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Based in the original veterinary surgery of the late Alf White aka James Herriot in Thirsk, The Yorkshire Vet, Julian Norton, and his dedicated team, still continue their founder's traditions treating all creatures great and small. This is a fascinating observational documentary series with exclusive access all areas to Skeldale Veterinary Centre, the staff, its clientele and their beloved animals of all shapes, sizes and species.

Based in the original veterinary surgery of the late Alf White aka James Herriot in Thirsk, The Yorkshire Vet, Julian Norton, and his dedicated team, still continue their founder's traditions treating all creatures great and small. This is a fascinating observational documentary series with exclusive access all areas to Skeldale Veterinary Centre, the staff, its clientele and their beloved animals of all shapes, sizes and species.

Based in the original veterinary surgery of the late Alf White aka James Herriot in Thirsk, The Yorkshire Vet, Julian Norton, and his dedicated team, still continue their founder's traditions treating all creatures great and small. This is a fascinating observational documentary series with exclusive access all areas to Skeldale Veterinary Centre, the staff, its clientele and their beloved animals of all shapes, sizes and species.

In this episode, The Yorkshire Vet, Julian Norton, is called out to a late-night life-or-death emergency to help a cow that is struggling to deliver a huge calf. A Bernese Mountain puppy, delivered by emergency Caesarean last episode, is brought in to see Practice Partner, Peter Wright. Her new owner is extremely worried as Peggy the puppy has chewed and swallowed a huge chunk of extension cable. Vet Sarah sees Polly the poorly Chicken who is off her food and suffering in pain.

The Yorkshire Vet, Julian Norton has his work cut out in this episode. There's peril in the pig pen as he risks life and limb to inject a ferocious porker and a mystery to solve with stud alpaca Lothario, who's so far failed to live up to his namesake's reputation.

In this episode, Julian treats a much-loved moggie with a badly swollen eye where surgery might be the only option. When one of the staff's own pets becomes sick there's only one place to go. Head Nurse Sarah is extremely worried about her own dog, Copper, who is off his food, losing weight and going downhill fast. Julian steps in to find out what has gone wrong for Copper. Spring is in the air and lambing season is in full swing. When Julian gets an emergency call out to a ewe struggling t