The Yorkshire Vet

Julian handles a perilous heifer birth; an injured cat faces a dire road accident. The stakes are high as they navigate life-threatening challenges.

Peter treats a ewe that is struggling to give birth to twin lambs, and also performs a complicated and risky surgery on a tawny owl to remove the bird's ruptured eyeball.

Peter manages a lamb's cyst surgery, and Julian rushes to a complicated cow birth. A stubborn pig resists castration, and a dog ingests e-cigarette liquid.

Peter deals with a sock-eating labrador and finds alternatives for a foal unable to nurse. A cockatoo resists beak filing, dual lambing and a feverish calf emergencies arise.

Julian struggles to start an alpaca blood bank. Peter handles a 2am call for a pregnant cow. The team treats a sheepdog's tumor, a cat's castration, and a pig with sore eyes.

Julian addresses a rare cow ailment—displaced stomach causing pain and eating issues. In Thirsk, a baby roe deer faces feeding troubles, and a dog undergoes a tumor removal.

Peter rushes to aid a cow whose uterus is pushed out post-delivery. Julian faces Arnie, the intimidating ram with sight issues. Can they overcome the challenges?

In a storm, an alpaca births a cria, prompting Peter's visit. Julian introduces Luna the rabbit and takes in Boris, planning his castration. Can Luna and Boris adapt?

Julian tends to Bertha, a champion cow with an eye infection. Peter revisits the Greens to check on a donkey, a routine in their 36-year history. But will it go as routine?