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Vet Peter faces a difficult lambing at an old friend's farm, the baby's legs are hanging out and it's in a nightmare position. Meanwhile, vet Julian heads into surgery, hoping to give another anxious owner more precious time with her elderly dog.
Peter Wright rushes to help a three-hour-old donkey called Elvis whose life is in danger because he can't feed from his mum. Plus, it's vets versus farmers at a charity cricket match!
Love is in the air for Yorkshire's alpacas, vet Matt Smith meets a disabled chicken with an overgrown beak, and a dog owner is heartbroken when she accidentally runs over her own terrier.
A newborn lamb is rushed to the hospital with his insides out. Rohin Aojula must defy the odds and save the baby. As he goes into the woods, Matt Smith's in for a pig surprise.
In the landmark 200th episode, a lamb is stuck mid-delivery, Julian Norton and his team are worried that a French bulldog has bladder stones, and Matt Smith takes aim at a young deer.
Matt Smith scans an abandoned, emaciated sheep, suspecting she's pregnant. Julian Norton takes a Labrador puppy into surgery for a hip injury, hoping to give her a new lease of life.
Shona Searson hits the fast lane to the farm in the middle of the motorway where a ewe is struggling to give birth. Meanwhile, Julian Norton heads back to the place he trained to be a vet to help a stray ferret.
An alpaca called Roxette has badly injured herself, Peter Wright rushes his neighbour's very poorly terrier into surgery, and Rohin Aojula tends to an injured badger.
Vinnie the vulture visits the Thirsk practice with problems that are preventing him from strutting his stuff. At the Great Yorkshire Show there's pole climbing and a fashion parade.
Peter Wright has an embarrassing equipment malfunction, Julian Norton performs vital surgery on a very poorly spaniel, and Matt Smith deals with a pair of snakes stuck in a bottle.
Peter Wright operates on a much-loved sheep dog who's broken his leg. Plus, the vets swap scrubs for suits and gowns as they gather in France's Dordogne Valley for a big celebration.
