Vet on the Hill - Episode Guide

In the first edition, a 21-year-old cat needs to have a huge mass removed from its ear, but any general anaesthetic at this age is a big risk, while Scott is concerned about the liver of a Chihuahua suffering from diabetes.

Scott treats a puppy with a punctured eyeball, while vet Jo and nurse Gemma take a stray cat to foster carer Penny.

Archie the bulldog has advanced arthritis and is treated with a cutting-edge plasma injection. Herb the labradoodle gets a grass seed lodged deep in his ear canal. A snake has a respiratory problem.

A German shepherd has problems with mobility. A tawny owl has an eye injury after being hit by a vehicle. A stray cat is brought in but he isn't micro-chipped. And there's an update on bulldog Archie.

In the fifth episode, worried dog-sitters Natasha and Josiah arrive at the clinic with eight-year-old Bam Bam the Maltese terrier, who has lost half of his body weight. Blood tests confirm Scott's suspicion that Bam Bam is diabetic. The terrier is in a critical condition and needs immediate treatment if he is to survive. Bam Bam is placed on a drip for several days to try to bring him back from the brink.

In the sixth episode, Edwin the cat has severe breathing problems. Scott's initial diagnosis is feline asthma but he wants to take some X-rays and do tests to confirm the condition. What happens next is a vet's nightmare: Edwin stops breathing on the X-ray table and, to add to the tension, there's a power blackout. Has Edwin used up all of his nine lives? Scott is called out to treat Honey, a two-year-old Shar Pei that's been abandoned.

Vet on the Hill follows charismatic Australian vet Dr Scott Miller at work in his surgery in south-west London, giving a genuine insight into the highs and lows of life at a grassroots veterinary practice. In the seventh episode, Sandy, who gave up a high-powered job in banking to start her own dog-walking company, spends her days walking her clients' dogs in the park or doing special garden visits to play games with pampered pooches. Having left the corporate rat race to find job satisfaction, Sandy now wants to take her business to a new level and has asked Scott to give her a first aid lesson in case anything happens to any of her clients' canines. Former international pop star Hannah from mega group S Club 7 is a regular at the clinic with Stanley, her Cavalier King Charles spaniel.

Scott Miller teams up with specialist orthopaedic surgeon Dr Michael Hamilton to see if there is anything they can do to give a Border collie a happier, more comfortable life

Darren and Pam bring their new bulldog puppy in for a vaccination, but they discover that it needs an operation for an eye defect.

Dr Scott Miller returns for a new series featuring the highs and lows of life at his veterinary practice in south-west London. In this first episode of the new run, Scott helps kamikaze cat Bruce, who has fallen from a third floor flat. It also turns out that Bruce is a girl! When Bonnie the dog has puppies, Scott gets called in to help. But what follows is a marathon which ends in dramatic emergency surgery. And Scott's own dog Betty gets cutting edge laser treatment to help with her rehabilitation from spinal surgery.

Dr Scott takes on a challenging hip replacement for a tiny chihuahua. There is also a chaotic cat invasion and an extreme makeover.

Dr Scott puts himself in the firing line treating a Rottweiler. A much loved spaniel may have an incurable disease. And Bella the cat has fractured her tail.

Dr Scott and rookie vet Riaz get a huge shock when treating two chipmunks. A much-loved family cat could have cancer, but only a high-risk intervention can say for certain. And a cute puppy gets a life-saving nose op.

Dr Scott and his team tackle Paloma, an exotic dog with a tricky past; a bulldog called Bella in need of a new home; and some wild kittens with worms.

This episode features the moving story of a Staffordshire terrier called Rosa, who was used for excessive breeding and then dumped on the streets. Also, a gardener rescues a parakeet with a broken leg, a much-loved cat needs his thyroid gland taken out, and Scott's new puppy Skully is rushed into the practice after swallowing a baby's dummy.

Dr Scott tackles a sphynx cat that's become a frisky pest due to raging hormones. Scott goes to Sheffield to meet a remarkable teenage animal activist and gets roped in to looking after a badly behaved meerkat. Plus, nurse Jess rushes in her little rescue dog Poppy after a play fight goes wrong.

In this Christmas special, Scott goes head-to-head with one of Santa's helpers and finds out that wrangling reindeers is hard work. A young family hope their Christmas wish will come true as they wait for test results on their much loved guinea pig. And there's a party for six puppies that Scott helped bring into the world.

South London vet Dr Scott Miller returns for a new series, treating a rescue cat with a fused jaw. There's also a school visit to help goats Jack and Jill.

