A devastating flood leaves animals injured and in need of help, with one horse lucky to survive after being caught in the disaster.
Meanwhile a little dog suffers a devastating back injury due to the tragic events.
The marathon continues with heartbreaking rescues, unusual wildlife cases and challenging surgeries as vets work to help animals of all shapes and sizes.
00:00 Intro
00:30 What happens to animals in floods?
42:10 How to tell if a dog has been neglected?
01:00:22 How do vets treat lions?
01:23:30 Why are koalas in trouble?
01:45:25 Why do cats hump pillows?
01:55:00 How do fishing hooks injure marine wildlife?
02:11:27 How do vets treat a prolapse in dogs?
02:27:20 Why are camels castrated?
02:37:22 How does artificial light affect turtles?
03:01:50 Why are wallabies losing their homes?
03:11:25 How to help an injured bird
03:16:09 Why is squirrel glider's face swollen?
Vet on the Hill is a fascinating and often emotional insight into the highs and lows of our busy UK veterinary clinics.
We follow Dr Scott Miller, a charismatic Australian Vet treating beloved pets at his Richmond Practice. From cats and dogs and more unusual pets coming into his surgery to seeing much bigger and wilder animals outside the clinic, no two days are the same.
Vet On The Hill also features South African vet Michael Lazaris, now working in London, Yorkshire vet Louisa Graham and Michael Hamilton and Pete Smith working out of a lively Buckinghamshire based practice.
#vetonthehill #pets #vet #animals
A devastating flood leaves animals injured and in need of help, with one horse lucky to survive after being caught in the disaster.
Meanwhile a little dog suffers a devastating back injury due to the tragic events.
The marathon continues with heartbreaking rescues, unusual wildlife cases and challenging surgeries as vets work to help animals of all shapes and sizes.
00:00 Intro
00:30 What happens to animals in floods?
42:10 How to tell if a dog has been neglected?
01:00:22 How do vets treat lions?
01:23:30 Why are koalas in trouble?
01:45:25 Why do cats hump pillows?
01:55:00 How do fishing hooks injure marine wildlife?
02:11:27 How do vets treat a prolapse in dogs?
02:27:20 Why are camels castrated?
02:37:22 How does artificial light affect turtles?
03:01:50 Why are wallabies losing their homes?
03:11:25 How to help an injured bird
03:16:09 Why is squirrel glider's face swollen?
Vet on the Hill is a fascinating and often emotional insight into the highs and lows of our busy UK veterinary clinics.
We follow Dr Scott Miller, a charismatic Australian Vet treating beloved pets at his Richmond Practice. From cats and dogs and more unusual pets coming into his surgery to seeing much bigger and wilder animals outside the clinic, no two days are the same.
Vet On The Hill also features South African vet Michael Lazaris, now working in London, Yorkshire vet Louisa Graham and Michael Hamilton and Pete Smith working out of a lively Buckinghamshire based practice.
#vetonthehill #pets #vet #animals