The Most Unusual Animal Cases | 3 Hours Of Vet On The Hill

A 2-year-old Labrador has joints more like a senior dog and now needs surgery to correct a strange walk. A tiger’s ingrown nails could be hiding a bigger problem, while a French Bulldog’s mysterious lameness leaves both carer and vet searching for answers. Meanwhile, a routine check reveals a shocking result for a rescue Bullmastiff, while a cat with a weeping eye faces an uncertain future. Across this 3-hour marathon, animals in and beyond the clinic encounter unexpected diagnoses, difficult decisions and risky procedures as vets work to give them another chance. 00:00 Intro 00:30 How is a dog's arthritis treated? 03:56 How is a tiger's ingrown nail fixed? 21:18 How to fix a donkey's sinus problem? 44:33 Why is French Bulldog limping? 1:00:32 Why is cat's eye constantly weeping? 1:22:01 Abandoned canaries find their forever home 1:40:56 How is a dog's mouth wart removed? 1:59:11 What is a tenrec? 2:21:09 Why can't dog use her back legs? 2:38:29 Why does Terrier need open heart surgery? 2:56:32 Why is dog barking excessively? 3:18:02 Why is cat so bloated? Vet on the Hill is a fascinating and often emotional insight into the highs and lows of our busy UK veterinary clinics. We follow Dr Scott Miller, a charismatic Australian Vet treating beloved pets at his Richmond Practice. From cats and dogs and more unusual pets coming into his surgery to seeing much bigger and wilder animals outside the clinic, no two days are the same. Vet On The Hill also features South African vet Michael Lazaris, now working in London, Yorkshire vet Louisa Graham and Michael Hamilton and Pete Smith working out of a lively Buckinghamshire based practice. #vetonthehill #pets #vet #animals