The Yorkshire Vet

Can Peter help a young farmer who's inherited her farm from her late father? She's having a taxing day, with her sheep struggling to give birth. Matt's latest unusual patients are father and son otters at the local zoo. Julian operates on a much loved collie called Callie.

Peter's heart is melted by a super cute, 9-week old cockapoo puppy with a deformed leg. Can he perform a successful operation to help him find a new home? Julian is called to help an elderly, matriarchal alpaca.

1970s fever hits Julian's practice in Wetherby! While at Cannon Hall Farm, Dave's worried about a different kind of fever.

Martin from the Huddersfield animal hospital heads into war-torn Ukraine, travelling over a thousand miles in an ambulance loaded with medical supplies. Back in Thirsk, Julian's treating a rescue dog called Woody, who has a loving owner and a very waggy tail. But waggy Woody also has a worrying tumour in a very delicate spot, which might make it tricky to remove.

Julian visits a farm on a historic estate in Leeds to help Unicorn, a goat with one horn. Then he has to take the bull by the horns and deal with their Shetland bull. Peter operates on 11-year old Jack Russell Basil, who's the customers' favourite at his owner's hair salon.

When Julian's beloved Jack Russell Emmy is sick, it gives him an idea. While he can use his vet skills to help her, he calls on one of his good friends - popular animal artist Lucy Pittaway - to immortalize Emmy on canvas.

When a pregnant goat is rushed to the animal hospital, struggling to give birth to the second of her twin kids, Rohin has no time to lose trying save mum and baby. Meanwhile Peter heads into surgery with an emergency patient of his own, when a working spaniel suffers a nasty toe injury up on the moors.

Shona tackles an unusual emergency with a pregnant sheep who has pushed out her uterus before giving birth. While Peter performs surgery on an elderly German shepherd whose life is in danger because of an infected womb.

Matt's called to Cannon Hall Farm, where their star show horse has suffered a nasty cut to her eyelid. An Eastender comes to North Yorkshire. Pip the parrot is something of a cockney rebel who even terrifies his owner Danny.

Matt rushes to try and save unborn twin calves, who've become tangled trying to come at the same time. Peter's worried about a rabbit who has a potentially life threatening maggot infestation. Julian operates on a French bulldog with breathing problems.

It's time for the famous Great Yorkshire Show. And, after both suffering with recent injuries, Rob and Dave from Cannon Hall Farm need to call on some Yorkshire Vet help.