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There's no such thing as "a regular day" at Denver's Planned Pethood Plus veterinary clinic. For over 80,000 clients and their pets, the clinic and its maverick vet Dr. Jeff Young represent one last hope and possibly the difference between life and death. This summer, Animal Planet reveals the lengths one man is willing to go within the emergency room and beyond in the new 10-part series Dr. Jeff: Rocky Mountain Vet.Dr. Jeff's sharp surgical skills and philosophy of always putting animals first make him one of the busiest and most respected veterinarians in the country, and this powerfully poignant series captures some of the riveting real-life cases that come through his doors. Cameras reveal the often tense and chaotic atmosphere at Planned Pethood Plus with its continuous flow of urgent emergencies on top of scheduled appointments. Fortunately, Dr. Jeff's presence provides calm to his anxious patients and their human companions. His 25-plus years of veterinary experience guide an exceptionally skilled team of more than 30 veterinary experts as they respond to the frenetic energy with unflappable precision, compassion and speed. The staff works alongside and occasionally on top of each other as they juggle routine pet visits with several dozen daily crucial surgeries and emergencies.A passionate advocate for spaying and neutering pets, Dr. Jeff has performed more than 165,000 of these population-controlling procedures that improve long-term animal health. He's committed to providing low-cost animal care to all, which means he puts the welfare of the pets well before profit. What's lost in income is made up for in the sheer volume of animals he treats and the selfless satisfaction in knowing that he has improved lives and the quality of veterinary care. For animals in need who can't make it to the clinic, Dr. Jeff finds the time to take his veterinary services on the road, visiting farm and ranch animals and far-reaching communities and reservations within Colorado, neighboring states and beyond. He's considered a miracle worker by his clients for treating broken and sick animals and putting their lives - and often their owners' lives - back together.
Dr. Jeff must save a dog that goes into cardiac arrest as it arrives, but the owners are homeless and can't pay the bill; rookie Dr. Amy operates on a dog that was kicked in the head by a horse.
Dr. Jeff must decide how to proceed with a 3-month-old micro-pig that needs leg surgery, when anasthesia could kill her; routine dental exam for French Bulldog becomes complicated operation; the team helps couple who rescue sled dogs in the Rockies.
Dr Jeff and his team are pushed to the limit when a litter of 10 puppies comes in with a mysterious and deadly disease. Then, Dr. Jeff must work out what's wrong with a limping cat before performing complex hip surgery.
A dog is brought into the clinic with a suspected broken leg, but Dr. Jeff quickly diagnosis a far more serious condition requiring urgent surgery. Vet tech Tasha is forced to overcome her childhood fear of birds. And, a cat's appetite gets it in trouble.
A golden retriever is rushed into surgery after swallowing a pacifier. Then, when a stray dog is hit by a car in Oklahoma, Dr. Jeff and his team step up to save him - but they will need to find the dog a home once he has recovered from surgery.
Dr. Jeff and his team help a homeless man's 5-month-old puppy that has a broken paw; x-rays reveal one of the worst cases of bladder stones in a dog the staff have ever seen.
A devastated owner rushes his golden retriever into the clinic after accidentally breaking her leg while playing with her. Then, a beagle is dumped at the clinic after a vicious dog attack and it's up to Dr. Jeff to fix him up and find him a new home
Rookie vet Dr. Amy is challenged when fat cat, Chubbs, needs immediate facial surgery; Labrador's backside is peppered with buckshot; a runaway dog gets horribly torn up in a chain-link fence; husky puppy fractures her leg by falling out of bed.
An overweight cat with kidney disease needs a miracle if it is going to survive. And, Dr. Jeff battles to save a dog hit by a car while the owners are on an overseas mission.
Jeff Young(Dr. Jeff)
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