bag. Also took a picture with them. The girls look up to her.
I love the way Riley’s handler/keeper speaks to him. There is compassion in his voice and you know that at least on his side, there is a bond between them.
After having a tooth snap under my gum line, I can tell you, that croc is in excruciating pain. It's crazy making pain unlike I've ever felt. I feel so bad for him.
@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059
3 жыл бұрын
I have epilepsy and broken teeth during seizures. I also felt so bloody bad for him.
@maggiee639
3 жыл бұрын
It’s honestly astonishing how much pain you can have in your mouth. I had only a gum infection once and the pain was unbearable! You can’t ignore it.
@KooblyK
3 жыл бұрын
And he was such a good boy (as much as a croc can be), even being in unbelievable pain! I love him 😭
@cowboyanxiety
3 жыл бұрын
oh yikes that sounds awful!! ive had tooth problems my whole life (shockingly though no cavities..weird), have cracked them, busted them, theyve been pulled and stuff, just sat there like poor riley i totally get you, dude...):
@XSemperIdem5
2 жыл бұрын
I had a wisdom tooth break down towards the root and major ouch.
Birds need fruits and veggies in their diet. Almost like a small child. From my experience, most of the bird food from pet stores are garbage and you have to buy the good food online or specialty stores.
@FukaiKokoro
3 жыл бұрын
FeretStudios or make it yourself. Like birdie chop. Bird tricks here 9n youtube has videos about food.
@marenacain
3 жыл бұрын
Not really. Zupreem makes a pretty high quality pellet that is perfectly healthy as a base diet that won't cause beak crumbling. Using pellets is better than seeds period. Fruits and veggies, of course, but pellets are definitely better than seeds.
@sleepisamazing546
3 жыл бұрын
FeretStudios like Harrison bird food is really good
@ryangagnon5489
3 жыл бұрын
What fruits and veggies I found out I’ve been feeding my teil wrong
@rubyneeson448
3 жыл бұрын
yea a really good bird seed in australia is forage gourmet seed, it is expensive though like $40 per bag
Jeez imagine the pain poor Riley was going through. One broken tooth and three more trying to grow in! Makes wisdom teeth look like a joke (and I've HAD my wisdom teeth removed, I went through the pain of them coming in wrong and the post-surgery pain after they were removed, but looking at what Riley went through made me grateful that was all I had to deal with).
@athena8794
3 жыл бұрын
I really sympathize with him too. I had 7 wisdom teeth, all of which got yanked in one go.
I just have to laugh anytime they work with "Atomic Betty". Whoever names the park's residents is priceless! Now we just have to adjust Chris's diet so his nails grow quick, then put something on his fingers so he doesn't bit them down anymore! Seriously, thank you for another wonderful episode!
I also have a cockatiel, her name is Mochi. They need more veggies and fresh foods than seeds. Wish the parents had made her do her research before getting a bird. And done research of their own with a child that young.
@lillianborofsky7679
3 жыл бұрын
her cockatiel is 4, if she got it when she was eight then she didn't do enough research to give it a proper diet. she probably was'nt. mature enough to own a bird and give it a proper diet.
@saraharrison1349
3 жыл бұрын
@@lillianborofsky7679 Exactly. I'm 22 and got mine 2 years ago after doing a year of research and joining cockatiel groups. I still think 12 is a little too immature to own a cockatiel, birds aren't easy pets in my opinion. They need proper nutrition and exercise.
@83uwb
3 жыл бұрын
The girl strikes me to be very willing to learn, though. I hope the little bird will thrive in her care.
@saraharrison1349
3 жыл бұрын
@@AdaptiveReasoning That is also true
@luvondarox
3 жыл бұрын
What's Mochi's favorite fruit / veggie?
I LOVED it when she fell asleep in Chris’ hand. Awwww!
@jasperclydeinsd592
3 жыл бұрын
My birb goes to sleep on my hand, it’s sooooo cute.
How is this not titled “Crocodile Dentist”?
It absolutely warms my heart that Lisa has a couple of fans. I can tell you as a medical professional that not only does it warm your heart when someone shows their appreciation and sort of awe for what you do, but it inspires you to work harder. Thank you for all you vets do. I wish we had a team like this on Kauai
Chris is so great explaining things positively about the bird to the girl even when it's serious.
Dear lord, that gap was enormous
Captive birds are not using up the energy (calories). Too much fat leads to liver damage. Captive birds need a diet of fresh vegetables, some fruits and use seeds only as treats (for training).
