The Pets Factor — Season 1

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, Cheryl experiences every vet's worst nightmare with dental surgery on her own beloved cat, Bagheera, and for Rory, a simple procedure will help to tame two boisterous kittens. Also, Cheryl gets her hands on a rather unusual patient at the Essex practice.

Cheryl performs a vital facelift on Jabba the poorly pug. And Rory is feeling the pressure as he has to put Lolly the sick guinea pig under potentially life threatening anaesthetic. Also, we catch up with vet James at his animal-packed home and see him giving a wannabe vet a lesson in calf tagging.

Vet James gets a visit from Pretzel the 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.

James has a real emergency on his hands when a colleague's dog is badly injured. 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.