Dr. Don performs an emergency C-section to save Lucy the Chihuaha - who was bred by a King Pomeranian - and the large puppy inside her.

If you want a healthy pet, keep an eye on their chompers.

Dr. Jeff and his staff help Joyce adjust to life outside the puppy mill where she was kept in confinement for 12 years.

Mr. Cramer the cat is in the clinic with a dislocated hip. Dr. Don is assigned to the case and completes his first solo hip surgery.

A good samaritan brings a kitten he found buried unconscious in the dirt at a construction site. The kitty is battling dehydration, low glucose, low body temperature and a very faint heart beat.

Dr. Jeff tries to remove part of a toolbelt that Charlie the black lab swallowed.

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!

Snow comes in to see Dr. B because of flees and mysterious bumps on her side. It’s not an infection, but it sure is disgusting.

Canines don’t need a lot of carbs. Learn more about things you should avoid feeding your dog.

The results are in! Lola and her owners return to Planned Pethood Plus after a biopsy of the mass on her leg returns from the lab.

Dr. Jeff treats Lily, a 12-year-old puppy mill rescue with skin allergies. Lily, who has lived in a wire cage her entire life, gets to sleep in a bed for the first time.

Obsession's pit bull pup, King, is foaming at the mouth and barely conscious. He's brought into the clinic with a 109 degree temperature with an unknown cause.

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.

After spending early life at a private residence, Kujo gets his nails trimmed and Dr. Jeff finds more damage than he expected.

As long as your pup isn’t aggressive and is up to date on vaccines, dog parks are a great place for socialization and fun!

Parvo is a highly contagious virus to which there is no cure. All Dr. Amy can do is make Neptune comfortable and help hydrate the little pup.