Dr. Oakley lassos a calf at an old school cattle roundup. Later, she shears an overgrown sheep and treats a dog that was kicked by a horse.
Celebrate Women’s History Month with a special compilation featuring the brains and brawn behind Dr. Michelle Oakley and her trio of vet assistant daughters. Whether they’re repelling down cliffs to check on golden eagle chicks, examining a rowdy herd of 125 cattle or treating a ferret with a UTI—there’s nothing the Oakley women can’t handle.
The team travels to remote islands where they face an explosive feral cat population, neglected dogs, and a pair of mischievous goats.
Dr. Oakley herds a group of unruly reindeer and treats a breeding mini ram with a limp. Back in Haines, the team treats a dog with a mass and a supersized cat with painfully matted fur.
Dr. Oakley treats an elk with hair loss and a tiny owl with a detached retina. One of the teams favorite patients returns with a shocking wound.
Dr. Oakley treats an emaciated chicken and a dog with a lacerated paw. To help a mini horse, the team needs to get past his protective donkey pal.
The Oakleys treat an electrocuted sloth, track the elusive tapir, and release rescued animals back into the wild.
Dr. Oakley treats a cherished breeding bull, a cat with a worrying lump, and a musk ox struggling to walk on his front hooves.
Dr. Oakley treats a dog with a mysterious nosebleed and an aging bald eagle. At the Kodiak Rodeo, she competes in a ribbon pulling contest.
In Costa Rica, Dr. Oakley treats jaguars, tackles an abscess on a tropical weasel, and determines if a rescued sloth can be released into the wild.
Dr. Oakley vaccinates a jet-setting chihuahua, tries to outsmart a shifty coyote, and meets a cow with an unusual growth.
Dr. Oakley transports baby bison to their new home and treats a pair of therapy reindeer that help a veteran with PTSD.
Dr. Oakley treats a pair of debilitated chickens and a Highland cow who loves to give hugs. A reindeer farm hopes to turn their luck around.
Dr. Oakley treats a baby elk with a limp, performs a dental on a musk ox, and gives a roadside pedicure to a pig.
Ahead of Sierras departure for vet school, the team treats an emu, a dog with a bulging eye, and a reindeer with a cracked antler.
Dr. Oakley treats a cat that swallowed a string, a pregnant reindeer with cancer, and a drooling porcupine.
Cat Got Your Tongue: Dr Oakley treats a cat that swallowed a string, a pregnant reindeer with cancer and a drooling porcupine. U. (S11, ep 1)
Dr. Oakley scrambles to save a dog after it ingests human supplements, operates on a deer's suspicious lump, and removes the eye of an alpaca.
Dr. Oakley transports a bull and horse across the sea, performs a cuteness check on chinchillas, and treats a working dog with a suspicious limp.
Dr. Oakley treats an old bison with a limp, a reindeer with a cracked antler, and a litter of newborn puppies struggling to survive.
Dr. Oakley investigates a lump on a beloved horse, tries to outsmart a herd of bison using horses and helicopters, and fights for the life of their pet pug with a bold new treatment.
Dr. Oakley treats a young musk ox with a hair loss problem, performs a checkup on a moose in front of an unexpected audience, and operates on a dog’s unusual mass.
The team performs a checkup on a pair of scrappy lynx and tricks two reindeer into cooperating for an important procedure. Sierra takes charge on clinic day.
The Oakleys head back to the Yukon to check over 100 cattle before helping an aggressive mini mule and a calf with breathing trouble.
Dr. Oakley diagnoses a friendly ferret and performs surgery on a kitten with a bulging eye. Sierra attempts to preg check a miniature cow.
Dr. Oakley treats a dog with a severely infected paw, a cat that's chewed his own tail, and rappels down a steep cliff to a golden eagle nest.
Dr. Oakley treats a Sitka deer with a recurring limp, an alpaca-llama cross with an attitude, and guards the family dog from a wandering hound.
Dr. Oakley learns how to flip a potbelly big, removes overgrown antlers from a reindeer, and treats a dog at risk of losing a frostbitten paw.
