The Yorkshire Vet

- Season 4

(2017)

In this special edition of the show, vets Peter and Julian revisit some of their patients and see how they are getting on - including The Greens and Dougie the Yorkshire Pudding eating parrot.

The vets of the Skeldale Veterinary Centre return. A Llama has smashed its jaw knocking out several teeth, a stray cat taken in by the Greens needs a health check and more than one animal suffers birthing problems.

Julian tends to a desperately ill calf. Peter treats an elderly cat with severe constipation. Other patients include a young stag trapped by its antlers, a dog with a dislocated leg and some noisy young goats.

A semi-feral cat is brought in to have a lump on his face removed. Julian helps a ewe give birth and Peter and Sarah encounter Alfie, a cocky young donkey who has unusual parenting issues.

Julian has to remove a large lump from between the horns of a Highland cow, then he tries to discover why a horse has broken out in bumps from head to hoof. Peter treats a micro-pig and a pregnant ewe.

Julian is called out to a 3-day-old calf which has collapsed, the vet suspects it may be due to an infectious bacterial infection. Julian has to give a rare-breed pig a pedicure and Peter examines a lamb.

Julian Norton receives a panic-stricken call from alpaca farmer Jackie after two of her animals sneak into a barn and gorge themselves on food leaving them foaming at the mouth and choking.

Julian gets himself into a precarious situation when he is dragged around a barn by a one-ton bull. Meanwhile, Peter helps a baby goat open its eyes and comes to the aid of a cat with loose teeth.

Peter tries to save the life of a cow whose uterus has prolapsed while giving birth, Julian goes head-to-head with a 300kg boar named Donald. Back at the surgery 13 ferrets are causing chaos.

Peter goes to a retirement home for sheep to help one with a sore hoof. Julian's patient is a working dog that has fallen ill after running through a field of barley, potentially inhaling grain into its lungs. Two corgis are brought to Skeldale after eating a whole bag of raisins, which could cause kidney failure.