VOICED : Back on all fours Ronda the dog's pioneering prosthetic surgery

The video follows Rhonda, a Bordeaux Mastiff, who undergoes a prosthesis fitting after her leg amputation due to cancer. It highlights the care required for prostheses, the adaptation process for both pets and owners, and the pioneering work of a clinic offering bionic prostheses for animals. The video also covers the surgery of Siri, a cat receiving a titanium implant, and discusses the costs and success rates of such operations. It concludes with the comfort animals find with prostheses and the future surgeries planned for other animals.

What was the reason for Rhonda's leg amputation?

• An infection

• A birth defect

• A road accident

• A cancerous tumor

What material is Rhonda's new prosthesis made of?

• Wood

• Steel

• Carbon fiber

• Plastic

Who is responsible for providing bionic prostheses to animals in the Iberian Peninsula?

• Dr. Enrique Adams and his team

• Dr. Sarah Johnson

• Dr. Michael Brown

• Dr. Emily White

What is the success rate of the prosthetic surgeries if the animal's body accepts the implant?

• 70%

• 80%

• 90%

• 95%

How do animals generally feel about having a prosthetic limb?

• They are indifferent

• They find it uncomfortable

• They reject it

• They feel more comfortable with it