y'all need to fire whoever is making those thumbnails

To everyone and anyone who’s lost a fur family member. My heart goes out to you. That loss is heartbreaking, and painful.

My heart goes out to anyone who’s lost a fur baby. And anyone who says “it’s just a cat/dog”, obviously has no heart.

Victoria saying 'I thought I was doing a good job' broke my heart, I know what it's like to try so hard to help your pet and it's just completely out of your control. Poor girl

When the little boy in Bluebell’s family asks, “is she going to come home today?” My heart twisted a little. It’s hard for young kids to comprehend what is happening at that age, but no less painful. May you be at peace, baby Bluebell❤️

Jackie’s reaction to her owner. The vet mentioned her reaction to his smell, but you can see her reaction to his voice too. She RAN to him the only way she could. Gosh, she loved him.

to everyone that's lost a dog to old age, i know it's hurting extra hard but definitely be proud of yourself! you allowed this dog to have it's life to the maximum and you did the VERY best. your dog will appreciate you forever

The way Jackie tried to get to her owner of every last bit of energy she had😢

I appreciate the soft, gentle editing of Max's case. No fast-paced drama, no tense music. Just an earnest documentation of the process of losing a pet. Rest In Peace, little guy.

Bluebell and Jackie didn’t deserve this pain💔 it break my heart that they had to go due to someone’s carelessness 🥺

Bluebell’s case is so unfair, she was so young and healthy, and she died anyway because she was let outside in a clearly unsafe environment. It’s hard to believe that they had lost a cat in that exact same way and then proceeded to put another in the same danger.

that poor cat, bluebell, would've never succumbed to such a horrible fate had she been kept inside, and the fact that a neighbor had to find her and not the owners is so messed up. also the last one got me teary eyed, my best friend is my dog, and i lost my childhood cat i had for almost 17 years a couple years ago. so both knowing the pain of losing a beloved pet and also having a pet im so close to really wrenches the heart when seeing someone else go through it.

The duty of a pet guardian is to know when to let them go. The hardest decision to ever make. But always the right one. So heart breaking. It never gets easier.

I cried the most for Bluebell. You would think someone that had a cat hit on the road wouldn't let another cat outside. They don't deserve to lose their lives because of the owners neglect. Rest in peace sweet Bluebell.

Poor Victoria. I know the pain of going to the vets office for a different reason and losing what is practically your child. I lost my dogs within a week of each other. They were 15 years old and they lived a happy life. It’s never easy, but it’s going to be better but much later.

We’ve had to make these decisions 4 times. It is heartbreaking. Bluebell hit me the hardest. So unnecessary. The little girl wanting him to come home that day was heartbreaking.

I can't believe Vince didn't make this list. He was the most heartbreaking for me. Bluebell just makes me mad. The full episode makes it clear she was an outside cat, and after they already lost their first cat the same way... It was entirely preventable and I feel like the neighbor and the vets felt worse than the owners.

The end of Jackie's story had me sobbing, seeing her respond to her person like she did. In 2006 we had a house fire, and my blue heeler/terrier mix was caught in the garage for several long minutes before the firefighters rescued her. She received so much CO poisoning it blinded and paralyzed her back end. I took her to the emergency vet where they stabilized her and kept her overnight doing all kinds of tests. The next day when I went to see her, I walked into the treatment room and she didn't move, so I said "Hey baby girl, I'm here" and at the sound of my voice she tried so hard to get up and come to me, very similar to Jackie. Unfortunately she had received so much poisoning and damage to her lungs and permanent damage to her CNS from the fire a that I had to make the very hard choice to euthanize her. I am lucky enough to be friends with a vet and vet tech, so was able to take her to my friends house where she peacefully passed.

Bluebell's case hit me the hardest. As a cat mom to a sweet kitty thats the same age as Bluebell, I immediately started crying. Not to mention Jackie too. Hit and run cases are so tragic. I also recently lost my two elderly cats 3 weeks apart. My heart goes out to all pet owners who lost their fur babies

Being a tabby mumma myself, Bluebell's case hit me the hardest, RIP pretty kitty. 😿

