There is no right answer, but Dr. Jeff has a strong recommendation that can help you decide.

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. Lindsay begins surgery on a Golden Doodle who is at the clinic to get spayed and have her mammary tumor removed. However, Dr. Lindsay uncovers something lodged in Sparky's intestine that could be causing her loss of appetite.

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.

Dr. Jeff performs a tricky surgery on an abandoned black lab puppy named John Doe with a broken leg.

Hector arrives back at the clinic with Carly, an eight-week-old puppy who's been nursing a fractured front leg for at least two weeks.

Though they may look like a pet, wolves and coyotes will not share their food if your pet becomes stray.

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.

Dr. B pays a visit to Hog Haven – one of the few pig sanctuaries in the state of Colorado – to check up on a recently-neutered pig named Sherman.

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.

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!

Robin brings in her pooch Batman after he begins to feel the side effects of the medical marijuana chocolate bar he accidentally consumed.

Dr. Jeff dishes advice on what to consider when looking to adopt.

Dr. Baier has spent most of his career with exotic animals. This surgery marks his very first feline leg amputation.

Cats are creatures of habit. If they’re acting off, chances are they might need to visit the vet.

Zoe's owners bring her into Planned Pethood after receiving news that the surgery that will mend the pup's shattered leg could cost the family upwards of $4,000.