Dr. Oakley treats a limping bull bison, a dog with a mammary mass and a reindeer that’s unable to shed his antlers.
Dr. Oakley treats a moose with an eye injury, a rescued pig, and a dog with a porcupine vendetta.
Dr. Oakley treats an off-the-grid dachshund, an emotional support pig, and reunites reindeer siblings.
Dr. Oakley juggles two cases at once when a pregnant goat starts giving birth in the middle of a piglet hernia repair.
Dr. Oakley sees a horse with a limp, preg-checks a group of goats, and treats an overweight dog.
Dr. Oakley treats a dog with a bloated stomach, a goat with a shocking prolapse, and a cow with a mysterious lump.
Dr. Oakley treats a chunky chicken, a calf that was attacked by a bear, and a rescued kitten with worms.
Dr. Oakley castrates sassy muskoxen, preg checks a rabbit, helps a duck’s sore foot, relieves a reindeer, and solves a Labrador’s labor troubles.
Dr. Oakley treats an enormous bull with a split hoof, an aging elk, and her own family’s pet pug.
Dr. Oakley treats a miracle moose, a Doberman puppy that was hit by a car, and an unusually tiny patient.
Dr. Oakley removes a wolverine’s mass and makes a shocking discovery on a reindeer.
Dr. Oakley relocates baby musk oxen to a new home and treats a wolf with an eye emergency.
Dr. Oakley treats a dangerously thin reindeer and a cat with a heart condition.
Dr. Oakley helps a deer with a limp and an old horse with a dental issue.
Dr. Oakley sees a bison struggling to find food in its herd and a cat missing teeth.
Dr. Oakley helps a reindeer with broken antlers and a dog with severely burned paws.
Dr. Oakley treats a sneezing mink and takes part in a moose calf release.
Dr. Oakley helps an alpaca with an eye injury and a dangerously emaciated dog.
Dr. Oakley helps a dog that was attacked and a guinea pig with raspy breathing.
Dr. Oakley diagnoses a mass on a horse and uncovers a surprise during a lynx’s checkup.
This Thanksgiving, Dr. Michelle Oakley and her three daughters are serving up a healthy dose of veterinary care.
Dr. Michelle Oakley gears-up for the holiday rush, by caring for the reindeer of Alaska.
Dr. Oakley, and her daughters Maya, Sierra and Willow, travel to the AWCC where they attempt to bond with a lone wolf.
At the clinic, Dr. Oakley and her daughters rush to save a Siberian Husky who has ingested a bottle of pills. Then they team up with Dr. Aimie Doyle to operate on a horse's leg, even though it may cause a life-threatening injury.
Dr. Oakley travels to the Williams Reindeer Farm to check on newborn reindeer calves, only to find that one of them is seriously ill. Then, Michelle and her team check on Clark the moose and run tests in hopes of curing his bad cough.
A baby muskox has a bad case of the runs, and Dr. Michelle Oakley needs to get to the bottom of it. She then goes to help a horse with walking and breathing problems, and makes time to visit a snuggly puppy while she's there.
Dr. Oakley travels off the grid and checks on Clovis, a prickly peacock. At Dev Hurlburt's farm, Dr. Oakley performs preg-checks on the herd and lets Sierra have a hands-on opportunity. Back at her clinic, Michelle races to diagnose what's ailing Bella the German Shepherd.
Runaway the horse has a mysterious lump, so the owners call Dr. Michelle Oakley to check it out. Next, she helps a bull who's losing an alarming amount of weight, but mother nature doesn't want to make it easy on her.
While examining cattle at Dev Hurlburt's ranch, Dr. Oakley discovers that one cow is suffering from a nasty infection. Back at her clinic in Haines Alaska, everyone is on pins and needles as the doc performs eye surgery on therapy dog, Gauge.
In the clinic, Dr. Oakley checks up on Bindi's pups to get them ready for adoption. Then she examines Harri the cat to find the root cause of her seizures. Finally she checks out Zoe the French Bulldog who has a cyst that turns out to be something else.