My neighbor lost her furry friend about a week ago. Two weeks ago she told me "I"ll never get another one, it just hurts too bad". I told her "Well, if Tippy could talk to you don't you think he might say something like....."You were a great mom, and I loved you. " and "You took me and gave me a home with love....so many other little ones out there would love to be taken and given what you gave me, because they don't have anyone at all. Share the love you have and help another one like you did me, give them some happiness like you did me." She cried.....today she is holding Sparkie in her lap...both are happy. She told me..."I can see in his eyes he says thank you for taking me....is that silly ?" I told her "No, not at all"

we got my first dog when I was seven. His name's Finn, a little chocolate labradoodle, I loved him as much as a seven year old could love a dog. Six months later, my parents came to me saying they were giving the dog away to relatives. Watching my best friend being stuck on a cargo plane from western Canada to Qatar was the most painful thing I'd ever had to go through in my life. I cried, as hard as I could, screaming to have him back. But then, seven years later, my relatives moved back to Canada and brought the dog back. He'd come back to my house, where we had a new dog, and found the same spot his bed used to be and laid down in that spot. Seven years, and he remembered. Something tells me that dogs never forget the people that loved them, and it made me cry all over again seeing these pets try to get to their owners through all the pain.

Whoever ran over that poor dog with a car and sped away deserves to found and face some painful consequences for their actions.

When my elderly dog was about to pass on, I told the vet that the only thing I wanted was for him not to suffer and she promised me that he wouldn't. I still miss him every day and I even got a card from the vet's office that was signed by each vet in that office saying their condolences. You can bet that I take my new dog and my beloved cat to that same vet's office

I understand loving your animal but 16 years is a blessing!!! Let him go and be grateful. My dog died at 12.

Blue Bell was so adorable, looking at that face with sad eyes just staring at the camera made my heart melt! Such an adorable kitty!

I love how not just the owners care, the staff and everyone there cares too❤️❤️

Bluebell and Jackie's case just breaks my heart. I recently almost ran over a cat and I know I would have been devastated if I hurt or killed someone elses cat. I can't imagine the owners amount of grief and pain from losing an animal like that.

I got in tears when he said Jackie was only 14 months old

at 9:29 I love the way she tells her. It's so calm and precise but not heart breaking. It's like "it's time, you did everything you could" . I think working in this type of field make you better at telling peoples bad things.

I remember watching the episode with Bluebell once on TV back in 2015 and I absolutely lost it. The fact that I would wind up going through the same pain only a few months afterwards with the death of my childhood cat having to be euthanized by the police after being hit by a car, it's an episode I actively have to avoid even if I don't want to. I can't imagine how painful it was for everybody that were present that day.

In high school, I lost my first cat to hit-and-run, and I still miss him everyday. My heart breaks for anyone who loses a pet like that. It's so sudden, and there's no closure. Poor little Bluebell... And poor Cheryl, there at the beginning and there at the end.

I was never able to say goodbye to my cat. She ran away about 8 years ago at night and I miss her a lot everyday. I loved her a lot and every couple days I always imagine her walking right up to me, just meowing at me to play with her. That gets me every time

In my 79 years on this earth, I have had 17 fur babies. I miss and still love every one of them. I have number 18 right now. He may out live me.

As far as the baby goat… having had a mama goat with her kid, and having removed a kid from its mama, that is exactly the sound the baby makes when it’s calling for mom. That baby had fully bonded with that girl ❤

I think Victoria’s chihuahua was the most heartbreaking, it was just so sad because they have such a big bond and th3 fact that it’s in months as well is rlly sad

I let my girlie on her way with Angel wings to Rainbow Bridge last Tuesday. Due to neglect at a rescue centre who didn’t deal with her cat flu at 4 months old, at 6 she was diagnosed a few months back with Stomatitis. We as a family are devastated. The vets shown here are amazing, it must be so heartbreaking with cases like these esp those that involve a vehicle 😢😢😢

Never thought I'd be crying over a baby goat but here I am. My heart breaks for the tech as well. I remember this time I went thru a DV situation and had to re-home my puppy due to the fact if I was to go to a shelter, she couldn't come with as she was my only emotional support and was a puppy. I remember how hard it was to look at her as she drove off with her new family. I fell into a deep depression and barely left my room without busting into tears. They aren't just animals. They're family. I got a new puppy last year after all was said and done and unfortunately after I made and attempt at my life to get away from my attacker. She's made my life so much better and I look forward to seeing her every time I go home from work. We go to the beach together and I take her around town in a little front carrier. Ok but that Chihuahua onesie is a big need.

It's the hardest decision we ever have to make for our pets ... and the price we have to pay for everything they give us over the years. The small comfort comes from knowing that the last things they are ever aware of are a loved voice and a familiar hand ... and that's not a bad way to go.

The hardest were Bluebell and Jackie because their cases were so unnecessary and thoughtless of the morons who hit those babies, thus causing needless heartbreak to their pet parents.

