Vets 24/7 - Episode Guide

In this episode, will a stray cat recover from a road traffic accident and be reunited with its owners? Vet Alex Franklin deals with a Welsh mountain pony's dental problem, and practice partner Gareth Field cares for old dog Lizzie, who needs a life-saving operation. Plus Wales's leading exotic pet specialist Lance Jepson has a parrot and a monkey to treat.

In this episode, it's touch and go for Bruce the cocker spaniel with a mystery illness, can senior partner Dai Roberts save his life? Large animal vet Andy Hopker hits the rural roads to care for cows and horses on the farms in Gower. And nurse Shelly who runs 'Chubb Club' for overweight pets has to persuade Harriet the West Highland terrier to change her diet.

In this episode, can Practice Partner Gareth Field get to the bottom of Tigger the cat's bad temper? Vet Becky is called out to an emergency at a farm on the Gower where a cow has collapsed. And find out why Tonka the bulldog has lost his lust for life.

In this final episode, an emergency operation on an injured cat drags Partner Geraint Jones out of bed. Partner Ifan Lloyd has to test a herd of prize winning cattle for TB, but will the results bring bad news for the Royal Welsh winning farmers? And Ianto the three-year-old alpaca goes under the knife.

This new series returns to one of the largest veterinary practices in South Wales. For over 120 years St James' Vets have been treating all creatures great and small from their branches in Swansea and Neath. In this episode, can vet Gwen Rees save a pregnant sheep? Exotics' vet Lance Jepson has a prickly encounter with an African pygmy hedgehog and a dog called Mutley struggles for survival after being admitted to the hospital with the deadly parvovirus.

In this episode, Lady the bulldog needs a caesarean section operation to deliver her puppies but will all seven arrive safely? Rescue cats David and Moses have their lustful ways curbed and at the large animal clinic, there is a twin lamb emergency in the middle of the night.

In this third episode, exotic specialist Lance Jepson operates on a chameleon with a mystery lump. Vet Rebecca has to treat a herd of alpacas and could two puppies awaiting surgery on their broken legs discover that they have more in common than just their injuries?

In this last episode, senior partner Dai Roberts gives 55 kilo French Mastiff dog Bronson a pedicure. Is it the end of the road for 26-year-old horse Patch, and vet Gareth Field tries to get to the bottom of what Charlie the Boston terrier has got in his tummy.

In this brand new series the cameras follow a week in the life of one of the largest veterinary practices in south Wales. For over 120 years St James Vets have been treating all creatures great and small from their branches in Swansea and Neath. In this episode: can vet Gwen Rees save a collapsed pet alpaca? Exotics vet Lance Jepson encounters a 16-foot-long python with breathing difficulties and Batman the rat goes under the knife, but will the rat live to fight another day?

BBC cameras capture a week in the life of one of the largest veterinary practices in south Wales. For over 120 years, St James Vets have been treating all creatures great and small from their branches in Swansea and Neath.

This time, Tommy the tortoise is poorly and it's an emotional rollercoaster for his owners, desperate to save him. New vet Rebecca gets some hands-on experience, pregnancy testing at a dairy farm on Gower, and Tigerpuss is in the dentist chair, but will it be smiles all round for this lucky stray?

This time, vet Becky is called out at night to assist an alpaca in distress. Exotic specialist Lance Jepson meets a house-proud parrot. And down on a Gower dairy farm, will Daisy the cow surive a lifesaving operation?

Last in the series. BBC Cameras capture a week in the life of one of the largest Veterinary practices in South Wales. For over 120 years St James Vets have been treating all creatures great and small from their branches in Swansea and Neath. This time, partner Ifan Lloyd is taking no chances with some angry cows, there is a special delivery at the surgery, and vet Alex needs a strong stomach as she tries to save a pony with colic.

In this brand new series, the BBC cameras return to capture life 24/7 at one of the largest veterinary practices in south Wales. For over 120 years, St James Vets have been treating all creatures great and small. This time, Maddie the rottweiler's owners struggle to find the money she needs for her life-changing knee surgery, large animal vet Kevin treats a reindeer with an eye infection, and partner Geraint has hands full with a delivery of ten French bulldog puppies.

Documentary series charting a week in the life of St James Vets, one of the largest veterinary practices in south Wales. In this programme, newly qualified vet Imogen attempts to treat a herd of coughing calves, Troy the Staffordshire bull terrier is booked in for orthopaedic surgery, and exotic specialist Lance treats Tyson the heavyweight iguana.

Documentary series charting a week in the life of St James Vets, one of the largest veterinary practices in south Wales. In this programme, Custard the guinea pig is booked in for a delicate operation, Gareth treats a deaf kitten called Olaf, and will farmer Tom's herd of pedigree cattle finally pass their bovine tuberculosis tests?

Documentary series charting a week in the life of St James Vets, one of the largest veterinary practices in south Wales. In this final episode, the vets perform emergency abdominal surgery on Jess the cat following a road traffic accident, exotics vet Lance has some monkey business to attend to at the zoo and vet Becky tries to find out why Taz the German shepherd has collapsed at home.