Sheena give yourself the credit you deserve for understanding your precious babies fears. Never be ashamed or doubt yourself you're his guardian angel. And Scott you're an angel too for understanding and helping this little soul and your and Emma's empathy is wonderful

@BondiVet

2 жыл бұрын

Such a misunderstood little pup❤

@caryn3011

2 жыл бұрын

@@BondiVet yes I'm a passionate mommy to my soulmate after losing my other soulmate of 17 years and we both have separation anxiety and panic attacks especially as I'm alone and homebound with cancer and she came into my life after being extremely traumatised and also dying from parvovirus and she gave me a reason to keep going and 3 years later she has the purest soul and has never even barked but loves her precious teddy bears and we heal each other and she's my heart soul and spirit and beat of my heart 💜

@sherrylawrencelewis2544

2 жыл бұрын

♥️😇♥️

@caryn3011

2 жыл бұрын

@@sherrylawrencelewis2544 🐾💞🐾

@robadams5799

2 жыл бұрын

5:00 "So, you wanna do the fur and feet, and I'll do the bitey bits." So British.

Whatever they did to BamBam that caused such fear they need to have the same done to them. Thank you Scott for being the vet you are!!!!!

@Rachel0400

2 жыл бұрын

I love how everyone assumes something was done to the animal. Nobody ever considers what was NOT done to the animal. Socialisation is a huge important part in an animals life especially when they are young

@MageZathara

Жыл бұрын

@@Rachel0400 not socialising or walking a dog is neglect which is something they've done to him if it's the case

@Queenofgreen515

Жыл бұрын

I had a little cockatiel that was sweet as pie with me, but if anyone else tried to touch her or pet her, she would skin their finger like a sausage. She was never abused! Nobody ever hurt her that I know of. She was just a moody cow lol 😂 But I loved her totally. Animals have different likes and dislikes that are unique to them.

@cryptic2071

10 ай бұрын

​@@Queenofgreen515sure. But the way he reacts to it is not acceptable

@Toasted_Bread04

10 ай бұрын

@@Queenofgreen515you just didn’t train your dog right.

Poor Bam Bam. Wonder what has happened to make him this way? Is it the place on his tail could be causing this . Prayers for little Bam Bam, I hope it helps . Thank all theses Vets for whatever y’all do. Y’all are great.

@firesong7825

2 жыл бұрын

Doubt it's the tail considering its behaviour has been like that seemingly since the owner adopted him.

@BondiVet

2 жыл бұрын

❤❤

@Rachel0400

2 жыл бұрын

Probably hasn't been socialised to grooming

@flynnb3181

2 жыл бұрын

For a dog that needs consistent and routine grooming it is best to start them off as a puppy, around 6 months, with just a bath and some nail trims and so on to desensitize them because it can be an overwhelming event. Bam Bam probably wasn't desensitized properly or had a traumatic grooming experience which can happen. It's sad because grooming for dogs is mostly about quality of life compared to just looking pretty.

@Rachel0400

2 жыл бұрын

@@flynnb3181 this

Bambam has such a sweet owner, it must be terribly frustrating and painful for her to see her dog like this when he is so sweet otherwise

@Spinner-Star

Жыл бұрын

I had a rescue like this. All you can do is keep everyone safe, I muzzled my baby in the car for the staff and always held his front end for them . I too lucked out and had a vet who was so kind even when I was an anxious ball of nerves every time I took him because I was terrified he'd bite someone yet at home he was basically my personal support worker for anxiety and the best cuddler

@BersealiaDreamheart

9 күн бұрын

Yeah, phobias are no joke.

Sheena’s anxiety makes me wonder if Bam-Bam’s anxiety is being transferred from owner to dog.

@prcervi

11 күн бұрын

bambam has the same disposition when sheena's out of the room, so i doubt it

LOL - "Please don't come back" - These Pet Vet staff are the most wonderful people on the planet

Dougal was likely so upset at the start because he was in pain from the snake bite. Animals often get aggressive when they’re in pain, so seeing his personality completely switch after he had some meds and rest makes sense

Vets like these that risk serious injury but continue to treat aggressive pets are worth their weight in gold. It can be dangerous to muzzle dogs like Claude with brachycephalic (pushed in) faces so the fact that they're willing to think outside the box to ensure he receives the care he needs just goes to show how dedicated this team is to their patients.

@kayhutton4140

Жыл бұрын

I didnt know it was dangerous to muzzle them. Thank you for the information

Between Zoe, her sister, and Emma, Scott is surrounded by strong women! Great team!

