The Pets Factor

Vet James scans Tilly the pregnant cavapoo who is about to become a mum for the very first time, Cheryl performs tricky surgery on Duke the Hungarian vizsla, who has a nasty looking lump on his neck and Rory finds a lot more than he'd bargained for with Martel - a big Bengal cat with the appetite of a Bengal tiger.

Cat works around the clock to save some seriously poorly border collie pups.

Jabba the Pug receives a facelift, and Lolly the guinea pig goes under risky anaesthetic.

Vet James gets a visit from Pretzel, a royal python with a mystery blockage. We join vet Cat at her family farm, and Jasper, an itchy cavapoo, gives her an earful. Also things get a bit messy with Cheryl's client, Bambi - a cute ten-week-old pomeranian pup, who's not exactly toilet trained.

Documentary series visiting vet practices around the UK.

Vet James performs some serious surgery on Hepsie, a pampered pet rabbit with a nasty lump. Cat has a very dirty job on her hands with Sadie the poorly springer spaniel. And Rory gets a hostile reception from Poppy, a chippy kitty with an injured eye.

Cheryl faces one of her trickiest operations yet - removing a grapefruit-sized lump from an elderly jack russell. Meanwhile, Rory's patient, Doris the chicken, gets herself into a bit of a flap and Cat the vet is on the hunt for some missing underpants - inside a King Charles spaniel.

Cheryl puts her detective skills to the test on Coco the chihuahua, who is making some rather strange noises. And vet Cat gets the thrill of removing a gooey lump from the head of a much-loved moggy.

It's a first for Cheryl when she performs an extraordinary operation on a 16-year-old goldfish called Baraka. Vet Cat gets a visit from Scout, a nervous greyhound with a poorly paw. James helps Jack the cat, whose waistline is playing havoc with his aching bones.

James gets thrown in at the deep end with some serious surgery on a water-loving moggy called Smallie. Cheryl helps reunite two netherland dwarf rabbits, Bumble and Winnie. And Rory spots a solution for a friendly french bulldog called Blue.