My ginger girl was just like this at the vet. Not crazy angry but not as compliant as she could be, she wemt with the flow unless she was offended. I miss her all the time.
@@Beauty-and-the-Dia-betes I feel ya! My cats super chill. I don't even really go for cats. But this cat loves me so much and just sits on my lap while I work lol. Kinda grew on me
Man, they were way too rough with the poor kitty at the beginning. That kitty was pretty chill compared to normal cats who will constantly be in attack mode with strangers.
If you look at the lady's hand that cat seems to have already got her... As a cat owner i can tell you that it can be really dangerous to get a cat out of a place it doesn't want to come out. What i found strange is that they didn't wear protection gloves.
For those who come here to just find faults in everything, with their sick hearts, judging the vets who have been working day and night, taking care of the animals, grow up or just stay quiet. Sick hearted people- Wa A'udhubillah. Keep up with the good work. Best regards from Türkiye
lmfao youre the type to get mad at a driver for dropping ur package from a foot or less😂 every package gets thrown or dropped at least once, a lot of the time its before it gets to our hub bc the people who load the trailers dont give a shit. if your shit is broken, then the shipper didnt pack it right. unless someone literally full force threw it, a properly packaged item should be 100% unscathed
@@cestmoi1987 I agree he's bad vibes. He was rough when giving that injection, grabbing him by the scuff he just injected to give him the tablet, deciding for the owner to hold hi, and then threw his head forward when he'd finished. He is horrible.
I am professional cat groomer and former vet tech for over 20 years. The cat was sweet and not aggressive at all. They had the worst handling skills I have ever seen! I don’t know what’s worse the way they took him out of the carrier or the way he handled giving him a shot or even using forceps for giving pills he could have cut inside his throat. Major major retraining is needed with these people!
Did you read the guys bio? He’s actually helping these animals. He lives in Palestine. Which isn’t a rich country and he takes stray animals and animals that need help and provides them treatment using his OWN money. Again if you read his bio you will see that he wrote Palestine has no laws that protects animals. If this is a stray cat they probably try to do this as quickly to reduce stress on the animal. As a vet you are the enemy of almost every animal. You literally give them shots which are painful and etc and they associate pain with the vet and person. Why do you think they hate going to the vet? It’s hard to hold a pill while also trying to force a pill down an animals throat. You think if they have a cat bleeding out on their table and it’s losing a lot of blood there gonna wait for the cat to get comfortable before they stick an IV in it? Not to mention I’m sure they dealing with limited supplies so if they end up dropping the pill and loosing it they just wasted a pill that the doctor used with his OWN money to buy.
@@teodora2979 Yeah, we get it. Palestine = sh!t. Don't need to be so wordy. Taking care of your surrounding is a basic human concept. Doesn't need to merit page long essay. lol
@@igotthefeelsformomo you underestimated cats. The cat slides freely from the start and they handled it naturally (no muscles/bone hurt) only the needle. Compare this to street cats who fights and stressed everyday - - - its nothing 😂
I adopted a cat 2yrs ago and he has an extremely loud purr and loves anyone. When I took him to the Vet last year he just kept on purring and rubbing up against the Vet and head booping her. The Vet took him in the back to draw some blood and brought him back in. Then she brought him back in, still purring like he always does. This year, as soon as she entered the exam room and looked at his name on the chart, she remembered his purrs and as soon as I took him out of the carrier (he's not a fan of the carrier) he immediately started his purring again and the Vet said he's been her favorite kitty she's ever dealt with and that the staff liked him too. The only downside to his purring is that he snores just as loud.😂. When I got him from the shelter, they told me he'd been returned once because he was "too loud and too needy". Yeah, I gotta turn the TV up some if he's purring or snoring, but his loving nature for everyone makes up for it. ❤
I'm a fellow vet from the UK. I know sometimes cats don't want to come out of their carriers but please do not grab at them and try to shake them out of their carriers, he is very scared and forcing him will only make future vets visits even scarier, instead try to lure the cat out with treats and let them leave the carrier on their own terms. The carrier is where he feels safe, at my clinic we take the lid off of the carrier and let the cat stay led down in the bottom of the carrier for comfort.
Ty for the comments, everyone who say he is very rough (and maybe even visit the vet often) get dismissed bc "You're not a vet duh", when everybody can tell he is an unexpectedly rude vet (almost looks like he doesn't care about animals' wellbeing)
Maybe this is not the only patient in his clinic and others are waiting for their turn. You might have only one patient in a whole day that's why you have enough time to wait for a cat to come out.
