Dr. Jeff Young and his team see a slew of emergencies come through their doors - they've seen it all and are prepared for any challenging case.

Not for the faint of heart! THIS is how you perform surgery on a pet's hip to repair a dislocation. Dr. Jeff Young is a pro AND hero!

Dr. Jeff is a surgical magician! He loves surgery and the technical challenge of the craft. This is how to fix one sweet, adorable dog's broken femur.

When a dog loses consciousness in his devastated owner's arms, the Planned Pethood Plus team needs to act fast to try to save this senior pup.

Dr. Jeff is passionate about spay and neutering pets - camels included! He's never performed the procedure on one before - but he's always up for the challenge!

OK for the record, these are SURGICAL staples - but surgical or otherwise, DO NOT PUT A STAPLEGUN TO YOUR FACE. EVER. NEVER. EVER. ... OK?

(Warning: Graphic Video) When Champ the dog swallows a baby pacifier, Dr. Jeff acts fast to remove the object from his intestines. Watch the mastery of his surgical technique. It's FASCINATING, but a little gross. You've been warned.

(Warning: Graphic Video) Minnie the dog has been pretty ill so her owners bring her to Planned Pethood Plus. The team diagnose her with bladder stones and jump into surgery ASAP!

When a very ill dog named Pinon is brought in, he is unable to eat has been vomiting for six days. Dr. Jeff and team believe he's eaten something and they need to find the obstruction quickly before it's too late.

When a litter of puppies are brought to the clinic, Dr. Jeff & team run a slew of tests & narrow it down to a deadly possibility -- a highly contagious disease that could potentially put the entire clinic in danger.

Forks, knives, wired bras - you name it, cats and dogs swallow it! And, Dr. Jeff and his team have seen it all. See what they pull out of one cat's small intestine after a pretty standard procedure.

Tasha is the head vet tech. And she is scared of BIRDS. So, when a crow named Gandalf comes in for a talon-trimming, she's just got to be the consummate professional and do her job.

When a dog named Jasper visits the clinic with a possible tumor, Dr. Jeff and his staff are reminded of the heroic vet's own cancer scare.

When 11-year-old Pudgy the pug is brought to the clinic by his owner because he is having trouble breathing, his owner needs to sit tight at the heartbreaking scene while Dr. Lindsay tries to diagnose the problem.

When Melody hears of a puppy 500 miles away about to be euthanized, the team really steps up to get this dog to Colorado to be treated by Dr. Jeff. And, he even gets a private flight - Scooter is one lucky pup!

Dr. Jeff and team have to perform a very delicate, tiny surgery on a teeny tiny micro pig. It's stressful indeed -- but the surgery seems to be a success! And the resulting cast is ADORABLE.

Dr. Jeff makes a tough decision to amputate a cat's leg after it sustained multiple fractures in an outdoor accident.

Dr. Jeff and Hector head upstate volunteer at W.O.L.F Sanctuary. They’re giving the animals vaccinations, but one new rescue is a bit wilder than the others.

(Warning: Graphic Video) Minnie the dog has been pretty ill so her owners bring her to Planned Pethood Plus. The team diagnose her with bladder stones and jump into surgery ASAP!

Don’t adopt an active dog if you work 8-10 hours a day and are rarely home.

(Warning: Graphic Video) When Champ the dog swallows a baby pacifier, Dr. Jeff acts fast to remove the object from his intestines. Watch the mastery of his surgical technique. It's FASCINATING, but a little gross. You've been warned.

Dr. Nichols and Hector travel 40 miles from Denver to a sanctuary that is home to hundreds of rescued bears and big cats to give the female lions birth control shots.

Shorty, the six-year old Chihuahua, was hit by a car driving 25 mph and is quickly losing consciousness.

Melody and Dr. Andres help a family whose backyard is overrun with stray cats during a trip to Mexico.

An Eskimo dog comes into Planned Pethood with a broken jaw, the result of a chronic dental infection.

Dr. Don calls in Dr. Jeff for help with a cat who is back at the clinic with more urinary tract issues.

OK for the record, these are SURGICAL staples - but surgical or otherwise, DO NOT PUT A STAPLEGUN TO YOUR FACE. EVER. NEVER. EVER. ... OK?

Dr. Jeff provides insight into when and how often your pet should get checked on by a vet.

Theresa and the National Mill Dog Rescue have saved over 11,200 dogs in ten years from horrid conditions.

When a dog named Jasper visits the clinic with a possible tumor, Dr. Jeff and his staff are reminded of the heroic vet's own cancer scare.

Pets are like us in that they experience major health issues if their diet is not monitored and regulated.

Paco returns to the States with the staff to a new home and a fancy wheelchair.