@ellenkarlsson9490

2 жыл бұрын

Don't forget Skull Crusher, a.k.a. Skully. 😂

@BondiVet

2 жыл бұрын

So true! 💙💪💪

WOW Claude is super sensitive to his space being invaded! His owner is so good with him...and Scott is such a gem. He takes on so many patients that no other vets will see, due to their behavior with vets.He just figures out a way to make get around an issue, and make his patient better, despite their sauciness. Claude definitely looks like he wants to take a few bites out of Scott! Look at that side eye he gives him. DANG! Chris is really good at understanding what a behavior problem stems from, and rigging gadgets to thwart that behavior....and rigging gadgets in general, when nothing exists to help a patient. He just designs something...or inquires from us in the US if we have anything that would work for whatever his patient's need is.

Dr. Chris did a nice shot on the Rhino.

No Chris you are not a coward! I'm certainly not laughing at you. Running is absolutely the bravest thing to do. What else could you do? You are amazing for everything you do!

Im gutted to think what BamBam went through in his previous life to make him this way now. Sheena, you understand your dog & you love him unconditionally. You're doing amazing ❤

@ingridakerblom7577

10 ай бұрын

Some love & time will help.. I've had the same experience with a few of my rescue cats.. it takes time but eventually they seem to realise that you are only trying to help.. they will start to trust you... The power of love is incredible!

Bam Bam looks like he would benefit from some pre-appointment fear free medications and then grabbing him with a thick blanket to get the injectable sedation in. That is most likely how the clinic I work at would handle him. Bless Scott for how kindly he treats the fearfully aggressive pets that I've seen him work with.

The expressions on Claude's face when he looked at Scott were priceless!

Claude reminds me of several of my cats. Especially Echo. Severe conjunctivitis at birth which had me putting drops in his eyes daily, under protest from mama cat and another female cat. Finally got that cleared, and then he fell out a window and got injured. Ten weeks of non stop vet clinics and hospital stays to fix his injured leg. No vet wants me to bring Echo to see them. Sedation is at the ready the minute we walk in. The vet is like: "We love you, Echo, but please don't come back".

Scott is a true angel and a godgiven gift to the humanity 😍😍 His passion and love for this job is truely amazing and heartwarming same goes to his team, they´re incredible and loveable aswell 🤩

To be fair to Dougal, if a snake bit me in the face I wouldn’t be a happy camper either 😅😅 😂😂

Taking on such a traumatised dog is a really noble thing to do. And having a vet that understands and won’t turn you away because you’re dog is so aggressive must be a huge help. Hope Bam Bam continued to live a happy life. Don’t know how old this episode actually was

It has taken me hours of viewing videos to FINALLY figure out that there are two different tall, blonde vets on this show. I'm not sure what I thought was happening when they're showing Australia and the UK in quick succession. LOL Scott and Chris look so much alike to me. I thought they were one person with different haircuts. doi. Love the show!

I have such respect for Dr. Chris and Emma. They are so caring for the pets they treat.

Can we talk about how cute clauds owner is??????!!!!!

Dougal seems like such a sweet kitty, just zero pain tolerance.

I don't usually comment on peoples appearance.. but Claude's owner Marcus.. is gorgeous

Lisa you're such a precious soul and sometimes I cannot help but chuckle at your experiences

@billbauer9795

Жыл бұрын

I always like the vet stories involving Lisa. However, Lisa didn't come off as being professional this time. She made too much of a fuss about the cat trying to defend himself.

That's absolutely brilliant to microchip the horn. Then if it's killed the poacher can be tracked down and arrested. They should do this in Africa with all the wild elephants and rhino

This is why if you own snakes you must examine their shed skins to ensure those eye caps have come off. I'm surprised they let that cobra get such a buildup on his eye!

@HeyItsZee_

2 жыл бұрын

I agree

@Rachel0400

2 жыл бұрын

Especially for a wildlife park that's some obvious signs of neglect

@darkluxgames2347

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rachel0400 in the fairness of the keepers, if this snake say sheds once a month and they try to reduce handling as much as possible for keeper and snake safety it's quite understandable that it had four layers stuck. Also sometimes stuck eye caps on the eyes are bad enough to remove even with a more placid snake. If he's already getting agitated by them trying the first couple times, the risk goes way up. Even moreso, not all of the keepers at the reptile park would be allowed to handle the venomous reptiles due to inexperience and safety issues. Not saying it's ok whatsoever to let it get so bad, but I'm just trying to give some light to possible reasons for why it got this bad before being removed by enough experienced people.