@macaelatice-loma1048
3 жыл бұрын
yea same: my white cockatiel ghost went out to our screen room and let him fly around... died 2 years ago sept 10 at age of 23... loved veggies carrots was his fave veggie and blueberries for fruit and once a week a small handful of corn/sunflower seed mix. loved that bird to bits always going as you walk by "hi im a pretty boy squawk!!"
@Conifer_kestrel
3 жыл бұрын
The reason they get liver damage is from seeds and are trapped in their cage. My bird doesn’t have a cage and freely roams the house, has full grown fully flighted wings and eats a mix of fruit and vegetables everyday. Every time we take her in for a check up the vet is shocked at how healthy she is compared to other patients. I think that everyone should keep their bird this way.
@TheLaughingDove
3 жыл бұрын
The diet needs don't just depend on the activity level, the first thing to check is that the diet is appropriate for the species of bird! Lorikeets, cockatiels, chickens, pigeons, finches all have their own subtleties to them and generalizing too much is the problem
@sleepisamazing546
3 жыл бұрын
terrayjos no bird should be in a cage in Lee’s you are going somewhere
@Conifer_kestrel
3 жыл бұрын
Doby Cat I agree. It is unnecessary.
*sees a bunch of the guys at reptile park in one room with a shield* is it Atomic Betty time?
Am I the only one who thought when the Riley’s teeth were being extracted it was oddly satisfying? Just me? Ok.
@profortnite1070
3 жыл бұрын
Chill Oreo :3 meeeeeee 😂
@janetilmann5305
3 жыл бұрын
Definitely me! 😁
@cosmicpisces
3 жыл бұрын
Me lol
@cynthiadianecarey9902
3 жыл бұрын
I kept thinking I how much better Riley must be feeling!
@KTPStudios04
3 жыл бұрын
@@cynthiadianecarey9902 same lmao
Wow, when he pulled all the teeth out of Riley it was really satisfying! I hope he has a speedy recovery
I didn't fully appreciate the strength of these snakes until I saw this. Dang. 6 fully grown men and it was still a struggle.
Dr. Chimes was so sweet to Ruby and Emily. She took ten minutes out of her busy schedule and those girls will remember it for the rest of their lives. They might even become veterinarians themselves and save lives.
It's good to know that Atomic Betty died of old age and not of that spine problem :) 20 years for that breed of snake is the most many can make, so she lived to her full :)
Wait that's the birds cage! I thought it was a carrier cage😫 it's way to small and bare. Birds need so much enrichment and toys (& CHEWING TOYS) what kind of parents let their child get their bird without doing any research online? It's like impulse buying a dog and sticking it in a kennel all it's life.
@weaselbee6910
3 жыл бұрын
It’s a bird. some people don’t like having a bird fly around their house, plus you don’t know that they keep him in there ALL the time, do you have footage of them at home keeping the bird in the cage? Find some footage THEN come back to me.
@angelbunny4922
3 жыл бұрын
@@weaselbee6910 If they didn't want it flying around, then why get a bird? Not trying to be rude, just a genuine question.
@destinationaddictionsamsar7894
3 жыл бұрын
@@weaselbee6910 you don't have to have a bird fly around the house for it to be a bigger cage and birds really do better with more time in the cage and some time out but that's if the cage is full of toys. It wouldn't matter if they take it out often it still NEEDS toys and cage time for it's sanity. I know for a fact they don't take it out alot because it'd be chewing on everything they own wearing down it's beak. (Any bird owner knows the pain)
@weaselbee6910
3 жыл бұрын
Hades Child11 that’s one question that remains unanswered I was simply stating how the remark this person made was possibly untrue, we don’t know how they live at home, I was not trying to cause conflict nor’ shade anyone
@destinationaddictionsamsar7894
3 жыл бұрын
@@weaselbee6910 it's a child owning a bird. If they free roamed it it would be chewing on everything wearing down it's beak. (Birds chew up everything) another thing is birds need more time in the cage than out. It wouldn't really matter if it's out 24/7 it still needs a cage with toys that it can always go back to.
IDK about Atomic Betty! My goodness!! I know Riley gonna feel so much better. Riley's boo came to check on him. lol A tooth ache is no joke.
@rosameryrojas-delcerro1059
3 жыл бұрын
That wasn't just a toothache that was a flaming nightmare.
