The Vet Life

These guys are great out if all the animals shows I watch I love this one best hate when it goes off and can't wait for it to come back with another season

As a European I'm very particular about my pet tv shows, since we do have some very different ideas about pet-care than a lot of the US.

I love that they explain the dangers of keeping pets intact and the importance of proper diet. It's become one of my favorites along with Jackson Galaxy <3 The dynamics between the vets are very entertaining and how they treat the patients makes your heart melt.

Also I don't believe any of the clients shown here have to pay for the procedures or at least get a big discount for being on the show. And anyone complaining about scripting and the show being too far from "real life": You simply CAN'T document the regular daily life in a vet clinic, it's fast, messy and there would be no time to explain about patient history and procedures to the camera. It's a TV show and for what it is, it does a damn good job.

I love this show, it's a blessing to see how these people treat animals and the love and care each of them show for all the fur-babies and other animals. Love this program!!!

Every episode Blue, Ross and Lavigne diagnose, operate on and treat dogs, cats and a variety of exotic animals. They always tell their clients exactly what the problem is, how they think it happened and how they will treat it. I've learned from watching this show. But, what I especially enjoy is their relationship with each other and their families. In a world filled with so much alienation and dysfunction, the warmth and love between these friends and their families makes my week.

If you are complaining about not actually hearing the price of a procedure being discussed you should think of 2 things. First off I can guarantee you no pet owner that is struggling financially would just say "yep, take him and I'll risk the thousands of dollars". They discuss it and it's edited out because of time constraints and there is a lot more interesting things to discuss/witness than that. Also I can't afford a big surgery on my baby boy and I wouldn't want my financial constraints aired on national/international television. Also I am sure the people who are on the show and have agreed to have their families and pets filmed get a discount that they don't want to make public and also may vary from procedure to procedure. To the "Vet Tech" if you have seen all the things you pointed out you should have also seen that Dr. Lavigne explains the difference in when they wear the full sterile PPE and when they don't go in the surgical suite. Also you should think that the reason the Vet Techs are asking questions you feel they should know the answer to is most likely so the doctor can have a "reason" to be talking about what they are doing and why.

You people need to think about these things before you start being rude on a public forum. Imagine if your coworkers were to do that to you on your social media platform that all your customers would see....