The Yorkshire Vet

Julian helps with the difficult delivery of an alpaca baby in the breech position. Back at the practice, Peter Wright needs to castrate Larry the chinchilla to halt a population explosion.

Julian responds to an emergency call to help a cow giving birth, but there are complications with the delivery. Alfie the Labrador comes into Skeldale after swallowing a spatula while stealing food.

Julian helps a heifer when an object gets embedded in her foot, and Peter removes a lump from a golden retriever’s head.

Julian must castrate an aggressive group of alpacas, and the staff attends to a stray cat with a broken leg.

An unproductive ram undergoes fertility tests, and a spaniel faces surgery after being hit by a car.

Julian works to save beloved farm dog Millie and albino wallaby Albert.

Julian treats a horse suffering from infected hooves, while Peter handles an unhappy monitor lizard. The vets also act as judges at the Great Yorkshire Show.

Julian investigates a possible case of foot-and-mouth disease. Back at Skeldale, a Great Dane has cancer, and a rare breed of pig needs to be inseminated.

The vets treat pygmy goats, feral cats, and a calf with a distressingly large lump. The Skeldale staff also celebrate Peter’s birthday.

Julian is called in the middle of the night for an emergency case.

Summoned to remote farms, the Yorkshire vets deal with all manner of adverse conditions as they treat their animal patients, from venturing out into cold, dark nights to battling rain and snow.

The citizens of Thirsk celebrate James Herriot’s centenary by inviting the Skeldale vets to turn on the town Christmas lights. Julian and Peter struggle to obtain a donkey for the town’s live nativity scene.