Excuse me sir I'd like the STEAMED RAT please

@@weirdassbluecat I'm dead! 😂🤣😂🤣😈💀

Hahahaha!

😂😂😂😂😂

It's done on humans and very beneficial. Radical? Not so.

We used to turn our bathroom into a steamroom for little jeremy...worked great for him but was really uncomfortable for us 🤣 miss that sweet little boy 😔

My dog (his mother is border collie and lab mix probably, father bc) does that too, not always, but when he does not see me for a longer time (I have some chronical health issues, so I spend a lot of time in hospital) It is so cute but heartbreaking as he sings

You should have heard my Shiba Inu scream when I found her after she'd escaped during July Fourth. If they weren't sure she was mine originally, they were after her reaction to seeing me. 😂😂😂

@@jasminejeanine2239My Shiba actually sings “oh mama!” He started doing it as a puppy but I didn’t teach him!! He’s got quite a vocal range I must say. My voice coach says he hits high notes better than me!!! 😅❤

spelled Kyone in this case but :)

Scubi wouldn't have as much wear and tear on his hips if he wasn't so heavy.

Steam cleaned rat...hilarious

@@cheekypiper512 I'm confused at your reply to this comment. But I didn't even mention Scooby. 🤣 Thanks for the reply regardless. You make a good point, excess weight, for any animal and humans is never a good thing. I can't tell you the amount of animals I've met where their owners over feed them or give them human food. I let my guinea pig carry a little extra weight, but that's on purpose, and after speaking to my vet. She is prone to malocclusion, so it is a buffer zone in case its needed. It has helped a few times, but its not allowed to go too far.

@@lionguardfan2019 Ah, thank you. I have no idea how it is spelled and it was probably 3am or something when I wrote it.😂

And do the 1 year old x-ray when you got your dog to know what it is and be able to prevent it get worse. 2 good hip dogs can give a bad hip one and do the 12-18 month x-ray make you know what you dealing with before it become a huge problem

@@AnniCarlsson we can guarantee that we have no dogs with genetic hip issues from any of our breeders from doing DNA tests. We have found carriers of it, but they will only occur if the dog is bred with another carrier or one that has it. Which we are careful to never do.

Symptomatic dogs will only occur (I accidentally used unclear wording and it was bothering me.)

@@AnniCarlsson but many breeders don't care about their dogs lives and only care about money, so they breed it in anyway.

@@catiku5969 well don't use backyard breaders 🙄

I TOTALLY AGREE.

AMEN!😍😁😍

He had it...called Bondi Vet. And after he left this, he did a lot of that on a show called Vet Gone Wild. He doesn't have time anymore for the shows.

he did. he was the first of the bondi vets then he was vets gone wild, now i think he just needs down time because the life of a vet on or off camera takes it toll on them.

I feel the same exact way!! But with Dr. Andrew! WE NEED TO SEE HIM MORE

Unfortunately, he is now married, :-(

@@suefergusson5351 no he's not! Never has been so far !

Chris has never been married yet !

@@joannemurdock7899 I suggest you check your data, his marriage made The headlines

@@suefergusson5351 SERIOUSLY!? When!?

I rescued an rat/jack Russell mix when he was 11 years old he's now 13 and going strong funny little guy but I sure do love him

I had a Rat Terrier for 17 years. She was the best dog ever.

Lol, I have 3 rescued puppers; 2 are around 80 lbs and 1 is around 25-30....& of course, the little one is the boss🤣

Dexter is a chihuahua mix. He is my service dog. He was medically retired because of atopic dermatitis. He was a working dog. He uses his training to detect my low blood sugars.

jack russels are also one of the least inbred dog breeds.

Yes they are, very smart, sweet, and social! It's just so sad they don't live very long.

I used to volunteer at a hedgehog rescue. We used a very similar creation for nebulising the hogs. Amazing how well it works isn't it. Kept rats many years ago, lovely little characters ❤

Right, but rats are very social animals, they HAVE TO HAVE A PARTNER. Not gonna lie.. I think he kinda got weakness and sick from depression and lonelyness...

@@ubertheaqh If a person has a lot of time to spend with a rat (if they work from home, don't work, etc.) and the rat gets enough time out of their cage they're entirely fine without a partner. especially in older rats that may not want to be socialised. it depends on personal circumstance.

@@ubertheaqh Yes, most rats DO need friends... but you don't know that she didn't have OTHER rats at home do you? You're making assumptions. I don't take all of MY rats to the freaking vet just because one is sick... How fucking cruel are you to say something like "he got sick from loneliness"? Jesus wept. I am the FIRST person to jump on people for not keeping rats with at least one buddy unless they've demonstrated that they don't do well with others, but in this case you had NO clue about it.

We had rats as kids, and my children had rats as kids. They’re wonderful pets, outrageously clean, and so smart! Very cuddly when you’re still, they love to sleep on warm bodies.

I made my second son get rid of his rat too! No way will I have pet rats or mice in the house!!!

Absolutely 💯agree. Just go to a rescue, pound, or stray animal center. You will find one, or more to love and bring home. 💕they need us now. Now.

ABSOLUTELY.... they are SO many loving animals who desperately need a home!!!

