Puppy's Excruciating| Pain Is A Mystery For Vets 😭💔 Bondi Vet Clips | Bondi Vet 

It's wonderful how far it's come. Imagine putting down this poor little boy. That would be devastating to lose your puppy like that.

What do you mean years ago , vets to this day still would say " just put him down " / recommend euthanasia depending on the extent of the diagnosis / likely outcome

@wendyclark3260 of course, it wouldn't be right if they didn't have it as a suggestion. But these owners just weren't going to do that even if it was recommended and I think it's great that they can do so much if a person is willing to pay the bill. I'm sure if they believed that no matter what treatment you did that the animal would have a poor quality of life then they would be advocating for that for the animal.

@cheeririnaldo435 I think it's also a bit of a problem because people think that this is actually expected of them when their pet becomes sick, that they must spend money they don't have for expensive treatments because they think are a bad owner if they don't. They don't have to do that, there's absolutely nothing wrong with euthanasia when the animal needs treatment that you either cannot or do not want to pay for. It doesn't make you a bad owner at all. Mostly when it's not on TV and your animal is sick it's easy to chat with your vet and work out what the best choice is without judgement from them. Well my cockatoos vet is like this, he's only ever been sick once but they were very careful to make sure that I knew what the bill currently was before I opted to do any more treatment and how much it would be if I did that treatment. It wasn't cheap but it was exactly what I was expecting to pay, it was not second mortgage type money, it was a few thousand and those treatments saved his life which is what I wanted as he was only a baby at the time and would have a long and happy life ahead of him if we got him through.

oh He recovered cỏngatulations Teo

I think his owners are so happy.

this is what I'm wondering too.. like why did they have to drive 300 miles to get him to an animal hospital?

Same

It's just a mangy cur 😂

My title starts with puppy, not elderly, maybe they changed it already.

@@marymccaffrey8458Read the actual description. The word "elderly" is still in there. It's not in the title. Title & description are not the same things. The description is in the grey box of text below the title.

​@@DrachenGothik666you're correct... the word elderly is still in the description

You are wrong the title says puppy not elderly dog. In the title it says puppy's excruciating pain is a mystery for vets. It never said elderly dog you must need glasses

@@daniellewoolley8607 we are talking about the small letters underneath the larger bold letters...the large bold letters has the word puppy in it however underneath those words it says elderly dog (that's the description not the title) smh

this episode is several years old....

Neck pain is a symptom of meningitis.

@@GoBlueGirl78 Only one sympton which is not enough to do a lumbar puncture.

@@Katiedid1985 There was more than one symptom: he was not walking properly & had severe pain in his neck. Not all meningitis is infectious.

But not after it was shown to be ONLY after playing.@@GoBlueGirl78

Because of the pain, airhead, that's why he wasn't walking right. So again ONE symptom isn't enough. And "not walking right" is NOT a symptom of meningitis. Apparently not everyone has functioning brain matter either. @@GoBlueGirl78

That doesn't fix a problem with the spine. Both you and the "vet" sound like amateurs.

Depends on your position if you use a harness then it’s less pressure on the dogs neck but you have also got less control of the dog, if they get into a fight I would prefer a collar because of the control it gives me but I also understand that this is a puppy and it does need a firm but not rough hand so it could be trained with a harness but I also see that because it is going to turn into such a big dog there is a need for control.

@@gizzmowallissHarnesses also really encourage pulling. And that’s not a good idea with big dogs (which he’s going to grow into). Also it’s very easy to chew out of. My brother owned a husky and insisted on having a harness for him. He chewed out of every one.

@@SaraNightfire1 i always had collars for my big dogs but when I got little dogs I insisted on harness if they did not slip out of them they chewed them so I went back to collars never had a problem with them.

Totally agree

Harness is a good thing for young pups. They are fragile, even big and giant breeds. Keeping them in harnesses (can be specialized harness for control if they are pullers) on walks and runs for the rest of their lives is also good. The fit of a harness, is also important. They should be snug but not tight, and should never chafe the front armpits at the back side.

Sometimes with certain conditions it makes it worse. Because, with pain meds they'll become more active and move more, and if it's a spinal injury the animal could accidentally make it worse because they have little pain signals. That is why in cases where trauma isn't apparent they will wait for a diagnosis.

Did you miss the part when it's said they made a long trip to arrive there?

@@AccidentallyOnPurpose thank u

You have to be kidding. All you can do is complain about the voice of a person

@@paulagrant1073 It's significant when it is so frequent that it has people switching off. I stand by my opinion. Goodbye.