The Yorkshire Vet

Julian doesn’t know what to expect when a pig struggles to give birth, since pigs very rarely have problems in labor. Peter and his wife, Lin, have adopted a new kitten.

Julian meets his most unusual visitor to date: a meerkat! Mia the meerkat has been rejected from her gang and has suffered brutal injuries in the process.

Julian receives an emergency call and dashes to the scene of a freak accident. In Thirsk, Peter meets a badly injured tawny owl.

Julian might have to perform a rare and difficult procedure on a cow with a badly infected foot, and later he must castrate Big Dillon, a large and aggressive ferret.

Julian meets Toby the elderly tortoise, who’s lost his appetite after coming out of hibernation and is critically near the end of his nourishment reserves.

Peter reports to a home where beloved bunny rabbit Calamity has been accidentally trapped under a bed. Meanwhile, a prized 25-year-old carp, Jaws, has gone belly up.

Peter attends to a seriously injured racing horse and later pays a visit to the Greens to check on their adored calf, Pudding. Julian visits Bolly the lovable llama.

Julian visits beloved pet pony Smartie, who has a serious bowel blockage, and harks back to James Herriot by using an old-fashioned method to treat him.

Peter errs on the side of caution when he comes across Snakee, the corn snake. He’s passed an unusual lump but has a hostile look in his eye.

On a sleepy Sunday in Boroughbridge, Julian is called out to an emergency when Missy the chicken, owned by veterinary student Hannah, is attacked by a dog.

Julian’s under pressure to save Cheryl the cow. Peter encounters something he’s never seen in his more than 30-year career as he deals with a choking calf.

Farmer Rodney brings in his beloved sheepdog to Boroughbridge. Peter gets more than he bargained for when he comes face to face with one of the world’s biggest eagles.