The Yorkshire Vet

Peter Wright is reunited with a baby donkey called Elvis, who he saved when he was a newborn. An old, one-eyed dog has a problem with his remaining eye.

Peter Wright delivers two lambs, but the third baby is trickier because it's coming backwards. And Julian Norton tries to deliver an important letter eaten by a greedy black Labrador.

A newborn lamb with a nasty wound is rushed into the animal hospital. Peter Wright heads to the Greens' farm, where young calf Pear has an upset stomach. Julian Norton must prepare for a knee opera...

It's minus two degrees in Yorkshire as Matt Smith heads out during the night to deliver a calf. And Rohin Aojula considers adopting a stray kitten brought to the animal hospital.

On Julian's first day back in theatre after his knee injury, a French bulldog needs emergency surgery. Shona rushes to a cow who's just had a calf but is struggling with a seemingly dislocated hip.

Julian Norton's patient, Mandarin duck Ada, has badly injured her leg. Peter Wright attends a pregnant ewe struggling to give birth after being scanned for triplets.

The Yorkshire Vet follows four vet practices as they care for animals of all kinds. This episode is filled with drama, from caiman alligators, degu surgeries to emergency births.

Julian helps Lancelot the sheep, while Matt operates on Buggs the giant rabbit. Peter rushes to assist a calving cow, and David tends Siamese kittens. Peter's surprise takes Steve back to his child...

In this special episode, Julian Norton heads for the Scottish Highlands, visiting the practice where he began his veterinary career in Thurso. And he has to assist with a cow who has prolapsed.

David Melleney rushes out to help a farmer and her young son, whose pet ewe is struggling to give birth. Rohin Aojula needs to operate on his own pet cat for the second time.

With a ewe and her unborn babies in danger, Peter Wright heads to an unusual lambing location - under a railway bridge. Matt Smith performs surgery on a Koi carp.