Vets Saving Pets Show Summary, Upcoming Episodes and TV Guide

Long-time patient Rusty the dog visits Dr. Regan Williams with an elevated heart rate, Dr. Williams gives spaniel Begley an ultrasound and discovers a heart murmur and Chelsea, a young Whippet, comes in for a follow-up appointment for her heart murmur.

V.E.C. dentist Dr. Sharon French wants to remove Penny the dachshund's abscessed root, Dr. Brendon Ringwood examines Bailey the beagle's leg lameness and Dr. Debbie James suspects an infection is causing cocker spaniel Charley's dizziness.

Dr. Sharon French determines that young Parsley the cat has gingivitis; a Great Dane named Duke is brought to the V.E.C. with an irregular heartbeat; Jackson the French bulldog comes in for rehabilitation following a successful back surgery.

After a run-in with a tree, poor Tessa needs her broken teeth repaired, police dog Magnum is brought in after breaking a back molar while taking down a criminal and Dr. French heads to the zoo to relieve Rowdy the lion of an infected tooth.

Dr. Sharon French repairs Oreo the cat's mouth and jaw issues after an unfortunate car accident, Dr. Debbie James treats Lulu the Bulldog and a senior pooch named Cedric with mysterious neurological issues.

When a disoriented cat named Willow is brought into the V.E.C., Dr. James fears the worst, deaf Dalmatian Snickers displays chaotic running patterns and seizures and Goldendoodle puppy Casey needs stubborn baby teeth removed to prevent complications.

A terrier named Anchor suffers spinal compression, terrier Sydra is brought in after multiple trips to see the cardiologist and Dr. Waisglass determines whether Pekingese Ping's skin rash is the result of a bacterial infection or an immune disorder.

Dr. Devon Boyd tries to put the spring back in Buster the cat's step via creative surgery, Dr. Regan Williams performs an ultrasound on Begley the spaniel puppy and Dr. Sharon French tries to save Tadpole the Miniature Pinscher's embedded teeth.

Dr. French helps police K-9 Magnum with a molar that was broken in the takedown of a criminal, Dr. James recommends surgery for dachshund Burger to prevent paralysis in his hind legs and Dr. Williams celebrate Rusty's birthday and friendship.

Dr. Boyd removes bone fragments from chocolate lab King's elbow after a slip and fall on ice and Dr. Bryer runs tests to help Rocky the dog overcome a severe skin infection due to unchecked demodex mites.

Dr. Williams finds that elderly cat Chloe may have hypertrophic cardiomyopathy and Dr. James suspects that internal bleeding from a knitting needle injury may be causing Alien the cat's motor function issue.

Mazy the Bichon Frise has had a few seizures, and her owners seek neurological care from Dr. James, who suspects a brain tumor or inflammatory disease, Dr. Boyd spays Komodo dragon Loka and Dr. Martin helps Titan the cat with respiratory issues.

Dr. Boyd and Arnold the Mastiff's owner decide it's best to amputate a portion of his tail, a Pomeranian named Rosie needs a long overdue teeth cleaning, but may not be a good candidate for surgery and an older ferret named Jet is treated for influenza.

Dr. French helps Pinky the cheetah with her broken tooth, an aging golden retriever named Brody has a physical therapy session to soothe his pain and Dr. James tries to help disoriented Max the Shih Tzu find out which way is up.

After discovering a tooth abscess in elderly feline Ginny, Dr. French enlists the help of other VEC specialists to help her endure surgery and Dr. Bryer partners with the head vet technician to save Pomeranian puppy Ella from a deadly virus.

Dr. French relieves Rowdy the lion of an infected tooth after Dr. Williams gets him safely sedated, Dr. James helps a cat whose spine needs saving and a Jack Russell terrier turns out to have bigger problems than Dr. James thought.

Rusty the dog visits Dr. Williams with an elevated heart rate, Dr. James helps Niko the shih-poo, whose hind legs are on the decline and Dr. Boyd breathes life into a Yorkshire terrier whose throat is closing up.