Animal ER

The Revenge of the Yellow Python

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Synopsis

In Season Two of "Animal ER", one of the largest veterinary hospitals in the country opens up new departments for our cameras, including their Critical Care, Cardiology, Dermatology and Ophthalmology wings. This season, procedures include the miraculous recovery of sight, the ability to walk again, and saving animals in critical condition. But no matter what the technology, Gulf Coast's biggest asset is their staff, and their personal ties to their animal patients.

Clips

Episodes

  • Miracle Max

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    This week at Gulf Coast the top veterinarians in Texas treat a Lab with a heart condition, a Peacock with a ruptured tendon, a schnauzer with a 5lb tumor, and a cocker spaniel with hermaphroditism!

  • Unusual Suspects

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    This week at Gulf Coast the top veterinarians in Texas treat an English Bulldog with adrenal issues, a rhesus macaque monkey with digestive problems, a Yorkie with four-limb lameness, a Bengal cat with a fractured leg, and a tamandua anteater with an open wound on its tail!

  • Fire Drill

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    This week at Gulf Coast the top veterinarians in Texas treat a white tiger with an eye mass, a retired K-9 police dog with ankle issues, a terrier-mix kidney problems, a two-toed sloth with chronic abscesses. After a fire breaks out, the Gulf Coast staff alertly evacuates the hospital while accounting for their patients and their owners.

  • The Elephant In The Room

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    This week at Gulf Coast the top veterinarians in Texas treat an Asian Elephant for breast cancer, a giant Schnauzer with a chronic hip fracture, a Pomeranian-mix that becomes septic, a one-eyed reticulated python with a swollen head, and Dr. Hottinger's whippet named Reed, who has a nodule suspicious of cancer.

  • Down The Rabbit Hole

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    This week at Gulf Coast the top veterinarians in Texas treat an Catahoula with a severely broken and infected leg, a Siamese cat with a fractured hip joint, an angora rabbit with a bulging eye problem, a Maltese that has lost the ability to walk, and a African Serval cat suffering from pancreatitis.

  • Something Fishy

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    This week at Gulf Coast, the top veterinarians in Texas treat a chihuahua and a husky with broken jaws, an anemic rabbit with a liver problem, a rescued hound with a foreign body and mammary masses, and a Labrador with a maimed foot.

  • On Pins And Needles

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    This week at Gulf Coast, the top veterinarians in Texas treat a Yorkie that swallowed a sewing needle, a kitten with injuries to its teeth, jaw, and eye after a dog attack, a king penguin with a swollen ankle, a Swedish Vallhund with excessive thirst and urination, and a West Highland White Terrier with skin allergies.

  • Blindsided

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    This week at Gulf Coast, the top veterinarians in Texas treat a blind Labrador, a Great Dane service dog with spinal cord inflammation, an Asian leopard with skin irritation around his eyes and ears, a bulldog puppy with bladder issues, and a rescued chihuahua with a broken back that is unable to walk.