‎Season 1 - Apple TV

TV Show · Reality

Dr. Jeff Young is a big vet with a big heart. His love for animals has made his Denver clinic one of busiest in America. Once a month Jeff takes his team and mobile surgery on the road, through the Cowboy States, to stunning remote locations where people can't access vets. His staff is a talented bunch of misfits, with lots of love for Jeff and the animals they treat.

2015 · 41m

Starring Dr. Jeff Young, Dr. Lindsay Matheson, Dr. Donald Kraft

Director Josh Opitz

EPISODE 1

One More Chance

Dr. Jeff endeavors to save a dog that goes into cardiac arrest shortly after arriving at his clinic. In another surgery, rookie Dr. Amy performs a complex procedure on a dog that was kicked in the head by a horse.
EPISODE 2

Whatever It Takes

A three month-old micro-pig with an injured leg requires surgery, but anasthesia could be deadly. A French Bulldog's routine dental exam becomes a complex operation. And, the team heads into the Rockies to help a couple who rescue sled dogs.
EPISODE 3

Never Give Up

Dr Jeff and his team are pushed to the limit when a litter of 10 puppies comes in with a mysterious and deadly disease. Then, Dr. Jeff must work out what's wrong with a limping cat before performing complex hip surgery.
EPISODE 4

Rocks and Crocs

A dog is brought into the clinic with a suspected broken leg, but Dr. Jeff quickly diagnosis a far more serious condition requiring urgent surgery. Vet tech Tasha is forced to overcome her childhood fear of birds. And, a cat's appetite gets it in trouble.
EPISODE 5

Mile-High Mutt

A golden retriever is rushed into surgery after swallowing a pacifier. Then, when a stray dog is hit by a car in Oklahoma, Dr. Jeff and his team step up to save him - but they will need to find the dog a home once he has recovered from surgery.
EPISODE 6

Street Dog

When a homeless man's five-month-old puppy breaks its paw, Dr. Jeff and his team put the animal's welfare ahead of everything else. And when a dog in pain is brought in, x-rays reveal one of the worst cases of bladder stones the staff have ever seen.