Everyone needs to realise/remember that many,many years ago there was far less info about pet nutrition and many pets still would have been healthy/seamingly healthly to the owners so there's little to no reason to look up info that you have already learnt many years prior and told is true.
@XSemperIdem5
2 жыл бұрын
Companies still make unhealthy foods targeted to species that aren't even supposed to eat that. For example, they sell yogurt treats full of sugar and dairy for rabbits. You should never feed them that, yet pet stores, including major ones still sell those products.
Amazing! Four teeth from one socket... and all those nasty fragments!! Thanks for the look-see.😏
@maggiee639
3 жыл бұрын
Yea their teeth constantly shed... it never occurred to me that they could be impacted like that!
@judylinting3961
3 жыл бұрын
@@maggiee639 q
chris is the level of “non judgmental” that i really aspire to have some day. so glad to see how much care he puts into his work
Just got back from a rough day at school so glad a new episode came out
@sirsimpalot8344
3 жыл бұрын
i hope tommorow is better!
@ech0days570
3 жыл бұрын
I hope it gets better!
@plastusiakk
3 жыл бұрын
I just lat down to sleep and also happy bout video :)
@kawaiicakezz7049
3 жыл бұрын
Do some self care and I hope you’ll feel better soon :)
@Dasha15910
3 жыл бұрын
yeah, me too. stressful day at work 😭 thank god bondi vet exists ❤️
No matter what my day has been like this always makes me smile.
@KTPStudios04
3 жыл бұрын
Sameee
@user-cf2id3uo2u
3 жыл бұрын
Same with me
@darceyandlarney2595
3 жыл бұрын
Same
Looked like Bubbles put itself into a time-out. 😁😁
Atomic Betty looked terrified, I always feel in times like these that being able to explain to the animal that you’re trying to help them would be awesome for animals and humans alike
You know another word for Reticulated Python? Cranky.
@loricurbo
3 жыл бұрын
Malayopython reticulatus lol
@loricurbo
3 жыл бұрын
I happen to have 9 Python regius, or ball pythons. I LOVE snakes
@Rachelbee
3 жыл бұрын
Crikey?
@user-cf2id3uo2u
3 жыл бұрын
You know another word for Reticulated Python? Dangerous
@hoomancatslave1738
3 жыл бұрын
Death noodle
19:15 He's 45?? How long do crocs live? Holy wow.
@maggiee639
3 жыл бұрын
As long as people! Pretty amazing
@spookshow6999
3 жыл бұрын
Even longer sometimes.
More from me. Her cuddle bone should hang on the side of the cage. And the whole cage should have fun toys for Bubbles to chew on. Wooden ones. That lovely little bird owner should be reading her head off. When i got my first bird i bought a few books on the type of bird. That was years ago and i never stopped reading. Birds are fascinating creatures!
@Conifer_kestrel
3 жыл бұрын
She also needs a good diet of fruit and veggies and the ability to freely fly around the house to burn fat and calories.
@Boredchinchilla
3 жыл бұрын
I don’t think 8 is a good age for bird ownership, unless the parents are willing to do all the work and the child is just doing small parts of the care.
@ZFG7
3 жыл бұрын
“Cuddle” bone 😂😂😂😂
@amyanderson6423
2 жыл бұрын
Probably just a transport cage.... like a carrier for a cat.
The bird needs some hard wood to chew on to keep her beak in good shape. I have a 40 year old Amazon parrot who beak will grow like a weed if I don't give her things to grown on. I've never giving her bird food from the pet shop, I feed her things she wold find in the wild. She loves chewing on hard nuts and hard woods.
@GreebleClown
3 жыл бұрын
I’m currently watching this with my Amazon! (39 yr old Blue Front) Growing up she was little me’s greatest trick to not eating the veggies I didn’t like. :b
@rbear4574
3 жыл бұрын
@@GreebleClown Mine won't eat carrots rare the must be cooked. every thing else is OK raw. Hows it feel have a bird that will grow old with you ? : )
@viccolasvic9461
3 жыл бұрын
Birds as intelligent as cockatiels get bored with their chewies too. It looks like all he's got in there is a cuttlebone, and while thats good for calcium its not exactly fun or intereating after a few years.
Kudos to all the reptile keepers..that's one area I wouldn't even step foot into.
I've been through all of Bondi vets episodes so everytime there's a new one it makes my day!
