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Dr. G tackles Tilly the Poodle's rock-hard appetite. Dr. Suttie and team take on Daisy the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel's forbidden tastes.

Pepe, a Bernese Mountain Dog's double-trouble antics capture the hearts and test the skills of Dr. Heather Suttie.

Dr. G and Ben probe a cat’s eerie meow until the case twists, while Dr. Suttie’s team tackles a dog accused of stealing laundry.

Dr. Heather Suttie’s team races to save a show dog after dangerous chewing, while Dr. G investigates a tabby that’s swallowed coins.

A big dog’s love for colorful kitchenware sparks a crisis for Dr. Suttie, as Westwinds vets head out to help a horse with chewing troubles.

Dr. G and Ben treat a green-gobbling case, while Dr. Heather Suttie handles a risky puppy mishap and a cat who suddenly won’t eat.

Dr. G faces a life-or-death test of skill, while Dr. Heather Suttie explores the strange tastes of an unusual feline.

Dr. Suttie rushes to aid a dog with a sharp object, while Dr. G treats a cat with a troubling fur condition.

Pets will devour anything. But wild, wacky and weird meals can quickly turn into an emergency. That’s when the call goes out to Dr. G.

Pets will devour anything. But wild, wacky and weird meals can quickly turn into an emergency. That’s when the call goes out to Dr. G.

A foreign body forces Dr. Heather Suttie to tackle more than the mystery object to save the day.

A stray cat pushes Dr. G out of his comfort zone; a canine with a toxic sweet tooth.

Labrador Rudder has a weakness for anything edible, but after a serving of fatty bacon, his stomach suddenly acts up. While Dr. Suttie searches for the cause of his illness, Miniature Spitz Ti-Loup struggles with violent sneezing fits. Something is stuck deep inside his tiny nose, which has Dr. G working up quite a sweat. But the trickiest case is Obi’s: The big dog is a real scaredy-cat, hates visits to the vet, but has a penchant for laundry. Now a piece of fabric is lodged in his small intestine. Can the object pass on its own, or will Obi have to go under the knife?

Buffy the kitten got herself thoroughly tangled up while playing: she swallowed a string that extends from her stomach all the way into her small intestine. When Dr. Suttie is unable to safely remove the string using an endoscope, surgery is the only option—and the string seems to go on forever. Meanwhile, Cindy the spaniel has been tucking into some barbecue leftovers. Is there perhaps a piece of corn on the cob stuck in her digestive tract? And for Cat, a 26-year-old senior horse, teamwork is essential: sharp edges on his teeth make it hard for him to chew. As the vets work together, it becomes clear that even small culprits can require major interventions.