The Vet Life

Dr. Blue sees to an urgent case after a pit bull suffers a raccoon attack, Dr. Ross takes on an aggressive ferret and the vets test out their pig-whispering skills. Afterwards, the doctors have a surprise for their wives.

Dr. Lavigne sees a surprise on an X-ray of one of his patients, while Dr. Ross flexes his exotic vet chops with a highly contagious fennec fox and kinkajou. Meanwhile, Dr. Blue has his hands full with a former frat-house pig.

Dr. Blue aids with a crisis when a dog has chewed off her own tail, and Dr. Ross treats a reptile that may need a tail amputation. Meanwhile, Dr. Lavigne helps a cat that was thrown out of a car and is now having seizures.

After a trip with his boys, Dr. Blue recruits Dr. Ross to tackle wolf spays at a sanctuary. Meanwhile, Dr. Lavigne performs surgery on a pit bull with a torn ACL, and new vet Dr. Fedke treats a cat with a creepy, crawly injury.

Dr. Lavigne performs a risky surgery on a pit bull with a record-breaking tumor. Meanwhile, Dr. Ross examines a rescue pigeon turned pet, an aspiring vet student joins Dr. Blue and the doctors deal with a heartbreaking situation.

A beloved hound has a condition that could complicate surgery for Dr. Ross. Meanwhile, Dr. Blue has a hog house call, Dr. Lavigne has concerns over his vet tech operating on her own dog and a blackout creates chaos at Cy-Fair.

A bulldog ate something she shouldn't have, and it's up to Dr. Blue to find it. Meanwhile, Dr. Lavigne and his wife do alternative home care on a cat his family adopted after he performed amputation surgery on her front legs.

After treating a yoga goat, Dr. Blue brings his best "namaste" to a house call, and Dr. Lavigne deals with a dog who's not a fan of him or the cameras. Meanwhile, a party reveals if the Blues will be adding pink to their family.