As someone working towards a career as a vet, I think that the vet dealt with the owner in the final case wonderfully. I hope to develop interpersonal skills like that for when I qualify

How awful! My heart broke and I cried through the whole video while remembering every single dog that I ever lost 😭

These are all hard but the hit and runs are just heartbreaking. I don't understand how people can be so so cruel.

Saying goodbye to your fury companion is never the easiest thing to do. I've been through it a lot and I do mean A LOT. Last year, I had to put my chihuahua Sandy to sleep. She as 19 years old. Yeah she was old. 2 months before she passed away, her eating was slowing down to where she would eat about a handful of food. But then she stopped eating altogether, same with her water intake. I knew in my heart it was time. As much as I didn't want to let her go, I had to let her go with what dignity she had left as a dog. Plus I didn't want to put her through anymore pain. I still have a picture of her I took two weeks before she died. Miss her dearly.

In the end, the biggest way you can show your fur baby unconditional love, is to let them go with a little bit of dignity. Being selfless enough to let them go, even if you’re not ready. It shatters your heart, but every second of pain you feel in loosing them, is worth the amount of unconditional love they give you in the short time they are here ♥️♥️

It warms my heart that these veterinarians are so sweet, caring and lovely… I have, unfortunately, seen veterinarians that were all about making money… I feel for all these families and sweet pets that had to part way too early… sending warm hugs and condolences…

To all the people who lost their fur BABIES I know the feeling.

Dr. Kate Adams is a lovely person. I can tell that she really loves her patients'. I think she really handled Max's case and carer very well.

I cried throughout most of this video. It was heartbreaking watching Jackie's story, but it was the kindest thing to let her go for her forever-sleep.

To everyone who has lost someone you love or even that your friends with, all of our hearts go out to you we are all sorry and it's painful and the loss is heartbreaking we are sorry for you.

I once rescued a kitten that was hit by a car. My vet said the back paralysis was permanent and we took him home. Over the next three days or so we saw him slowly moving his hind legs till you could not see that there was anything ever wrong with him. My vet was amazed, but when we found him I had a gut feeling that it was just from the trauma of being hit by the car and that it would be alright so I refused to have it put down. He was eventually rehomed and lived a good life.

All of them were heartbreaking 💔 😢

I cant even imagine her pain after 13 years of keeping him alive all this time.. but for a diabetic dog hes really done well for a long time

About a few months ago I returned home from college finding my 2 year old cat ,Scout, limping around and acting weird. No vet was around to help and needed to wait till morning. By morning he was not moving and would only move his head. I could feel something big in him and realized his bladder was bulging. Morning came and my vet turned us away. I kept praying that God would give me more time and found an emergency veterinary clinic almost 30 minutes away. I kept checking during the drive to be sure he was awake and still okay. We made it to the vet and he was finally admitted. The news wasn't great. My suspicion of his condition was correct and he had a urinary blockage from crystals that formed due to anxiety from my immediate absence from the house. (I spoiled him and was the only one who snuggled with him since he was a kitten) He wasn't actually completely there and he was very cold. His heart was still going and his breathing was fine. His chances were very low and I was extremely upset thinking I'd lose him so soon. I felt awful that the only thing I could do was weep and pray for him. My thoughts were he was not going to make it and I was going to lose him and that I needed to be ready to say goodbye. The vet came back to explain he would stay overnight and will hope he recovers. This has a happy ending however. I got a call the next day that Scout's temperature was back up and he was moving around and stealing attention from others like he always does. Scout came home right now sitting next to me. Back to his grumpy but sweet self. I was given the choice to put him down but I gave him a chance and I'm glad I did. His time is not yet and I hope all of you have the same luck.

Poor little Bluebell 😭 ❤ I sincerely hope, she will feel way better in "Cat heaven" ❤

Seeing video this comforts me a bit, knowing that we aren’t the only ones suffering this alone. I had my first cat and also witnessed death infront of my eyes for the first time. I was inexperienced since I’m a first time cat owner and wanted a pet since I was young and managed to adopt Strider from my cousin’s cat when she had her litter. He was about to be 10 years old when he passed and I felt it was my fault cuz he wasn’t neutered (I heard uneutered/unspayed cats don’t live long), I was nervous about bringing him into the vet because we were also struggling financially and signing up for vet membership was a pain because doing it online was unreliable. I felt like there was nothing much me and my dad could do for him but bring as much comfort in his lasting days. He passed away from a sudden heart arrest (from what my dad thinks) in April 2022 5am around the time I was a bout to get my student loan because I was willing to sacrifice a sum to save him. Still hurts me to this day because I was by his side till last breath that morning.