Unfortunately many people can't take care of a rescue dog because they almost Always have extra needs. If u can, go ahead. Also never buy from pet stores. 99% of per store dogs are from puppy mills. No reputable breeder will sell dogs without a secured home. When we sell our dogs, we state in our contract that you cannot ever give the puppy to a shelter or pound, and if you give it to family or a friend, you must tell us. And if they cannot find a home for the dog, they are legally required to give it back. We also never ship puppies because this is traumatizing for them. We even have a "puppy nanny" that we hire to ride with them on the planes and care for our 6 dogs when we aren't home.

I agree 100% I used to want to get a specific breed of dog or cat by breeder but after working at TWO animal shelters No..no I must adopt now, not after taking care of sweet angels daily looking so sad. Longing for a home with someone who would love them. Please adopt from shelters everyone, trust me. Your best friend is in there :)

@@catiku5969 The puppy nanny is the cutest thing I have ever heard of, it's also a great idea 💡. Hope you are having a lovely day/afternoon/evening/night.

Lol. At least she is biting it's face gently.

yup i want to be a vet now that ive watched this show

Where is marlin coast?

@@joannemurdock7899 corner of Aropa and Captain Cook Highway, Trinity Beach Queensland.

Very sorry, it's awful when we lose our fur baby's.

Google Noel Fitzpatrick here on YT. He's even invented prostethic paws or whole limbs for animals. Check the Bionic cat story :)

@@Sabeaa thank you!!

Agree 110% . That will be a great part of his recovery. Hopefully the children will not try to hurry his rehab time. Best wishes ❤

That does a disservice to rats and mice! Rats and mice are highly intelligent and social. Hamsters are not a social species and have MEAN personalities

@@Axqu7227: animals are like humans, just nicer. don't comment if you don't know what you're talking about. Animals are a whole lot nicer if you've actually seen them around other species. Any animal would gladly adopt another species just because they are aware of The Circle of Life. Almost everything is possible after all

Puppy mills are the real problem. Once a dog retires from breeding, it's easier to throw it on the street than to give it to a shelter, so they often do, when decent food is not cheap, they underfeed them and give them the cheapest (almost always most unhealthy) food they can find. Clean water too expensive? Give them dirty irrigation water instead. Don't have enough time to properly give each of thousands of dogs one on one attention?, don't! Instead Leave them outside, scared of people, neglected, and eating their own crap to have somewhere to lay instead. The things people do for money.

That's fantastic to hear about Finland! 💕💙💜🙏🙏🙏🙏🐶🐱🙏🙏🙏🙏

If your homeless animal rate is that low. Then the rest of the world need to follow fimland's example.

@@Ghost15431 Yeah, I do not know what it is, but I am 50 years old and I have never seen a homeless cat or dog in my life in Finland. Sure, some loose ones in the 1970s and 1980s, but we always knew who's animals they were. Might have been that people earlier just killed all the 'unnecessary' kittens and puppies until it went to this kennel system. There was probably a law or something. Given in our weather conditions one cannot really have loose kittens and puppies and cats and dogs running around, because they won't survive. They'll be just eaten by the wilder animals. It's probably why we do not have such a rat problem either. Now, given global warming we may get the rat problem. I doubt the cat or dog problem, given it's been in our culture for such a long time already to control the ownership of cats and dogs. The EU, I think, is even starting to get on the case, given the free movement of diseases in the free movement area in the EU/EEA. That is, microchipping is probably going to be made compulsory.

@@samhartford8677 well if it works then it works. And for the better. Animals also should be chipped, especially in places where they get lost, abandoned or stolen so often. I think fixing animals that aren't intended to be used for breeding should be compulsory as well. And breeding animals need a permit to be breed. That'll stop a lot of the animal homelessness in other places around the world.

Do you also have prosopagnosia? I tend to tell them apart by their voices, that's easier for me than appearance.

@@resourcedragon Oh god, I might to some degree. I accept my neurodivergence, so the longer my list of quirks the merrier!

@@resourcedragon I tend to tell them apart by their smells.

Yes

"3 out of 53 people with pets died after one year"...After one year of what? Diagnosis? A heart attack? Please complete.

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Do you have to spam every animal rescue video? Annoying people won't help your channel.

Oh, ya she does!

Be sure to give your Lab a good supplement for bone and joint support. Talk with your Vet and research for the best. It is worrisome. Please kiss your Baby for me.

Ideally the person who bred your dog should've gotten an OFA score on both parents but if not I'd probably ask your vet to check so that if there's a problem you catch it as soon as possible. And keep your lab in good shape, extra weight is bad for the hips and joints.

@@strashnayavedma9674 as a breeder myself, you encounter (and report) many shady people, asking them is not a safe option because they will say they tested everything just to sell the dog. We once bought a puppy and immediately vet checked even thought the breeder said they did before selling them, and the dog had a bad knee and a very obvious heart murmur. They got in trouble with tha law after that for neglect and animal cruelty. Responsible breeders for the win! (Also the dog is as healthy as possible in a good home now)

@@catiku5969 I've been in pet shops, undercover in puppy mills, run rescue for many years, owner handled in Great Danes and bred the same, been a pro trainer to this day and so much more so I'm very familiar with a lot of animal welfare issues like this. People selling dogs do very often lie and that's why you must have proof of testing from the vet. You absolutely can't take them at their word! For me it's no vet proof, no sale, period.