Animal ER

Dr. Annette Wessmann works to save a dog suffering from seizures. Then, Dr. Ian Ramsey searches for a reason why a cat is coughing up blood, and a vet must perform surgery on a dog that's struggling to breathe.

A dog requires surgery after X-rays show a serious problem is making it difficult for him to breathe. Then, the equine staff is confronted by an aggressive horse, and a couple must make a choice for their cat with a broken tail.

A family brings in a horse that has stopped eating, and the equine veterinarians fear it ingested a fatal toxin. Then, a Cocker Spaniel suffers a slipped disc and another dog needs an emergency transfusion.

Dr. Ian Ramsey tries to cure a cat's thyroid disease with a radiation injection. Then, Gerard McLauchlan fights for a dog that's deteriorating quickly, and Dr. Tobias Grave takes on a Golden Retriever suffering from a swollen leg.

Surgeon John Marshall struggles to find the source of a blockage in a horse's gut, and Jenny Helm treats a cat with a worrying mass in her chest. Then, Annette Wessmann diagnoses a dog whose owners fear is in serious pain.

Allison Haley takes on a dog's challenging neurological case, while John Marshall performs a delicate surgery on an unruly colt. Then, Jenny Helm updates an owner on his Alaskan Malamute's cancer.

Kathryn Pratschke makes a shocking discovery while operating on a puppy, and Ian Ramsey must solve the mystery behind a stone inside a cat. Then, Lorenzo Viora must fight to save the life of a pregnant cow.

Annette Wessmann struggles to save a dog suffering from a broken spine. Then, David Sutton helps a horse with a sharp object in its throat, and Kinley Smith treats a dog that needs a pioneer surgery to ever walk comfortably again.

David Sutton treats a horse with an emergency case of colic and Ian Ramsey gives a cat dangerous radiation therapy. Then, Kathryn Pratschke performs a lifesaving operation to stop a dog's cancer from spreading.

Annette Wessmann must perform a radical surgery to save a Great Dane with hydrocephalus. Then, Kinley Smith treats a cat with chronic bladder issues and Rory Bell works with a terrier that can't stop choking.