The Yorkshire Vet

Boris has had three legs since being hit by a car as a kitten. Now he’s been in another road accident, and Peter’s not sure if there’s any hope for the brave feline.

At Boroughbridge, Julian x-rays a young alpaca who has been unable to stand or walk properly since birth. Peter performs difficult surgery on tawny owl Flynn.

Julian must castrate Versace the pig, who has fathered a number of unwanted piglets, but the boar is not keen to comply. Peter examines Walter the wallaby.

Peter is called to help Marshmallow, a little foal born just hours ago, who can’t take a vital first feed from his mom. Julian performs emergency surgery on a labrador.

Julian sets up a blood bank at Jackie Barlow’s alpaca farm to take vital samples that could benefit any struggling crias born there. Katie visits grumpy swine Gilbert.

An unusual patient arrives at Thirsk: a baby roe deer called Berry, who needs x-rays, but this kind of experience can cause sudden death from shock in wild animals.

At Boroughbridge, Julian and Ann operate on Scottie dog Nessie, who has a tumor in her chest. But the intricate surgery is just millimeters away from Nessie’s heart.

Peter examines Shetland pony Billy, who has an especially bad case of laminitis, a painful and potentially fatal foot condition that’s left him struggling to walk.

When a wallaby dies, leaving behind baby Jilly, Peter must think on his feet to nurture the joey without her mother’s milk or the safety of her pouch.

A puppy owner hits rock bottom when Misty the greedy young rottweiler eats 13 large stones; Peter heads into the operating theater, hoping he can save her.