@idiotically-everything

10 ай бұрын

​@@darkluxgames2347Once a month is a little too often for an adult snake, it's usually 3 to 6 times a year for an adult snake, and most snakes don't like being touched near their head, so especially with a spicy friend like that a stuck eyecap is a serious things. Usually you can try to handle it yourself with a lukewarm bath and a towel adventure and they get it off, but sometimes it doesn't work, so it's to the vet

@darkluxgames2347

10 ай бұрын

@@idiotically-everything Thank you for this. I'm not a snake keeper, I only watch videos on snakes from Snake Discovery and Chandler's Wild Life, where the snakes tend to shed more often, or at least those videos are uploaded often. It was an educated guess from what I've seen, meaning my guess was incorrect (I'm used to baby snakes I think shedding lol), but this also adds even more context for how it could have gotten that bad if they shed way less as adults!

Claude really didn't like you Scott he was side eyeing you just waiting for you to make a mistake ha ha that is funny. You are the sweetest vet.

Bam Bam's mom needs to have someone else bring him into the Vet. HER anxiety is probably the majority of HIS anxiety and it's just making everything worse when she reacts as strongly as she does. Everybody loves their dogs that much and everybody's as anxious when their dog has to have a procedure but she's just making it 10 times worse on the poor pup

"Please don't come back." That killed me, Sash😂😂😂

@tracipainter

Жыл бұрын

Ya lol

Being a mother of twins watching these 2 cuties is like dejavu 😊💞😊

Interesting episode. These vets and their colleagues, sanctuary’s, animal reserve workers etc are just phenomenal. You make it look easy, even when your patients are dangerous or turn on you. ❤️👏💗

Aw little Dougal getting the sweetest vet ever Lisa to say "Please dont come back." He must have been even fiestier than they showed. She didnt even say that to the monitor lizard.

My Rottie was the sweetest dog ever. When he first visited the vet it was a case of putting on a muzzle (so said the vet). Néga was just a gentle giant and never hurt anyone. After his first visit, he didn't need any muzzle and everyone at the vets loved him

The method of corralling Bam Bam is pure genius.

@Rachel0400

2 жыл бұрын

Anesthetic?

@Little_Red_Riding_Hoodlum

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rachel0400 the door.

Sheen's anxieties is the reason for Bam Bam lashing out no doubt about it she means well but her fear and uncertainty makes Bam bam fearful and uncertain

I... I’ve only seen the first patient, BamBam, walk in, and I already have to comment (even though I’d much rather keep watching!). Mom is making BamBam’s anxiety SO MUCH WORSE. I suspect he can’t help but feed off her fear. When mom is shaking like a leaf, crying, etc., of course companion is going to feel dread as well.

@gynosphinx

2 жыл бұрын

(Now, back to the video of course ☺️)

Seeing that wombat's container shake as he snarled made me think of the Tasmanian Devil cartoons.

The intelligence behind the cobra’s eyes is eerie 🧐

Poor bam bam. That owner needs to get herself under control. Most of his anxiety is coming from her!

Fear is healthy! I respect that, Scott! I had a beautiful Persian cat. We had one Vet, Dr.C., who favored cats and one, Dr. E., who favored dogs...in the same practice. Dr. E. put a big B.C. (be careful) on her chart. She would hiss, scratch, and bite him. Dr. C had no issues with her at all.

The funiest sentence ever: " so dougal are you happy to be leaving us here at sash, please dont come back" ( spelled his name wrong the first time )

It's so nice watching a doctor(Chris) and his head nurse(Emma) working together it's like a choreographed dancers right in step with each other. 🎶🎶🕺💃🎶🎶

This channel is really amazing! Love to see the animals happy again!😊

If I was Sheena I'd definitely be doing more like getting them socialised to grooming or seeing a behaviourist for that kind of behaviour because one day if you keep doing that they will die under the anesthesia. A little bit of tough love will save a whole lot of future pain

Love both these vets ,both devoted to their jobs ,

I love seeing you guys do your work! God bless your work, Bondi Vet.

27:48 Wow, Claude's owner is gorgeous lol

Dr. Chris, you are one brave guy!! I love watching your videos. Every day is one adventure after another & it takes special ppl like you to care for these animals. I live in the state of Wisconsin, US. Thank you for sharing your days with us.