@@hassanchaudary7406 Actually my clinic can see up to 20+ cats in one day, along with other animals, but we make sure we treat every one of them with respect and give them the time that they deserve! Your point is mute!
@@hassanchaudary7406 sure, because you know me do you. You know my qualifications, you know where I work, you know my entire life do you. You're just a fool behind a screen.
That's what I was thinking. No wonder all these animals are scared to death of those vet. He's needlessly rough with them. I've never had a pet act the way the animals on this channel act toward their vet.
@showmevids1984 I see what you're saying, but I've been to about five different vets, either with my grandma for her dogs, or after I grew up with my own dogs and cats. None of them treated our animals like the man did of this animal in the video.
Ditto..AMEN! HE IS TOO ROUGH on the cat. Imagine what that JERK might do when no one is at the clinic/vet. STOP BEING MEAN TO THE SWEET INNOCENT CAT YOU MEAN HUMAN.😡
don't worry, cats aren't that fragile, i get the concern though, they're small, but he's not really being rough, just wants to do it quickly so the cat isn't stressed for too long
More like he wants to do it quickly to grind through all the animals in the waiting room. Seems like the type of guy that cares more about $$ than the animals wellbeing. Source: I'm a vet in training. @@anonymous-alligator
I guess she didn’t know those gray claps are designed to access the pet removing the upper half of the carrier, therefore avoiding not push or dump out the animal.
Theres no reason to be so rough with a docile, gentle cat. I bet he wouldn't have scratched at all if he was treated better. I work at an animal shelter we never treat our animals like this. Were always patient and gentle even when theyre not.
Well not all vets have time to wait out until an animal “gets comfortable”, judging by his channel, he does free of charge and saves stray animals. If you ever worked with cats, you’d know they can be unpredictable, holding by the scruff for example is so the vet can SAFELY inject the needle and give the pill, if the cat weren’t being held by the scruff, the cat could’ve clawed the vets arms and the tool could’ve punctured the cats, is that would you’d rather happen? huh? an injury to occur?
You can take off the top of the box by unscrewing the screws. There’s like 4 to 8 of them depending on the box. It avoids having to invert the box as if you’re trying to take out the last cookie in the box, and much nicer for the animal 😊
@@Resi1ienceслушайте вы ,через их руки проходят столько животных и с каждым сюсюкатся это как по вашему, нет там грубости это работа их ,очень терпеливо он относится ,спасибо ему и всем ❤
@@user__athe fact that they didn t open the cage from the top to put the cat out.the way he grabs the neck and later pulls the neck back to give the pill.the fact that he holds the cat away from the table making her feel insecure.
@@niovistefanatou3266 I re-watched the video to make sure but my opinion did not change Firstly if you notice the sides of the cage there are screws so I do not think it is easy to open it In addition he did not fall or anything like that and he's not a kitten even if he fell from such a short distance it would not be harmed. Secondly, it is natural to hold the neck tightly because the cat had previously received the injection he is more cautious and tried to get away It is necessary to hold it firmly so that it does not try to escape and hurt itself in the process. thirdly, I do not think that he carried the cat on the table to harm it because he did not hold him in a painful way at all It is normal to hold cats this way and he will not be harmed properly he just wanted to see his size and the length of his torso I assure you that people have no experience with how a vets should deal with animals they do not own them or knowing for these animals and they may behave in a very chaotic
@@supotter377 He’s a vet.. this is his job and he knows better than anyone how to correctly handle the situation. Grabbing the cat by her nape doesn’t hurt.
I wouldn't have to do anything. My cat can be an A-hole 😭 She's skittish and well-behaved at the vet, but definitely makes it known if she really doesn't like someone. But thankfully, she's fairly patient.
@@Sniperboy5551honestly no. This dragging the cat out of the cage thing, not exactly a good method. They could just open the cage up and be more gentle especially when the cat is gentle enough. I've seen so many different vets handle cats even the neurotic ones and they handle it with so much love. You can hear the love and calm from their voice to the way they handle the cat. This to me is ptsd inducing.
Yeah icecold handling of the cat here, how hard is it to tilt the box gently and let the cat out. Unnecessary dominant behaviour from the vet here. 😢 My vet shows a lot more empathy.
I imagine they're more focused on getting the animals in and out. Ten bucks says their waiting room was close to full if not completely full. Of course, there's no telling for sure and I'm no expert. Guess we'll never know. Oh well.
do you can't see? it's obviously at the vet.. all vets is mostly like that.. they maybe force it, but they did it for good for the cat.. don't act sodamn dramatic over vet contents.. that's cringe as F
@@-R.E.D.A.C.T.E.D-Perhaps because all cats do not act the same? You can't treat a calm cat,scared cat and an angry cat the same way. It doesn't work that way at all. Where's your medical degree?
