The Yorkshire Vet

Julian and Peter must both operate on dogs with tumours. Other patients include hens with an eye infection, a cow having a caesarean, and three surprisingly speedy tortoises.

Peter faces a difficult calving at Ed McDonald’s farm. The cow is an experienced mum and Ed is an experienced farmer, so Peter senses it’s a serious problem.

Peter rushes to a neighbor's farm to save a seriously ill sheep with a maggot-infested foot. It's touch-and-go, but Peter aims to nurse her back to health.

Greedy terrier Wesley has taken his food obsession too far and eaten an oven glove. Peter operates to try and remove the blockage and save Wesley’s life.

A birth-focused episode sees Julian aiding a struggling cow in labor on a local farm, contributing to the cycle of life, and hoping to assist in launching a new vet career.

Julian faces a dramatic alpaca farm emergency, racing against time stuck behind tractors to aid a desperate new mom in rural North Yorkshire.

Julian rushes to a local farm where a cow, suffering from milk fever due to calcium deficiency, can't stand. He navigates classic Herriot-style vet work, requiring precision.

To mark International Dog Day tomorrow, a special episode celebrating the magical relationship between man and dog.

Peter faces a colossal challenge with one-ton bull Pip, needing an urgent foot trim. The reluctant bull risks flattening Peter, adding suspense to the procedure.

In this special episode, the vets treat some of North Yorkshire’s exotic residents, great and small.

Julian engages in extreme vetting, aiding a struggling ewe's open-field birth in pouring rain. Can he defy the elements for a successful delivery?

Julian faces a massive challenge trying to save one of the biggest calves he’s ever had to deliver. And farmer Rob, who lost a newborn two days ago, is fearing the worst.