@emiliaholmberg3320
3 жыл бұрын
Same and it is the highlight of the week when they upload a new episode
🐼 Big Bear Hugs from a 67 yr old grandma in Kirby, Texas, USA 🐼..
I was not expecting him to keep pulling teeth out like a magic trick 😳😨 it was oddly satisfying, but disturbing as well lol
The young girl at the beginning already sounds like a vet!
please give your teal some toys to play with and chew!! So many people get birds and stick them in a tiny cage with nothing but food and water, not good!
The little sister Ruby’s face when Dr. Lisa came out and started talking to them was priceless, just absolutely starstruck
Wow, Atomic Betty was very grumpy, those guys are much braver than me. I can't believe how many teeth Chris pulled from that hole in Riley's mouth. I'm not surprised he walked off gingerly, he was probably stoned lol. My dad was given the same sedatives for his angiogram and he came home pretty out of it. I wish I had a month to react when my guinea pigs get sick. Wriggles died of some sort of bladder tumour 4 days after showing symptoms and I got her into the vet the day after her first symptom. With small animals, if something goes wrong or seems off with them it's best to go to your vet ASAP because you don't have time.
I am soo happy when bondi vet uploads a new video
“It scares the living life out of me” *proceeds to YEET into the cage
I thought at first that cockatiel was in a travel enclosure until she pointed out the poop covered cuttlebone at the bottom that she "mostly just poos on". Well no kidding! It's sitting at the bottom of the cage!! Not even a food bowl, just seeds on the bottom of the cage. Terrible diet. No toys. No stimulation. Not enough perches. No room to fly or move. What a terrible life that bird has. Obviously nobody in that family did a lick of even basic research before buying that bird. Just awful.
@KTPStudios04
3 жыл бұрын
IKR??
@KTPStudios04
3 жыл бұрын
@@dawnflame good on you! You deserve your little feathered baby if you treat her like that, thank you. What's her name?
@KTPStudios04
3 жыл бұрын
@@dawnflame Nirah is a beautiful name! All the best for more happy moments between both of you :)
@joannemurdock7899
3 жыл бұрын
@@KTPStudios04 love you name! Hopefully Dr.chris told the girl and her dad a bigger cage is needed! For bubbles the bird!
@joannemurdock7899
3 жыл бұрын
@@dawnflame I totally agree with you ! Hopefully. Dr.chris told the girl and the dad,. A bigger cage! Also perchers on each side! Do the bird. Can fly from one side to the other!💕💙💜💑🙏🙏
Love this show all the way from the USA!
I have learned so much. Thank you. It's sad Dr. Chris has stopped treating animals . He will be missed
Those little girls were adorable, it reminds me of my 7 year old son Jasper. We watch Bondi Vet together almost everyday and he dreams of being a vet when he grows up 👨⚕️🐶💙
Love Drs Chris and Lisa, they are the best.
The guy who ended up on the ground for a second when the crock was rolling scarred the crap out of me
Was hoping for an update on bubbles! My dad used to breed them
@angelbunny4922
3 жыл бұрын
Her owner seemed very willing to learn and loved her a lot, so im sure she's doing well!
@user-cf2id3uo2u
3 жыл бұрын
Me too. I have a pet cockatiel named Cheeky
@sleepisamazing546
3 жыл бұрын
rocknromance78 .
@jmdenison
3 жыл бұрын
that bird was pretty sick, but birds can be very resilient.
@christinekovic5791
3 жыл бұрын
Yeah, I was wondering why there was no follow up on the little bird too, all the other animals are usually given a follow up :(
Atomic betty the reticulated python is my favorite. Although I like burms and BPs bc of their better temperment I just love how it's a python named atomic betty. That's my childhood and my life now combined into one giant dorky danger noodle.
@noodleydoodleys
3 жыл бұрын
Betty is also grumpy that these crazy humans woke her from her big noodle nap.
Wow the new episode 6 am won’t stop me from watching my favourite TV programme
I like how jasmine's dad didnt say anything and left her explain she must really know that bird huh
Those 2 kids meeting the Nurse were so polite and nice... a rare thing theses days.
Bondi vet just makes my day soo much better
The bird's feather's don't look good. It's a good indicator that nutrition is the issue. Her wings aren't clipped either. You have to be careful with sprouts because they can contain a lot of bacteria.