A farm well equipped for handling cattle needs some help from Dr. Oakley to test out a new system for some rowdy bison. The dog days are back as Dr. Oakley hosts a drive thru vaccination clinic. Dr. Oakley checks on two ferrets as well as two German Shepherds with ailments common to their breeds.
Two bear cubs recovering from a harrowing experience need Dr. Oakley's expertise as they embark on a long journey to a new home. A cat's extreme mouth ulcers cause worry for its owner, but Dr. Oakley knows just what to do.
Dog-gone adventure awaits, as Dr. Michelle Oakley cares for canines across Alaska.
With winter quickly approaching, Dr. Oakley is busy working to prepare the animals of Alaska and the Yukon for the cold. Dental damage is no trouble for an old horse with a history of being a survivor. Another horse's mysterious nosebleed needs a deeper look.
It's all hands on deck as Dr. Oakley castrates a once wild stallion. Then, everyone holds their breath to see if the newly gelded horse succeeded in getting three mares pregnant before winter.
A young reindeer with many ailments needs Dr. Oakley's help to get back into fighting shape and an elderly porcupine poses a pokey problem.
Dr. Oakley sees two stubborn muskoxen and a particularly wily coyote. A badly burned dog receives an innovative, if fishy, new treatment.
While Dr. Oakley awaits a litter of puppies, she hits the road to treat a stubborn bison, and a moose with a respiratory issue. In the clinic, she checks a Great Dane's swollen leg.
While Dr. Oakley awaits a litter of puppies, she hits the road to treat a stubborn bison, and a moose with a respiratory issue. In the clinic, she checks a Great Dane's swollen leg.
Dr. Oakley participates in a race pitting human runners against reindeer, five muskox undergo pregnancy tests, and Daisy participates in a family reunion.
Dr. Oakley participates in a race pitting human runners against reindeer, five muskox undergo pregnancy tests, and Daisy participates in a family reunion.
Dr. Oakley sees two stubborn muskoxen and a particularly wily coyote. A badly burned dog receives an innovative, if fishy, new treatment.
Every day is a new challenge for Dr. Michelle Oakley, the only all-species vet for hundreds of miles in the Yukon. Whether wrestling bison or braving frozen landscapes to return lynx to the wild, Dr. Oakley will do whatever it takes to keep the animals in her charge safe and healthy.
Dr. Michelle Oakley is gearing up for the holiday rush, as she cares for reindeer across Alaska.
Michelle relies on her smarts, strength and stamina as she teams-up with her daughters, an aspiring young vet and a group of animal rescuers.
Every day is a new challenge for Dr. Michelle Oakley, the only all-species vet for hundreds of miles in the Yukon. Whether wrestling bison or braving frozen landscapes to return lynx to the wild, Dr. Oakley will do whatever it takes to keep the animals in her charge safe and healthy.
Dr. Michelle Oakley is making her list, and checking it twice, she’s going to find out which reindeer are feeling alright!
Foul-weather and foul-tempered animals are no match for Dr. Michelle Oakley, as she faces-off with the unforgiving Alaskan winter to help animals.
Every day is a new challenge for Dr. Michelle Oakley, the only all-species vet for hundreds of miles in the Yukon. Whether wrestling bison or braving frozen landscapes to return lynx to the wild, Dr. Oakley will do whatever it takes to keep the animals in her charge safe and healthy.
Every day is a new challenge for Dr. Michelle Oakley, the only all-species vet for hundreds of miles in the Yukon. Whether wrestling bison or braving frozen landscapes to return lynx to the wild, Dr. Oakley will do whatever it takes to keep the animals in her charge safe and healthy.
Every day is a new challenge for Dr. Michelle Oakley, the only all-species vet for hundreds of miles in the Yukon. Whether wrestling bison or braving frozen landscapes to return lynx to the wild, Dr. Oakley will do whatever it takes to keep the animals in her charge safe and healthy.
Every day is a new challenge for Dr. Michelle Oakley, the only all-species vet for hundreds of miles in the Yukon. Whether wrestling bison or braving frozen landscapes to return lynx to the wild, Dr. Oakley will do whatever it takes to keep the animals in her charge safe and healthy.
