Think you have had a tough day at work? Then spare a thought for the five vets and six zookeepers who were needed to give one of Perth Zoo's Sumatran tigers a health check-up.
The Sumatran Tiger Dumai weighs in at a healthy 105.6kg, and needed checks on his teeth, claws, x-rays and bloods tests.
Simone Vitali, Perth Zoo's senior veterinarian, said Dumai looks to be in excellent health.
"He is a beautiful healthy male with a lovely nature and, in spite of his size, he is friendly and easy to work with," Dr Vitali said.
The 10-year-old male, who was born in Germany, is one of three critically endangered Sumatran Tigers living at Perth Zoo.
He shares his home with a 13-year old female Sumatran Tiger, Setia, who was born at Perth Zoo, and her son, five-year old Jaya.
Sumatran Tigers are on the brink of extinction with less than 400 estimated to be left in the wild.
Dumai will celebrate his 11th birthday on April 4.