@ingridakerblom7577

10 ай бұрын

It's an TV show, prob made years ago & te-uploaded on KZread. You can't be sure that the people in the show has anything to do with this channel, more than the same name..

Wonderful episode! These vets are first class! Blessings and Peace ❤️✝️

I adoptes a homless long haired cat around 10y ago. She REFUSED to let anyone do any grooming. I had to take her to the vet & sedate her to even brush her.. but now she will protest & tell me she dosen't like it bur she let's me do anything now. She learned along the way that i was only trying to help. And she trust me fully now. And I don't look like i was attacked by a pack of lions afterwards.. Same with my mom, she got a short hair cat that had been severely neglected by her former owner. She was even hit by a car that shattered her hip & the owner did nothing. That cat is now the sweetest girl ever.. The power of love is never to be underestimated

Scott and his nurse are just my favorites!

Scott and Claude toooo cute to watch the "interaction" between these 2 🤭😂⚖️🥇⚖️🤭

Chris you so seriously need to come back to our beautiful South Africa your passion for wildlife is awesome and you're so humble in helping them. South Africa will welcome you and my family the 1st in the WORLD TO BREED CHEETAH'S IN CAPTIVITY AND IN SO DOING HELPED THIS AMAZING CREATURE TO BE PRESERVED FOR GENERATIONS AND WHAT A HUMBLE AND AMAZING EXPERIENCE GROWING UP WITH THESE PRECIOUS BEAUTIFUL SOUL'S AND GAVE ME SUCH A PASSION FOR CARING FOR ALL THE PRECIOUS CREATURES GOD ENTRUSTED TO US AND CHRIS YOU ARE LIVING THE CALLING YOU'VE BEEN CALLED TO DO 🐾⚖️💯⚖️🐾

Bravery at its best.

"He's seems so sweet when you don't do things to him we need to do things to him" 34:39

"Name: Bam Bam. Breed: Mongrel." Also, "A & E" means "Accident and Emergency."

The lady who owns Bambam needs to look at how she interacts with the dog and realize she creates some of the problems. Her anxiety transfers to him. Obviously at some point in his life the poor dog had a traumatic experience with a groomer, and her inability to remain calm exacerbates it. Seeking psychological help from a certified trainer would probably help, but she’s got to do her part.

@rebeccalillie1130

2 жыл бұрын

she brought up that his history suggests trauma towards grooming...she can't help but feel anxious about what she knows her dog is capable of and that's completely normal.

@prcervi

2 жыл бұрын

everyone is anxious around this dog, he had something happen in the past and now he will use those teeth on people and everyone knows it training might help, but it's not a guarantee that he'll get sufficiently better that he won't bite people since he's got a big temper problem

@saragrant9749

Жыл бұрын

@@rebeccalillie1130 normal yes. Helpful- definitely not. It’s the same as bringing a child to the doctor- you stay calm and it helps them. Simple semantics.

@cowinafield6282

11 ай бұрын

While I would usually agree with this, it was mentioned by Dr.Scott that Sheena’s partner had brought BamBam in alone before, and BamBam got aggressive and bit him. I think that Sheena being anxious doesn’t help, it pretty obvious that this isn’t the main issue.

@mohsenslim4395

4 ай бұрын

If she stops crying it will be already a start

Dr Chris is a very kind vet

You are truly the people that pet owners and pets themselves can trust. You are absolutely amazing! I wish I could travel to Australia to see you guys! You make my day so much better! And Scott and Chris are my favorite as well as Lisa and Andrew. You guys are a great team of vets! You can stand against really feisty patients. Good job guys! Please reply to me again. It'll make my day. Currently I don't feel good right now. And you'll make me feel better

"Please don´t come back" xDDD

Always considered Scott as great vet, who has compassion and understanding for animals but extreme cases like this shows how great his level of compassion and understanding is, it would be easy to judge and write these animals off as just plain aggressive and untreatable but it warms my heart that Scott and these animals owners know that clearly some trauma has happened to them and or theres other reasons unknown, to make them react this way, they all show such great understanding and thats just wonderful to see. The way animals behave is never for nothing, there will be always reasons to their behaviour- we humans just don't always get to know exactly what those reasons are but Bravo to those who still love and care enough to treat difficult animals, such credit is owed to them...

Love how she said please don’t come back dougle

Love your channel ❤

Dog said don’t touch me and bombastic side eye

Everytime I watch this channel +1000 serotonin & Amazement

I love these vets

I just found this Channel and I love it!

