How veterinarians really treat your pets behind closed doors

[packman]

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[kacekwl]

1. Was afraid to watch.

Hopefully most of them are like that lovely lady.

[George II]

9. My wife works for at veterinarian who specializes in cats - where she is they all are.

[calimary]

14. Yeah, no kidding!

I was braced for something a little less - uh - shall we say, light-hearted.

This is MUCH preferred!

[Control-Z]

2. Omg, I was afraid to look.

Nice surprise!

[mrs_p]

3. This vet can't get enough

Doggie and cat kisses. Ever.

[Old Vet]

18. +1000 How cool.............

[Canoe52]

4. Awww!

[Demovictory9]

5. cat needs some cuddles too. I was soooo afraid to look. Thought it would be vet kicking dog

[world wide wally]

6. Dancing!?

I am appalled!
My dog swore she couldnt dance!

[Cracklin Charlie]

7. I always wondered.

My dogs’ groomer is always playing danceable music, and my dogs come home exhausted. And they love her.

Hmmm.

[Ligyron]

8. HA!

I knew it!

[BigmanPigman]

10. This is an example of

why the fucking moron doesn't have a pet in the W House. "THANK GOODNESS" can be heard go from dogs and cats everyehere.

[BobTheSubgenius]

11. I was wondering about this video, based on the title.

I wasn't afraid of what I'd see, perhaps naively, because our vet is absolutely fantastic. Our Cairn was in for some IV fluids and antibiotics to help with his pancreatitis and accompanying infection. We thought he'd be in overnight, but, in her words, he "recovered spectacularly" when she phoned us at dinner time.

She stayed behind and kept the office open so we could come and get him and he could spend the night at home. Not a bad vet, I'd say.

"Update" for curious dog enthusiasts: Not only did he recover spectacularly in the short term, but is doing very, very well almost a year later. I put it down to maintaining his daily exercise and switching to a homemade diet recommended by the vet. He'll be 11 in the spring, is still spry and active, and looks GREAT.

[GoCubsGo]

12. Same here.

My first kitty had feline herpes virus, which is a godawful respiratory virus. She wound up needing surgery, and developed some complications. Her vet has a mobile set-up, which allowed her to bring my cat home with her overnight to keep an eye on her. Kitty wound up not making it, but it was due to the disease, and definitely not due to lack of care. I can't imagine a vet who would bring her patients home with her abusing them behind closed doors. She probably dances with the healthier ones, too.

[milestogo]

13. I once boarded my dog at a small vet clinic run by a vet and his wife.

They lived a couple of doors away from the clinic, and they left him alone in a kennel overnight. They said when they came in after the first night he was "morose". So after that he went home with them at night and walked freely in the clinic during the day, because he was so well behaved.

When he got to their house he climbed up on their bed and laid down right in the middle. They let him sleep there during the night. And during the day he hung out with the vet while he was cleaning cats teeth.

$12/night. Really good deal.

[catbyte]

15. I can't see it. Bummer.

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[packman]

17. Site to check on why video may not play - usually Flash or Java setting

https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/6138475?co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop&hl=en

[itsrobert]

16. Looks like they should pay us

HA!

[Haggis for Breakfast]

19. They really do have the best job.

[LiberalFighter]

20. Rather pay the cost knowing they care.

[Wounded Bear]

21. Fake news!!