@rednyellowteddybear963
3 жыл бұрын
Susan Tescione clipping wings is like chopping of one of your feet because they can’t balance when you clip wings and it makes the have a lot of troubles
@alisav8394
3 жыл бұрын
@@rednyellowteddybear963 well said, clipping is an outdated practice. People should invest some time in their birds instead of mangling their wings.
@mr4648
3 жыл бұрын
Ya a vet
@mr4648
3 жыл бұрын
Translation you a vet
Those little girls where so cute! My son wants to be a vet, too!
@squixl9691
3 жыл бұрын
sbr_Grendel65 I do too
rest easy, atomic betty
@cowboyanxiety
3 жыл бұрын
right??? i miss her too, jake
the croc teeth is one of the most interesting things i have seen in awhile wow
This episode was so full of anxiety for me! Between capturing the croc & Atomic Betty, I now need a rest! I want to see a followup on the cockatiel.
Atomic Betty is really long. Tim knows to assemble his crew give a pep talk this what we are going to do. The vet they take the animals to. Is very caring and good at what he does.
Bubbles’ young owner is such a mature young lady! ❤️
Chris is like one of the best vets I've seen in regards to speaking with the owners. I've met some really nasty ones in my life. They could have taken a note from his book. Bubbles actually got my guinea pig talking, and he's a really quiet one, almost got me worried xD
Wow, that tooth extraction was crazy! I bet Riley's feeling so much better after that!
Atomic betty really said: • / • \
@cupcakesandrainbows4078
3 жыл бұрын
Omg, saw ur comment just as I came up to that part. Accurate 👌
5:32 I love that Bubbles would’ve rather talked to the wall than to Chris
Amazing People that are Passionate about saving Wild life great and small and the interaction between animals and humans. Remakble!
Honestly I just noticed from the girls on the show that this show taught me heaps because the first time I was asked what I wanted to be when I was older I knew that my answer was a vet but I didn't have the confidence to do some of the things then I found this show and I learnt so much
All the vets in in the world (also bondi ) are Loving, Kind, Helpful, Genarios, sweet and Caring THANK YOU ALL VETS IN THE WORLD TO HELP ANIMALS WE ALL LOVE YOU 😀😁😍❤💖👍
You can feed your bird seeds, but buy better quality ones that aren't Walmart 2 dollar birdseed. It cannot be more than half of their diet. They can have lots of different fruits and veggies. As well many birds will eat chicken and eggs like there's more than just birdseed. Imagine if every day all you had was plain oatmeal.
@prcervi
3 жыл бұрын
not too many fruits, don't want to overdo the sugar
@jmdenison
3 жыл бұрын
more than tht on diet. bird seed should only be 1 tsp per day. most should be pellets and fresh veggies offered in general at all times. eggs are great, mine like scrambled soft with butter and cheese.
I hope that girl has a bigger cage for the bird. That’s sad if it lives in that small cage
@parrots4life74
3 жыл бұрын
I was thinking the same thing. really hoping that its just a travel cage. But then when we got a look at the cuttlefish bone it had so much poo on it which leaves me thinking it was the main cage...Ugh. The size is honestly the least of my concerns for that bird at this point. :'(
@KorpseKorvid
3 жыл бұрын
@@parrots4life74 A bird needs a cage that its able to climb around in and stretch its wings. That cage, if the main one, is way too small. Now, if the bird is out during the day and only in the cage at night, I would say its okay, but still not ideal. I own 5 birds, all of their cages are big. I don't have large birds either. 2 lovebirds, a sun conure, a bare-eyed cockatoo, and a male eclectus. my eclectus' cage alone is taller than me and i'm 5 foot 6. Makes me very sad when people don't do their research before getting a bird. Eclectus, for example, cannot live on seeds. The diet of seed only would kill them faster than any other parrot there is. They have to have fresh vegetables and fruit, and a side of pellet. All my birds are on fresh produce with a side of pellet, they get no seeds at all, except for sunflowers, and that's only like 3 or 4 once a month.
Poor Riley, such a trooper! I know I'd be carrying on way more than that poor croc lol
I was shocked how the bird cage looks...it was empty...I have two birds before, we love them like family, I give them anything I can, -my first bird was sick wen I get him and I was taking him to see the wet so many times..-fresh fruit, veggies, but unfortunately they not leave more than six years...I was devastated when they past...I can’t believe it the the parent let this little girl do what she’ wants with this poor little bird..Need toys, stimulation and my birds always out of the cage when I was home. And fly...
