The Highland Vet

Shondie and Lee-Ann battle through the night to save a two-month-old Tamaskan puppy with a broken jaw and a heifer is about to give birth.

Shepherdess Billie arrives with her pregnant border collie and cat Jess is brought in by her owner after she was spotted eating lilies from a flower vase.

On-call vet David is busy through the night shift, as the calving season gets underway and a Labrador returns with a lump that has grown to the size of a grapefruit.

Vet William has to tackle a tricky late-night emergency when farmer's daughter Rebecca brings in her heavily pregnant ewe and an injured barn owl is brought into the surgery.

Vet Eilidh has a fight on her hands to save a baby otter found alone and freezing in a farmer's field and a concerned owner brings in her cat after discovering a lump on his back.

A walker discovers a young common seal that is found too poorly to ever be returned to the wild; a sphinx cat suffers from a sore eye that worsens over time.

Practice director Guy faces one of his most challenging procedures as owner Andrew brings in a 4-year-old Belgian shepherd with an injured leg.

Cameras follow the vets, staff and clients based in the town of Thurso, which is the most northerly vet practice on mainland Britain.

Margaret is called out to a farm in Castletown to examine bulls; Guy helps a miniature bull terrier; Rebecca examines a lame newborn lamb.

Rebecca helps a cow who has a large growth on her hip; David help a cow give birth; a golden retriever is treated; experts help a budgie with a strange lump.

David treats a Kunekune pig who needs a procedure to make him a safer suitor to the farm’s four sows; vets treat a cat with a serious leg injury.

Ken visits a farm to complete fertility tests on two male bulls; Rebecca helps a blackbird stuck inside the grill of a car; vets help a young cat who fell from a rafter.