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Season 24 / Episode 2 and airs on 05 November 2026 20:00
The Yorkshire Vet is a documentary series about Yorkshire vet Julian Norton, his business partner Peter Wright and their team as they administer modern-day medical and surgical aid to creatures great and small. From bulldogs to bullocks, there are no creatures too large or too small for these vets.
Peter Wright treats Pickle, an African pygmy hedgehog with a large lump, while Matt Smith investigates rescue pig Truffles' worsening mobility. At a wildlife reserve, Shona Searson and David Melleney examine a Highland cow's suspected eye tumour. Meanwhile, Julian Norton enjoys a festive husky ride through North Yorkshire's Dalby Forest.
Peter Wright tries to save a newborn lamb who has an unusual birth defect, Shona Searson heads out to see Cannon Hall Farm's ailing shire horse Grace. Rohin Aojula spots a pheasant on the road that's been hit by a car, and despite it being his afternoon off he takes the bird to the practice and does his best to save him.
Peter Wright treats mischievous spaniel Flynn after he swallows part of a glove, while Julian Norton operates on cat Ella's painful eyelids. David Melleney helps a Ryeland ewe give birth, and Matt Smith and Rohin Aojula treat a prolapsed hen. Later, Rohin joins Peter and the Nicholson brothers for a lively, competitive lawn bowls challenge.
The vets treat a dachshund who comforts a widower, as Peter Wright removes a bladder stone, and Julian Norton tackles two fighting rabbits. The team also deal with an escaped peacock with a sinus infection, and perform an emergency Caesarean on a first-time mother struggling to deliver her large calf.
Julian Norton's team perform a C-section on a Great Dane, which produces the biggest litter of puppies he's ever delivered. Matt Smith deals with 24 ferrets that all need vaccinating so they can go to new homes. And Rohin Aojula heads to a Hindu animal sanctuary in Leicestershire to see a three-eyed bull.
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