Wow! The power in Betty is astounding. The way Bill was straining and holding on for dear life...
I love your view Bondi rescue and Bondi vet
Chris you are Amazing great job.Happy birthday
look at those 2 girls precious!! what a great vet Lisa coming out from work to meet them... future vets for sure!!
Towels. the MOST versatile veterinary tool man has ever invented
CB is awesome in explaining the situation to jasmine....he is the best.....she really cares for the bird....her fatber wss VERY impressed with the way CB took his time and helped Jasmine feel good about herself! Need more of this for our kids that want to learn!!!
I wish they gave Betty a bigger enclosure
@CelesStrife
3 жыл бұрын
I wonder how old these episodes are, I am going to have to look into it, but I just read an article that Betty died back in 2016, she was 20 years old. RIP
@torimccool4413
3 жыл бұрын
This episode came out June 18, 2016. So this actually came out right before she passed.
@katmandudawn8417
3 жыл бұрын
I thought the same thing about needing a larger enclosure when they checked the alligator snapping turtle during another episode. The turtle is massive and the display was so small he could barely move and they had to lift the angry enormous beast up over the walls to get him in and out. It seemed very difficult. I think he had just out grown his orginal space and they hadn't up graded him. I hope they did eventually.
@the_person_in_the_photo
3 жыл бұрын
The cage might have only been used to take her in.
@sarahvanrooyen7280
3 жыл бұрын
@@CelesStrife rip bettey
I love how these professionals will admit they're afraid but do the job to their best ability anyway! That's the definition of "HERO!"
Betty’s sporadic shed and the fact that she’s being handled so roughly and with so much unnecessary fear makes me really nervous at how she’s cared for. I love snakes. When shedding, if their husbandry is correct their shed should be coming off in one piece or large pieces not flaking like human dandruff.
@cheekypiper512
2 жыл бұрын
How else would you handle her?
@aliciamann5384
Жыл бұрын
I felt the same way!
@aliciamann5384
Жыл бұрын
@@cheekypiper512 New England Reptile has videos on how to handle snakes properly. With regular gentle and respectful handling they become friendly and more handleable. Her enclosure needs proper UV and humidity and temperature for her skin.
My budgie Aussie has/had liver disease. Before we got Aussie, she was only really fed seed. I have three other budgies, and I gave the budgies apple occasionally, and that taught the other birds that other foods taste good too. Aussie is quite old, and had a big lump on her chest, she suddenly had diarrhoea, and green droppings. We separated her from the other birds. Aussie was staying in the same spot most of the time, and not liking going out of the cage. Then, I started feeding the birds SPINACH! Spinach is the the vegetable that saved Aussie. At the moment, Aussie has a tiny lump on her chest, and is on natural wood perches/ sticks I found on outside. The birds LOVE spinach, and I love spinach too. I am very happy that Aussie has gotten better, and fitter. The lesson here is: feed your birds not only seed, but mostly dark greens like spinach and broccoli.
Lisa you all inspire millions of people and kids not just kids. Just so you know. I'm inspired each time I watch a episode and I'm 31 years old LOL. So keep inspiring the young and old!!! Truly incredible and inspirational men and women. Thank you all for everything you do. Love you all!!
The Strategic Retreat was a great idea! 😲😲😲 Genious idea, even 😂🤣
Love the show, so THANK YOU to all the dedicated vets who share these great moments with us. You all do such a great job... In this episode tho, it would have been nice to see a follow up on Bubbles the cockatiel after a few weeks on his new diet... hopefully that will that be in a future episode :)
"Tooth fairy will be broke" this is why this is my favorite vet show lol
I wish we got an update on Bubbles. She reminds me a lot of my pet cockatiels
That snake is beautiful❤🐍❤
My jaw legitimately hurts watching this. 😭😭😭😭😭😭
My birdie had same problem and we had to cut his beak at the vet. My birds didn’t grow back thankfully. I’m so happy by seeing how chris is so gentle with the cute little chicken… a human for me shows humanity by treating animals well.
I live in Kansas City Missouri USA.I love watching your shows
Love that he knows not to recommend seeds! Some vets give you stuff that’s from seed brands! He cares about the animal and the right care!
Chris, you are amazing. Love watching your show. You really have a soft spot for animals. Lisa, thank you also. You always have a smile. I am a shut in, so this makes my day.
Thank for showing this. It really made my day!