Critter Fixers: Country Vets

The docs at Critter Fixer help 15 small-town celebrity chihuahuas with their shots after one of their own becomes ill. Dr. Hodges pays it forward by treating an EMT’s limping Frenchie while Dr. Ferguson helps a rescued baby duckling with a lame foot. A giant goldfish with troubling tumors gives Dr. Hodges a challenge and a pet dove with a broken wing arrives needing TLC to keep flying.

The docs at Critter Fixer try saving the world’s largest rodent, a capybara, and a herd of alpacas. Dr. Hodges’ son VJ travels across the pond to intern at the prestigious Royal Veterinary College in London, England. And while Dr. Hodges awaits his own journey to London, attempts to bring a Pomeranian back from the brink while Dr. Ferguson helps a feisty ball python.

The docs at Critter Fixer leap into action trying to save a canine bitten by a venomous snake and race to save two tiny kittens trapped underneath a hot car. A baby squirrel needs help with an insect issue and a beloved old lap dog needs surgery. Finally, the docs and their long-time staff surprise each other when they reveal their professional “vet” peeves.

The docs at Critter Fixer help a young aspiring vet’s pet skink to feel better again. An adorable otter has trouble seeing and Dr. Hodges sees a set of aggressive bunnies who need stitching after a hair raising fight. Dr. Ferguson and Dr. Hodges bring Vet for a Day to Zoo Atlanta and introduce the kids to vet medicine with exotic animals and get to see the elephant care.

The docs at Critter Fixer give their rising techs some on-the-job training while helping a bulldog deliver five puppies in an emergency c-section. The docs come to the rescue of a goat with a hernia and a young emu with a painful leg. A beloved boxer’s recovery from a broken leg gets complicated and an axolotl requires aquatic assistance. And, two bunnies have an explosive gender-reveal!

The Docs at Critter Fixer return to “The Valley” and their undergraduate alma mater, Fort Valley State University, to celebrate as Grand Marshals in the homecoming parade. They also help a cat who was shot with a pellet gun and a dog who swallowed a toy. They sooth a chicken and help a rehabilitating squirrel.

The docs at Critter Fixer rush to aid a long-time client’s large tortoise with a badly cracked shell and the docs visit a local farm and chase after a few scrappy miniature cows who are difficult to wrangle. An elderly cockatiel reveals a touching coincidence to her owner while an adorable puppy comes in and steals the heart of the Critter Fixer crew!

The Docs at Critter Fixer strive to help a wounded search & rescue dog to see clearly again and help a rescued baby squirrel get back on its feet. Dr. Hodges and Dr. Ferguson also visit Comfort Farms to support the service of another special kind of vet, veterans, who work closely with animals for therapy and comfort while the Docs help one of their sheep in need of care.

The docs at Critter Fixer live up to their motto of “treating both ends of the leash” when they try saving a patron’s beloved pet with a life-threatening infection and come to the aid of a family’s treasured tortoise. A tiny puppy comes in with an unusually large growth while an adorable baby guinea pig offers an equally cute- but highly concerning- sneeze.

The Docs at Critter Fixer attend to a severely dehydrated cat with feline leukemia and a rescued black wolf that was shot. They also perform an emergency C-section on a dog with a litter of ten puppies. And several members of the staff enjoy the perks of the job to bring their own pets in for treatment, including Paul’s goldfish who need surgery to remove giant tumors.

The docs at Critter Fixer care for a series of unsung animal heroes, including an emu that keeps watch over a neighboring flock, a chameleon that controls pests, and a lizard with venom that holds a key to combating diabetes. They also experience a clinic first by attempting to outfit an injured duck with a prosthetic leg!

The docs at Critter Fixer scramble to catch a wild squirrel who resists anesthesia & perform surgery on a Flemish Giant rabbit that’s larger than life. They also teach vet students to operate on a fish at their alma mater, Tuskegee University. And the docs take a trip down memory lane and reminisce with students from the Critter Fixer “family tree,” including Dr. Ferguson’s daughter.