That cat is so sweet and they handled him so roughly! I worked as a vet tech and Ive never seen a cat handled so roughly from the the start by a medical professional. They need retraining or smthg. Edit: To all the people saying cats are tough and don't get injured easily, I wasn't addressing the cat getting injured- tho I wouldn't be surprised if that happened more frequently than it should at this vet. I was discussing the vet stressing the cat out for no reason. As someone who deals with cats like this daily, it's hard enough for their owners to get cats to the vet office without overly stressing them out (which many times accidents in the car happen when you have a stressed out cat.) As vet techs, we try to handle the cat as gently, quickly, and efficiently as possible to not cause them to panic like what happened here. They didn't even need to take the cat out of it's carrier. In this situation, you'd remove the top of the carrier, have one vet hold the cat still- by the scruff and sometimes with a towel, and have the other give the injections. Imagine being handled like in the video every time you went to the doctor. You'd probably vomit and deficate from stress in the car and at the office as well. Do better.
The only part that was actually rough was the random sliding across the table that didn't really affect the cat in any way it's in hurt the cat it's just a weird thing to do since you could just lift the cat up by the scruff but after that everything they did was completely fine
@@doriankamanzi6874the whole thing was unnecessarily rough. You also never lift adult cats by the scruff without holding their body too, it hurts them. The cat was scared but very calm and not agressive until they kept being rough with it and ir started scratching. You can also juat work with the owner to keep the cat calmer. They are basically turning a very docile cat into one that will get more defensive every time it goes to the vet due to how they handle it.
Naw my dudes. Op is right. That was unnecessarily rough. Grabbing at him inside the carrier, shaking him out, that yank back of his head, scruffing the way he did, and whatever that was at the end right before the cat finally scratched him. Sure, it was standard procedure, but it was still more rough than it had to be. My family and I would never go to that vet if we saw them treating our pet like this. The vet I always went to had good, kind, gentle, competent workers. When my hedgie had to go in for surgery, the surgeon reached for the carrier slowly and carefully almost as if he didn’t want *me* to get aggressive toward him for going after my baby.
Oh no they picked it up on the pace and it's supposed to be picked up from it's almost like that's what the scruff is for picking up the cat and moving them around they were not rough with it that's how you hold a cat it's the easiest and the best way the cat isn't hurt in anyway and the guy is not either 🤦
@@hrodebertcoad9848do you have calls that could possibly hurt them an extra skin on the back of your neck that's made for holding so that someone can hold you without hurting you didn't think so
ela nao teve respeito por ele o despejou como um saco de batatas ele foi e o segurou e levantou para cima depois de tomar a injeçao o dono tem que levar outro veterinaro para ver se.deu lesao.😢
For anyone wanting tips for gentler handling in this situation: drop a towel on him from above and scoop him out from the top entrance, supporting his whole body and tucking him close to you. Using a towel to wrap them let’s you keep the pointy bits contained and makes the cat feel contained and comfortable. Scruffing is generally best reserved for emergencies (ie: cat trying to bite your assistant) or procedures that they need to be very still for, such as blood draws. Treats can help with some cats, but most cats don’t eat when they’re stressed. Cats prefer to have stable ground beneath them, so press down to restrain as opposed to lifting them in the air. The Vancouver Vet has a lot of great tips on cat handling, so check him out if you want to learn more!
Of all the cat videos I've seen of cats at the vet being pissed off, this cat was very relaxed and didn't hiss or growl once. They could've handled that cat a lot better than what they did. What awful way to treat a cat that wasn't giving them hard time.
What a way to injure a cat. Don't ever stick a metal hemastat into its mouth. There are special tools for that, they have soft rubber tips. Available in pet stores.
After watching this, I yet again felt grateful for the veterinary care in Turkey. Just watch how Turkish vets are treating the animals on RU-vid and you’ll clearly see the difference.
So, it's OK for animals to be treated roughly provided there's no charge for it?! In my 70+ years of experience, there are none more compassionate than volunteers.
