Dr Chris Brown saves the life of a fly in upcoming series of Bondi Vet

HOW do you even perform a life-saving operation on a fly? If anyone can, it’s Bondi Vet Dr Chris Brown.

DR CHRIS Brown really is that nice a guy, he wouldn’t hurt a fly — in fact the popular television vet goes so far as to saves their lives.

While filming a segment for Network Ten’s Bondi Vet, Dr Chris is talking with resident reptile expert Tim Faulkner who accidentally swallows a fly.

Shocked, the Australian Reptile Park manager starts to gag before saying “a fly just went down my throat. Straight suicide”.

Dr Chris then examines his colleague with a stethoscope before the fly is coughed back up.

Dr Chris Brown examines the fly following the dramatic swallowing incident. Picture: Screengrab/Channel Ten

Dr Chris quickly turns his attention to saving the insect by examining it before blowing on it several times.

Whether it’s the power of nature or the skills of the well-loved vet, the bug is revived and flies away.

The fly is alive and buzzing. Picture: Screengrab/Channel Ten

The pair have helped a number of animals during their time on Bondi Vet, but even Dr Chris isn’t sure this is a career highlight.

“I’m not sure if this is a high point or a low point,” he joked.

The animal experts send the fly on its way and all is well with the world again. Picture: Screengrab/Channel Ten

Bondi Vet is on Channel Ten, Saturdays at 7.30pm.