I love the name Sheena. Dr. Scott is so great with his patients and their owners. Just love Dr. Scott and Emma. ❤

i have a dog Bam Bam, he was a huge mix between a bunch. he was the sweetest thing.

Whoever did whatever they did to that poor Bam Bam to create such a response aught to be keelhauled. Scott always understands the growls or hisses are just sheer fear, not aggression for no reason.

@testerwulf3357

2 жыл бұрын

Lots of pets go from angels at home to aggressive fear messes at the vets or groomers..being away from home and with strangers is so stressful for them especially when things they don’t like are being done to them. No one had to do anything to get a dog to react like that at a vet office but someone could of, if it’s not stated some incident happened it’s just natural fear responses

Scott and His hole Team is incredible

I can't help but think that the owners over-dramatic reactions are part if whats driving bambams aggressive behaviour. She's scared for his safety and wellbeing when she takes him to the vet, Bambam picks up on that but thinks that the fear is of the vet, because of danger, not because of Bambam himself.

Dang, that door trick is awesome!! I take a note!!

I just love your videos

Some day I want to work with you!😁😁🤗

Poor Scott. I jumped every time he did.

Dr. Scott and Nurse Emma are a fabulous team. Bam Bam's owner loves him and I am so happy the mass was benign. I am glad there is a sanctuary for animals like African animals poach and killed for money. Dr. Chris was quite brave to take on the job and he is a great shot. The microchip is a good device, especially the placement in the horn. I am so happy to see a snake patient even a King Cobra with a retained eye cap. That was an awful build up of unshed skin. The big guy should be much happier now.

I love your show!! Thank you so much for sharing it with all of us!! I live in California but have always wanted to go to Australia!! Take care!! ❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕❤️💕

@caramel_coffe4483

2 жыл бұрын

Ure wrong I live in Australia and it is hectic GURLLLLL

@Rachel0400

2 жыл бұрын

It's not as luxurious as you think 😂

@pebblemint1750

Жыл бұрын

It’s awesome, welcome 😆

My mom tried to give a haircut to our not even a year old lhasa apso and it traumatized him for life-- I felt so bad-- a few groomers gave him a chance but he was just too anxious, even just at the sound of the clippers, we did what we could for him at home right up to the end, it was just the more humane thing, than putting him through the anxiety of a professional groom. Also, I loved Lisa with Dougal: "Please don't come back," We've all had Those Days, Lisa, I don't think anyone would judge you, xD

Claude….I have one very similar to him. I had to get a muzzle specific to snub nosed dogs so I can work on her. But she is a doll for the vet lol

Sheena NEEDS to work on her anxiety, bam bam is Definitely picking up on that!

Wow Bam Bam is such a fearful dog. Poor creature...........

I hope bam bam is okay

:c i feel so bad for sheena the poor pup is just scared and can get bitey yes but the pups just missunderstood,poor sheena and bam bam deserve all the love sheena sounds like such a sweetheart

Hehe poor Scott… his two dangerous patients. I am extremely happy he is intact. Chris Brown: the level of fear over his face, it did make me laugh and my instinct is wishing he got out of there alive and he did, same thing with the snake. Now the twins: i fear for the girls sometimes but im glad they came out good. I want to pet the Wombat now lol. But im loving this show a lot. Its interesting and different from American shows.

Amazing vet amen

Poor Dougal. It seems he's so loving when he's not at SASH.

May God be with Bam Bam in feeling better soon and calming down a little 🐕❤️ I Love all your fabulous videos Scott❤️ Thank you for sharing 🌹

The cat is really funny he he he he!

Every vet clinic has them. My favorite I've heard of is a cat named Cookie. Aka Cantankerous Cookie

This show is my addiction.

The wombat one was a bit amusing just how they react a the noises and it reminds me when me and my sister has to do something we both don't want to do.

Vets are brave for working with reptiles. I hate reptiles and all of them. I hate spiders too.

It's So Surprising How Sweet Our Pets Can Be Then Turn Into A Rabid Wild Animal When We Take Them To The Vet

Chris wearing another color shirt? Scott thank you for helping her dog.

The vets have their anesthesia, what they need for some of these dogs is Caesar Milan. I've seen him change those vicious dogs in minutes.

Love it please don't come back.

When I have blood work done and an IV put in, I feel EXACTLY like Dougal does.

She was like "pls do t come back-"