The Incredible Dr. Pol

Ho, oh, no! It is the holiday season in Michigan and Dr. Pol and his team make their patient list, check it twice, and treat those who are naughty, spotty, snotty, and nice!

Broken toes, worm infestations, and nursing puppies send the clinic into a whirlwind. Dr. Pol and Diane are short-handed and Charles goes out of town, so the Pols call in some backup.

The staff responds to an array of wild cases, including a huge, rambunctious boar with razor-sharp tusks, a near-fatal skunk attack, and a twisted uterus.

Pol Veterinary Services has an exciting new addition to the clinic staff: Dr. Emily’s husband, Tony. The team is grateful for the extra help as they receive a slew of difficult cases.

A late-night emergency keeps Dr. Pol at the clinic during a snowstorm while Diane copes with a power outage. The interruptions continue as Dr. Pol is called to treat a first for him.

The clinic is going to the dogs. From limping labs and damaged danes to Pomeranian’s with pimples and terriers with tooth trouble, the clinic is busy helping man’s best friend.

It’s another wild week in Michigan. From animal attacks to breakaway bovines to slick sheep, the team at Pol Veterinary Services is busy on call as the cases keep rolling in.

This spring, the Pols are filled with excitement as they attend to a very special pet project: their Friesian horse, Anneke, is expecting.

The stakes are high for Dr. Pol and the clinic staff. Dr. Emily rushes to treat a dog that had been shot, and then responds to another call involving an injured Beagle.

The Pol Clinic veterans take a new vet, Dr. Erin, under their wing, as they flip cows, clamp calves, tube horses, and treat a rescue rooster with an injured foot.

Weird things happen every day at Pol Veterinary Services, but things are downright strange this week as Dr. Pol and his team treat some of the most bizarre patients they have ever seen.

Pol Veterinary Services receives a call about a rescued Saint Bernard in a life-threatening situation. Dr. Pol and Diane find themselves caring for the Saint Bernard and nursing him back to health.