@@heyfatty In what way have I twisted anyone's words?! The comment acknowledges the cat has been "treated poorly" and states the commenter would "never pay a dime" for such service. The comment states the "vet had better be free" - not 're-educated', just "free" - thereby suggesting they condone such 'service' provided it's "FREE". No one's words have been 'twisted'. I have sought clarification of the commenter's attitude to such 'service'. Do you struggle with English comprehension or with basic logic or both?! Your comprehension and logic is "weird as feck". I detect an 'entitled' puerile troll who can't cope with the concept of being held accountable, so - yer muted. That's your cue to come back with some 'erudite' riposte to ensure you have the last word - because that's what 'entitled' puerile trolls do. 🤣🤣🤣🤣 BTW - it seems it was YOU who 'twisted' the commenter's words to suit your own puerile desires. 🤔🤪
@@trueaussie9230I took the comment to mean they’d better have gotten a refund. A lot of people say things better have been free when they’re dissatisfied with the service and want ya to get your money back (and usually never go back)
Whoever was giving him the shot has no concept of how to handle an animal especially one that wasn’t giving him any trouble. You have no business being around animals.
I agree, he was aggressive towards the cat from the start. Frankly, so is his assistant. Taking the cat out of the carrier like that was unnecessary. There are much gentler safer and calmer ways to remove the cat from the carrier. They just didn’t have time for it.that’s how it seemed. His entire interaction with the cat was very monotonous. There is no connection no kind, loving, gentle, comforting energy. I don’t know, I wouldn’t want my vet to be like him. I know that much.
That assistant is equally incompetent and dumb. They were rude while trying to get the kitty out of the box. But can’t expect better when even the vet seems to be amateurish and clumsy.
@@equityjustice2695theyre treating him very rough. The injection and pill were fine, but the eviction from the carrier, spinning him around by his scruff (which is fine for kittens but painful for adults due to their body weight) and... whatever he was doing at the end. They were basically treating the cat like a toy while he was clearly not thrilled. Normally i jump on people for claiming abuse where there is none, but this was inappropriate treatment
@@KilelSixSpinning the cat around was like 50/50, I'd say. Take it how you will, but the dude was being fairly gentle about it. The scruff part and the end, I can understand. I fail to see how the vets getting the cat out of the carrier is a problem, unless you're trying to act like an experienced and trained vet from Wish. That girl was being hella careful trying to take it out and was actually gentle with tilting it out
@@DestructorD mostly considering the cats experience. The spinning was mostly one of those things where you're doing just a LIIIIIITTLE too much. What the conduct in this video communicates to me is that they were trying to get the cat in and out as quickly as possible, without considering that theyre traumatizing the cat. Some of the videos they have where the cat is fighting like hell, some rougher treatment is warranted. But this guy in particular just needed a gentler hand. All this experience is going to do is compound the cats resistence at future visits.
@@equityjustice2695 My opinion is based on more of one of his videos. He always seems displeased and rougher than he needs to be when dealing with cats.
As if youre a better vet than he is, you have absolutely no idea how many angry cats he has dealt with (with care). Not only your comment is baseless, you are an example of the dunning kruger effect coming into play. Please do research about anything and not comment anything before making any findings then jumping into conclusions, its like answering a question without understanding the topic. You have no clue what you are saying, its all based your feelings which is why I say its baseless.
The end part and maybe the scruff grabbing at best, I can see being a problem with. For the most part, they were being hella gentle and reasonable with that cat, so I wouldn't try acting like a Vet from Temu
@@zekeaffy9647 Just watch other vets work is enough to tell. If others can do it more gently with cats more agressive, there's no reason that this one can't.
@@lazyshoggy That is true for the most part, usually the vet in the video finds ways to deal with angry cats all the time, his methods change overtime, I have seen his methods change from this to another. This one was unexpected, he thought the cat would be like other cats, be angry and fierce. Most of the cats dont trust the vet (given how angry the cats are) but thats not stopping him from treating the cats, he does not hurt them in anyway still. Even the owners are okay with his methods. He does become gentle when he treats them unconsious.
This is why im always there for my cat at the vet but hes such a good boy and walks out his carrier and likes the vets and the people working there as they are nice to him as i am nice to him and in return he gives us all joy
This is how my cats act at the vet, lol. They're just extremely confused and displeased. They do swat a little, but nothing insane. Vet called them godsends by comparison to others 😂
I never understood people that grab other people’s comments and reuse them. Is it an attention thing? I mean, not only did you snag that other persons comment, but you didn’t even order the words correctly.
Even the vets dont know how to properly handle a cat. The cat is really calm and you still continued to grab its scruff and hold it down. The cat was fine until you started throwing him around and holding him down with force
He just wanted to be left alone. And he was very polite actually, no screaming, hissing, excessive scratching... he was a real gentleman. But sometimes even cats need to go to the doctor. Overall it was a decent experience.
This is just like my cat. The chillest cat you’ll ever meet. Doesn’t put up a fight even with needles poking him. He just wants to go back in his carrier every time we’re at the vet