Dr Scott Miller helps a dog with a painful limp. A hedgehog needs to go on a diet. And 16 tortoises require microchipping.

Dr Scott heads for Wales, where he wrestles a feisty ram, helps save a foal with a hernia, and gets up and close and personal with a prize bull.

Dr Scott meets a brave rescue pup with a heartbreaking list of problems. He also finds himself under pressure when head nurse Emma brings in her own cat for treatment.

Dr Scott meets an elderly cat with a worrying lump in his abdomen. Overweight pooch Coco is limping badly and needs an operation to save her damaged knee. And a gym session for Scott turns into a consult when he discovers his trainer's shar pei needs an urgent facelift.

A brave little shih-tzu faces a huge battle, a flying beagle could be grounded for ever, and Dr Scott treats a French bulldog with a life-threatening condition.

Dr Scott discovers a rare eye condition in a sweet-natured sproodle. A rescue tortoise is in need of a loving new home. A doting owner and her tiny terrier are both fighting serious health problems. And why does Harry the tabby cat need a sex-change operation?

Scott meets a Spanish rescue cat with a chronic eye condition. And a heartbroken young owner finds out the shocking news about her puppy.

Scott and Emma fall in love with a fox that just can't make it in the wild, Hugo the bull mastiff has just found a loving new home but his luck may have run out and Scott has a testing time in the country with some exotic patients.

A five-month-old puppy needs emergency surgery after a freak accident. And there's a baffling case for Scott, as he tries to find out why a young poodle cross is losing the use of her legs.

Scott has to deliver some devastating news to his sister-in-law Maz about her puppy. A baby budgerigar needs help. And a cat has a weird growth on its head.

The fourth series of the show featuring Australian vet Dr Scott Miller, who runs a surgery in south-west London. In the first episode of the new run, Scott deals with a liver disease scare for a celebrity dachshund. There's a miracle recovery for the victim of a horrific car accident. Practice manager Maz's unusual pets need some unexpected treatments. And Scott makes an astounding discovery when he opens up an oversized Maine Coon cat called Chip.

Springer spaniel Jack needs an operation to fix a debilitating problem. His owner is worried he won't survive the anaesthetic. A mystery parcel is left on Scott's doorstep. And Scott enlists the help of a specialist surgeon to save a Hungarian vizsla dog with a paralysed larynx.

Dr Scott operates on a tiny pet hedgehog to find out what's causing her chronic pain. Two women need help with their sick cats. A feisty parrot gets a pedicure. And naughty puppy Colin has eaten something he shouldn't have.

Scott performs surgery to try to save the leg of a young kitten. German shepherd Poppy is struggling with painful hips. Lenny the cat needs an ear operation to regain balance. And Toby the Maltese terrier has a rather embarrassing problem.

Two French bulldogs need help with their incontinence. Dr Scott takes a road trip to Wales to brush up on his farm veterinary skills. There's an extraordinary emergency surgery for Athena the cow. And Scott tackles a feisty patient.

Scott helps a neglected rescue dog with a chance of a better life. A princess pug needs surgery. And a geriatric tortoise has a runny nose.

A new run of episodes of Vet on the Hill starts with Dr Scott Miller trying to save the damaged tail of a cocker spaniel pup. And a much-loved Staffy needs a high-tech eye operation. Also, Scott is put to the test in a dramatic puppy birth.

Beloved pug Bafta may have a fatal tumour; a nervous border collie must overcome his fear of the vet; and Scott takes a trip up North to help out at a Donkey Sanctuary.

Dr Scott performs surgery on his own dog Skully. An English bull terrier called Dylan is put on a weight loss program. And some feisty felines put Phoebe to the test.

Scott undertakes a challenging piece of surgery. Also, tiny little shih-tzu needs help with an alarming snort. There's a search on to find the owner of a lost kitten. And Scott adopts some chickens.

This episode includes emergency surgery for a sick pug; a hedgehog with a lump; and Phoebe helps care for the dogs of the homeless, while Dr Scott tries to save Fifi's broken leg.

Scott operates on his nurse's rescue dog from Romania; English bulldog Daisy has a strange head tremor; and Scott treats a hedgehog, a kestrel and a swan at a wildlife rescue centre.

Scott undertakes a risky anaesthetic to save a 14-year-old family dog; little Vince is suffering from a mystery disease; and Scott checks up on pregnant pigs and rare breed rams at a working farm in London.

Scott and Phoebe team up to save the vision of two young kittens; Brian the stray budgie needs a home; a one-year-old pup needs major leg surgery; and Scott takes on fiesty French bulldog Claude.