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Bondi Vet
Three young emus are causing havoc at the Reptile Park. Lisa meets Charlie, a cat that has a knack for eating up dangerous items such as a 50 cm thick pink ribbon. And Chris tries to save a three day old foal that unexpectedly lost its mother. A horse that recently just lost her own foal could be the solution but will foal and the grieving horse accept each other? And how is Zambi doing? The young lion cub is celebrating her first anniversary and uncle Chris of course can't miss that birthday party.
Chris swaps the city for the country as he heads to the Kyabram Vet Clinic in country Victoria to help out a friend. There's little time for pleasantries though. Plus, a cat is rushed to SASH and has been struck down by a paralysis tic for the third time in 12 months.
At the Bondi Vet referral hospital Sascha a young Rottweiler has been rushed to emergency with fears its bloated stomach is beginning to twist. Can the team save young Sascha?
Chris has been invited to visit an extraordinary veterinary hospital in Abu Dhabi that cares for injured falcons which are treated like royalty. Chris must then must perform delicate surgery on one.
Chris is presented with a cardboard box at his surgery and what he finds inside is deeply disturbing: a tiny kitten with shocking injuries. Can he fix the little cat and find it a loving home?
Chris is in China volunteering at one of Beijing's busiest veterinary clinics. His first patient is a hamster with a worrying lump on its chest. Surprisingly, it's his first ever hamster patient.
Dr Chris is confronted with an unusual patient - an albino echidna - but there's a question mark over whether this rare creature is a male or female so Chris must anaesthetise it to find out.
Dr Chris is in country Victoria working with a local vet clinic to help out an old friend. He barely has time to hang up his coat when he is sent out to help a pregnant cow through a difficult labour.
In the Bondi clinic, Dr Chris treats a tiny kitten who has been born with a badly twisted back leg. At just three days old, she's one of the youngest kittens Dr Chris has ever seen at the clinic. In Queensland, Tim arrives just in time for a rare event—hatching baby loggerhead turtles. Plus, Chris must treat a three-day-old kitten with a badly twisted back leg, and three adorable little pups have been found running loose on the side of a busy Sydney road .
Dr Chris travels to the Cook Islands to work with a vet clinic in Rarotonga. He soon learns how hard it is looking after injured animals with basic facilities and limited supplies
Chris is in the Cook Islands for a fortnight volunteering at a local vet clinic. He is working with basic facilities which prove trying when he is presented with a young cat missing part of its nose.
Dr Chris is in country Victoria working with a local vet clinic when he is called out to help a three-legged cow with deformed hooves. If Chris cannot help, the cow will no longer be able to walk. Also, a 220-kilo pig needs his dangerously long tusks trimmed.
Chris makes a special trip to Karara in Queensland to see Stubby, a tiny 3-week-old piglet born with only one trotter. In order to survive, Chris needs to work out a way for her to walk normally.
Chris travels to Edgars Mission on the outskirts of Melbourne where he is faced with a very woolly fugitive, a sheep that was rescued after 5 years on the run. The thick matted wool could be hiding all sorts of health problems.
Chris travels to remote Christmas Island to help a seabird named Bill that is unable to fly. Bill is a rare Abbott's Booby and she's missing critical flight feathers.
Chris heads to South Australia to meet a three month old baby Cheetah, Kwatile, the first cheetah born at Monarto Zoo in eight years.
Jack the koala has suddenly developed nasty bumps all over his face. A concerned Chris takes the little two year old to the local clinic for an immediate biopsy.
Penny, a dairy buffalo has severely deformed horns, which are growing into her skull, dangerously close to her brain. Chris must carry out the painstaking job of carefully removing the horns.
Dr Chris Brown heads out to sea to help save an endangered Grey Nurse shark which has been spotted entangled in a fishing line. He is also called on to assist a young duck in trouble.
A critically ill swan has been found caught up in a soccer net in a suburban backyard. The bird is emaciated and running out of time. Can Dr Chris save the swan before it is too late?