"Don't forget me, ok" that nearly broke me 🥺😢

When I saw the goat one I broke in tears ❤

Heart wrenching cases, made me hug my babies very close

losing a pet is horrible, especially when it’s needless and malicious

Poor victoria. I understand feeling panicked and sweating and going pale whenever you're put in a really stressful situation. Im proud that she took on her fear of needles to help her beloved pet. I'm also pleasantly surprised that buppy was doing alright when the vet last checked in, what a little trooper

What breaks my heart the most is when "Buppy?"'s owner had to leave the room to get some air, the entire time Buppy can hear her, and is looking, trying to see if their owner is ok.. And when the Vet brings Buppy to her, Buppy can see she's obviously upset, and is just trying to wiggle out of the Vets arms to get to their owner.. What a darling little angel. They obviously loved each other so, so much.

I remmber seeing the segment on Max, and I lost it. It brought back memories of my on dog.

All in all, broken hearts 😢😢💔💔. hugs to everyone, who are lost their best friend 🥺💞.

I’m in tears over bluebell. Rest in paradise baby….

I know how hard it is to let go of a loved one! I had to do it in March of this year. I cried with Victoria also.

So heartbreaking. Our furry friends are the best. The end of the life is the hardest but your pets are never actually gone. Treasure the memories you made with them, and enjoy it all.

All of them, my heart is breaking for all of them. I have to hug my sweet babies, Maya and Calie.

Bluebell hit me hard. I had to put my cat to sleep. It was a,hard decision. I remember how she looked atmy husband going daddy am I okay. Am I going home. It was so hard just thinking about bit makes me crym. We had her for seven years. She was a gift from my husband. He had gotten her as a gift cause he was gone alot. He was a truck driver.

My old man crossed rainbow bridge last year at the age of 14 there’s nothing we can do due to his age. No sickness fell for 6 hours died peacefully in his sleep. It’s hard to lost my childhood friend and family. But we still proud that we know,sleeping and hugging him the hardest he was surrounded by his family members before he left at 12:09am December 9th 2021. We love you Garfield.

My husband was more bothered, upset, when our old cat had to be euthanized than when his brother was killed in a car accident. It is the only time I saw him have a tear. And he worked his way through college as an Emergency Medical Tech.

Keep thrm on a leash or build a big outside crate type they can play in and be safe or keep cats indoors. I never let my cats out especially in the city. When I was on the farm we let them in the barn. I love Bondi Vet. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Oh boy, at like 10 minutes in I was bawling like a baby. Much love to these vets, vet techs and everyone. It's a hard job to do, and teh care you provide is so much appreciated by the families of these fur babies.

There is no other emotional pain like this. As a pet parent to a 14 year old and 18 year old kitty and having lost the 11 year old during the lockdowns. It never gets easier. But they’re all waiting for us somewhere else, and that’s a beautiful thought.

Poor Bluebell- I had this happen to one of my kittens. One of my mother's friends had little boys, and we kids were running around the garage. The little kitten stepped out from behind a piece of plywood and Mark stepped on her and broke her back. She had to be put down. We all were horrified- we were just little kids & it was awful. I never spoke to him again. Years later, when we were in our fifties, he actually apologized to me about it- he was traumatized by that incident. Years later, my family used to let cats out. They would get run over on the road we lived on. We lost 2 excellent cats that way. We no longer have outside cats. They are indoor cats only. I'd say keep your cats inside. And be very aware where they are. Cats in my house now? They always have the right of way. They're a lot smaller than human beings, and a lot of times they're older and slower; they're not paying attention that's for sure to what we're doing. We have to be responsible for their welfare. 💔😿

It reminds me how I lost my dear Rosie. I was trying to stay strong while she was being put to sleep.. But when it happened I lost it. I was on the floor in tears. That dog was with me through childhood, and I still feel so heartbroken when I think of her

I started crying watching this video. To me, pets are way more important than people.