Every day is a new challenge for Dr. Michelle Oakley, the only all-species vet for hundreds of miles in the Yukon. Whether wrestling bison or braving frozen landscapes to return lynx to the wild, Dr. Oakley will do whatever it takes to keep the animals in her charge safe and healthy.
Every day is a new challenge for Dr. Michelle Oakley, the only all-species vet for hundreds of miles in the Yukon. Whether wrestling bison or braving frozen landscapes to return lynx to the wild, Dr. Oakley will do whatever it takes to keep the animals in her charge safe and healthy.
This special hour-long compilation highlights just how incredible Dr. Michelle Oakley is, as we celebrate one of the toughest vets in Alaska for Vet Appreciation Week!
Dr. Oakley is on an airborne mission to track down a wild boar who has contributed to the overpopulation of the destructive species, but he won't go down without a fight. A relaxing cross country trip turns stressful when a nervous caribou panics en route to its new home.
Whether dog, cat, bird or bovine, Dr. Oakley’s patients hold a special place in their owner’s hearts, and Michelle is there to care for them all.
Dr. Oakley ensnares a snarling wolverine to learn more about her ferocious species, but this girl is all bite. An arthritic jaguar gets an experimental treatment to help him get back on his feet. A routine horse checkup turns up something suspicious.
From mud and muck, poo and pus and all things ‘eww,’ Michelle isn’t afraid to roll up her sleeves… no matter how messy things get!
Dr. Oakley and her daughter are up in the trees, waiting for a black bear that needs to be collared, but an uninvited guest may throw a wrench in their plans. A newborn reindeer has a life-threatening injury. She then hosts a dog clinic for a remote island.
From bucking steers and rolling horses, to grumpy buffaloes and ornery yaks, Michelle isn’t afraid of a little rough and tumble with her patients!
Dr. Oakley is called in to treat a disgruntled sow in labor and her neglected, hungry piglet. A routine calf banding turns into anything but, sending her team on a wild cow chase. A dog goes through an unexpected change and a miniature horse needs Dr. Oakley's expertise to fight an unknown infection
Michelle Oakley is handles some seriously rough cases, around the clock, to ensure her patients and their owners, get the best care in the Yukon.
Harper the dog needs Dr. Oakley's expertise when a chance encounter leads to a prickly situation with severe consequences. Dr. Oakley squares off with a muskox who's lost his swagger, but this king doesn't like being bossed around. A bear cub needs more than honey to settle down for surgery.
Michelle Oakley is surrounded by cuddly cute patients who rely on her to make them feel better and help them grow up healthy and strong!
Facing off with squealing boars, Dr. Michelle Oakley holds her ground to stay on the right side of their razor-sharp tusks. It's hump day when Dr. Oakley has to neuter a camel, but he won't go down easy. Baby owls get their first check up and Dr. Oakley howls with wolfdogs.
Dr. Oakley is in for a shock when she has to neuter a wily coyote. But this slick fellow doesn't realize that Dr. O has a few tricks up her sleeve. Chuckles the reindeer needs an antler trim. A baby muskox is a picky eater, a turkey has a broken leg, and a lucky buck loses his winning streak.
Dr. Oakley stares down the giant antlers of reindeer to check on their herd, but these guys won't let her leave without getting a little dirty. A moose's big belly causes concern among his owners. Playful foxes jump on Dr. Oakley and a bison proves to be harder to sedate than anticipated.
Dr. Oakley heads to the Yukon Wildlife Preserve to tag some sheep, but the sheep have other plans
From rough weather to messy patients, treating the animals of the Yukon isn’t for the faint of heart… or stomach. Luckily no case is too nauseating for Dr. Michelle Oakley!
Home is where the heart is, and for Dr. Michelle Oakley, home is where the help is too! On this special episode, get ready for an hour-full of Oakley family fun and adorable animal antics.
Dr. Michelle Oakley ventures to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center to relocate and examine two black bears.
