This week’s “The Yorkshire Vet” takes viewers from the rolling hills of Yorkshire to the war-torn landscapes of Ukraine. Martin Paterson embarks on a humanitarian mission, traveling over 1,000 miles in an ambulance packed with medical supplies. While his primary focus is on aiding people affected by the conflict, he also takes time to visit a homeless animal shelter, witnessing firsthand the impact of war on Ukraine’s animals.
Back in Thirsk, Julian Norton faces a delicate surgical challenge. His patient, Woody, a rescue dog, presents with a concerning tumor in a precarious location. Removing it requires precision and care, and the episode will undoubtedly show viewers the skills and compassion that define Julian’s veterinary practice.
Peter Wright tackles a farmyard ailment when he visits an old friend whose sheep has developed a sizable lump on her jaw. Meanwhile, Matt Smith encounters an unusual case at a local college involving a duck with, let’s just say, sensitive anatomical issues. Amputation might be the only option.
Catch the latest episode this Thursday, 24 April at 8:00 PM on Channel 5.
