While volunteering in Mexico, Petra operates on a pup in to be spayed. While Masquerita is on the table, Petra realizes there's something very hard located inside her bladder.

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.

Dyani reminisces about the first hedgehog she ever met at the clinic.

Elmer, a 6-month-old Nigerian midget goat, gets an X-Ray after being kicked in the chest by a horse.

Dr. Nichols takes a closer look at Maggie the Bichon Frise pup, hoping to figure out if there is a foreign body blocking her stomach and causing her discomfort.

The death of Chico was a very intense time for the staff at Planned Pethood Plus.

Tammy dedicated 20 years to the Air Force and relies heavily on her German Shephard to help alleviate her PTSD. Unfortunately, Samson’s shattered elbow needs surgical attention.

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.

Planned Pethood’s exotics expert travels The Gabriel Foundation in Colorado, an organization dedicated to the welfare of parrots.

There’s nothing cuter than a pig in a stroller. Dyani raves about one of the most precious moments at the clinic.

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 pulls a mango seed out of a dog's colon by pushing it down the intestinal tract.

Dr. Amy Hutcheson uses a nylon band to reconstruct Tucker's torn CCL. It's a complicated surgery, but Dr. Amy has completed more than 10 and she is ready to succeed again.

Dr. Jeff performs a tricky surgery on Stella, an 11-week-old Australian Shepherd, whose esophagus is being constricted by a blood vessel.

Dr. Baier and Hector travel to the Zoology Foundation in Larkspur, Colorado to administer rabies vaccines to two rescued wallabies.

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.