Buckle up for an action-packed episode, as Dr. Michelle Oakley ventures by car, plane and even boat, to far-flung corners of the Northwest and beyond!
Dr. Oakley revisits the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center to examine two endangered wood bison, preparing them for reintroduction into the wild.
In a place as rugged as the Yukon, working as a team to care for animals is critical. Luckily, Dr. Michelle Oakley has a network of experts, staff, and family members to lend a hand!
Dr. Oakley takes to the skies to relocate two wild horses, descendants of a tough, hardy herd that once belonged to a local tribe.
Whether it’s a dog that’s like a furry brother or a service animal that’s gone above and beyond the call of duty, these special animal-human duos are best buds, fur-ever!
Dr. Oakley travels 3,000 miles to Prince Edward Island, where she meets up with her old friend and colleague Dr. Aimie Doyle.
From incredible adventures, to wild animal encounters and awe-inspiring cases, Dr. Michelle Oakley truly has a dream job!
Dr. Oakley heads to a remote farming community for a calf castration, but the routine surgery turns dangerous when an angry herd of cows swoops in to protect its young.
Celebrate the coolest technologies and most innovative treatments Dr. Michelle Oakley and her team use to save animals!
Better bring the bear spray. Dr. Oakley risks everything to save a brown bear from drowning, then has to run to save her own life.
Dr. Oakley is called in to help a horse named Fancy, who has developed a troubling issue with her gait. Then it's off to a bear sanctuary where she ends up in the middle of a brother bear brawl.
Snowstorms and frigid cold make Alaska an unforgiving place to live and work, but for Dr. Michelle Oakley… there’s no such thing as a ‘snow day!’
Throughout the Yukon, Dr. Michelle Oakley is the go-to vet for all animals domestic and wild. Traveling hours between patients and performing emergency surgeries in some of the harshest conditions fall under just another day at the office. But this week brings a whole new experience for Michelle as her oldest daughter, Sierra, leaves the nest and graduates from high school.
As an all-species vet working in the Yukon territory, Dr. Michelle Oakley is used to dodging her share of teeth and talons, but this week is proving more dangerous than most.
Spring has just arrived in the Yukon Territory and for Dr. Michelle Oakley that means a lot of long days, late nights, spring check ups and new lives.
Dr. Michelle Oakley is no ordinary vet, with her most intense cases making her job seem more like a special agent than that of a traditional vet. In this special episode we'll unpack some of the most action-packed cases Michelle takes on!
Every Spring, Dr. Michelle Oakley makes a 500-mile trek to Alaska to help with birthing season, and this year her own daughter, Willow, is finally old enough to come along. So the two of them visit a reindeer farm, a baby moose rescue, and a conservation center - all to assist the tender newborns having a tough time.
Summer is in full swing in the Yukon and the longest days of the year mean a lot of time for animals to get into trouble… and a busy week for Dr. Michelle Oakley. She's headed across the border to the remote town of Haines, Alaska where her first stop is a mobile clinic at the American Bald Eagle Foundation.
TPIt's summer in the Yukon, land of the midnight sun - and for Doctor Michelle Oakley it seems days are never ending. She's flying the whole family to the Dickson's Outfitters to help round up a pack of rogue horses - including one that needs major surgery on a hernia.
TPIt's summer in the Yukon but the warm weather is no vacation for Dr. Michelle Oakley. In a land where people love their animals and where animals are part of the family, emergencies just keep coming in.
TPIn the backcountry of Alaska, an unusual lineup of patients test Dr. Michelle Oakley's mettle - and anesthesia supply. It seems no amount of drugs will keep a Himalayan yak down for his castration surgery…and he shocks everyone with an unexpected wake-up call right in the middle of the procedure!
TPDr. Michelle Oakley isn't afraid to take risks when it comes to treating her patients, no matter how big or ferocious they may be. Michelle tends to an aggressive donkey and helps sedate Grizzly bears at a local zoo. She has a tough time taming a wolverine.