I live in the USA in VA & my vets the absolute BEST💞My most PRECIOUS BELOVED boy, Bailey was diagnosed with cancer early Sept. 2019 I literally ran out the room SCREAMING & SOBBING UNCONTROLLABLY she too came & got me & HUGGED me tightly & was sobbing along with me💔😥🐾She said that she ONLY has about a 5% of clients whom just have that INCREDIBLE UNBREAKABLE BOND with their animals that it’s HEART WRENCHING not only for the patients but for herself too😥I did everything for my Bailey & I BEGGED my vet to help me know when I had too say goodbye & shortly thereafter on Oct. 22, 2019 I had too say my final goodbyes kisses hugs & snuggles to my most COURAGEOUS BEAUTIFUL & PRECIOUS boy ever Bailey💔😥I laid on the floor with Bailey on his favorite blankets & held him in my arms SOBBING UNCONTROLLABLY when he crossed over the rainbow 🌈 bridge PEACEFULLY🕊& then I literally fainted over it & they had to call an ambulance for me💔😥that’s how EXTREMELY EXTREMELY DEVASTATED I was losing my Bailey💔😥🥺🐾Bailey was everything too me, my BEST FRIEND my companion my service/therapy dog & most of all my furbaby son💞🕊🐾

Victoria’s reaction is probably the same as I’d react. I’d be screaming if I lost my dog Rosie or my cats. I couldn’t cope or manage

To say goodbye to a loved animal is so heart breaking aspecially the last goodbye! I have lost 3 so highly loved cats and it's still hard to think about them the sorrow is real!

Just lost my pony of 4 years last week. she was colicing horribly and we couldn't save her after trying for 2 hours with the vet. The pain is real

Honestly as heartbreaking as it is the comfort comes from seeing how peacefully their life comes to an end, thats something to be thankful for. Can i also mention no dog should ever be tied to any structure/pole etc while the owner goes inside to do any buisness or shopping. That animal should be safe and when u leave it unattended its no longer.

last year we had to put our black lab, Bailey to sleep after watching her suffer with hip dysplasia, deafness, a stomach tumor and barely able to walk. we got Bailey when she was a puppy, and from puppy hood to a beautiful adult female lab, she would follow us as a family from room to room. she would sleep under the dining room table, but our older daughter would always get her and have her sleep on the floor by her bed. when our 2 daughters were little they used to lay on the family room floor while watching TV with their head resting on Bailey and she never so much as lifted her head. Bailey was, in every sense of the word a member of our family. i am a 6'1, 255 pound power weightlifter/boxer and have always thought of myself as a pretty tough guy, but when Bailey took her last breath, i couldn't stop the tears from flowing. she was the perfect, perfect family pet. as a family we think about her every day.

The crocodile tears on the thumbnail are so awful. Please, you guys are better than this.

Keep your cats inside, please. For their safety as well as local wildlife. They don't know to stay out of the road. :(

Our dog Max got pancreatitis last year and he still is showing some signs. He's an Australian Silky Terrier and he's thirteen. We think he might have dementia and now the vet has told us he's in early kidney failure. We're sad but he's on a special diet now. We love him so.

I've always loved these videos but this really showed me how difficult a vet or vet tech's job is. Lots of trauma. I thought being a social worker was hard but.... mad respect for them.

They all brought tears to my eyes and made me cry

I can't imagine to live without my two little dogs, they're like life for me. Knowing that they wont be around me forever always makes me sad.

The fourth one got me In tear when they said he stopped eating bc we had to put my dog down when he did that a couple years ago and I was so sad. I cried at every one of these

the first one was heart breaking 🥹🥹😭😭😢😢

That person who stole a bloody 3 dollar leash should be ashamed of themselves. Even the people that do that are cowards. Words can’t describe how posed off I am about something that idiotic.

The live care and support you all offer is amazing and the owners heartbreak breaks my own ….. 😢❤

Poor little buppy was looking out there blind but hearing his mom cry .. sweet boy

So sad. All of them. The nurse walking away from the little goat saying don’t forget me. Crying ❤😢

It’s hard to come to terms with the fact that a very much loved pet is ready to go over rainbow bridge. We kept a beloved dog alive for too long. We know now to let them go before they reach a stage where they are in distress. I’m pleased Lara was able to help Maxie in the way that she did. It was so nice for Maxie to go for his last sleep with his best friend by his side ❤❤❤

Watching Bluebell broke my heart as i lost my beloved cat Gembear to the same horrific thing. It was so heartbreaking trying to explain to her best friend my 2 year old granddaughter who now understands she has her angel wings and is watching over her 😭😭

I had to go give my two cats a little cuddle and kiss after this 😢 couldn't imagine my house without them little one's ❤

Broke my heart seeing Buppy seeing his mom upset and trying everything to get to her to comfort her...but then seeing him being a bit pissy with the vet afterwards brought a smile to me.

Jackie broke my heart 😢