In the days leading up to the Percy DeWolfe Memorial Mail Race, Dr. Michelle Oakley has to clear her caseload. From a dog with a swollen paw to a dehydrated pup with a racing heart rate, she has several cases that test her skills.
Michelle is called to Quebec to help a team of scientists battling to save a unique caribou herd from being wiped out. The team needs to capture four pregnant caribou and transport them via helicopter to a large pen.
Dr. Michelle Oakley must come up with creative ways to treat her diverse group of patients in the Yukon. Michelle needs to roundup a group wild horses and treat pigs with a skin ailment. She works to corral a large muskox.
Michelle faces a wolverine at the Kroschel Wildlife Park, and wraps up the aftermath of a coyote attack that left a family dog with a bloody tail.
Dr. Oakley treats many animal mothers, who can be both protective parents and vulnerable patients. Michelle performs an urgent C-section on a bulldog and examines a pregnant alpaca with a skin condition. She checks on several sick reindeer calves.
The end of winter means time for the Yukons isolated farmers to take care of some routine animal maintenance. But nothing is routine when it comes to animal care.
Michelle has to castrate a yak and treat an eagle covered in tar, with the help of her family. She performs a risky operation on a horse with a serious eye infection.
At Bird TLC in Alaska, Michelle examines bald eagles that were injured in a wildfire and a gull that was shot by a human. But her toughest challenge this week will be handling an old caribou at the Yukon Wildlife Preserve.
As a vet in the Yukon, Dr. Michelle Oakley sometimes must rely on others to help with difficult cases. Dr. Oakley needs help wrangling an ox and works with her husband to herd a group of bison. Michelle and a team treat two injured eaglets.
Winter weather in the Yukon has come and the cold temperature brings in some serious work for Yukon vet Michelle Oakley. People are rushing in to get their pets checked out before the weather keeps everyone in doors.
This week she is tasked with performing a risky surgery on a reindeer. She’ll lead a lynx kitten vaccination that turns into a pursuit in the underbrush.
Michelle’s visits begin with Wayne Groves El Dorado Ranch whose elk bulls, followed by wild horses at Arnold Johnsons pasture and end with a simultaneous castration of two mini stallions.
Michelle travelled to the Anchorage, Alaska, with Maya and Sierra for some bonding time. They go to the Moose Mamas to evaluate some orphaned moose calves before racing the clock to release them back into the wild.
Michelle is squaring off with masses of animals to track down her patients starting with a herd of precious bison in Alaska. Back in the Yukon, a group of wild horses needs to be rounded up.
Dr. Michelle Oakley ventures to the Alaska to de-quill a sled dog who had a run in with a porcupine. If left untreated, it could prove fatal. A couple of moose calves are having digestive issues and in desperate need of some moose juice. And Dr. Oakley provides checkups for reindeer and a wolverine.
Dr Michelle Oakley takes the cameras to a sled dog operation, a cow with trouble getting pregnant, and a birthday fishing trip with her family.
Dr. Oakley is in Alaska to deal with all things baby. Michelle performs checkups on orphaned moose calves before they're released into the wild. A grey wolf pup needs to be spayed, but the operation proves to be anything but routine. Dr Oakley performs successful pregnancy checks on a couple of cows
Dr Oakley meets an Alaskan local whose rescued pets include a reindeer with a hernia and a hungry moose, before vaccinating lynx kittens.
Lending her expertise to her Alaskan neighbors, Dr. Oakley has her hands full with the dogs of Alaska. From performing surgeries, to providing annual vaccines and checkups, to weight loss intervention for an overweight dog, Dr. Oakley is seeing to it that 'mans best friend' is on the mend.
At the Yukon Wildlife Preserve, Michelle meets the region's angriest muskox and has a bumpy ride trying to get close enough to examine it.
It's a busy mating season for Dr Michelle Oakley, including checking in on Cain, a local farmer, and his possibly-sterile cow Priscilla.
Before the snow gets too high, Michelle takes her oldest daughter on a work trip to a wildlife park in Alberta, where she examines big cats.
The falling temperature brings in some serious work for Michelle, as people rush to get their pets checked out before they're snowed in.
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