Cesar has rehabilitated countless problem canines, but when he takes on two pit bulls that are at each other's throats, the result is a transformation that's nothing short of remarkable.
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Bella harasses her owners and especially their son and his slippers. Rocky, a five-legged, unadoptable miniature pinscher has an attitude. His owners, who run the Venice Beach Freak Show of animals, want it to stop. Pugs, Madison and Catalina are in a constant battle.
Daschund Lotus is not living up to his tranquil name. After owners Julie and Chari adopted him, Lotus became very territorial over Julie. His aggression has even sent Chari to the hospital.
Cesar confronts a schoolyard bully who is terrorizing doggy day care, Hugo, a 3-year-old bulldog with a major mean streak. After a full day with him, Cesar realizes there is no quick fix for Hugo's aggression, so its off to rehab at Cesar's Dog Psychology Center.
A Yorkshire terrier who became aggressive after going blind a spoiled Pekingese/miniature poodle mix a Rottweiler with a dangerous obsession with the horses on the ranch where she lives.
Meet a cat who can't turn right, a snaggle-toothed pup, and a dog with seizures.
Study a pup's strange fainting spells and see if surgery helps a dog walk again.
Monitor kitty kidney function, urgent stomach surgery, and cat-fight wounds.
Sort out canine tooth issues, a wriggly dog's heart, and broken-down kitty hips.
Pluto the singing dalmatian has lost his voice, and Dr. Chris fears that the cause may be sinister. And Tim Faulkner needs to remove a scale that has lodged itself over the eye of one of the reptile park's most dangerous snakes - the King Cobra.
Dr. Chris is called in to help at the local bat hospital. One of the micro-bats is covered in a mysterious goo, can Dr. Chris help save Millie? And at SASH, a six-year-old aspiring vet helps Dr. Lisa diagnose her listless puppy named Jelly. Then, Dr. Chris is shocked when a wild Currawong is brought into the clinic with a wooden skewer through its wing. Can Dr. Chris save this bird's life?
Chris helps a young family choose a very unusual pet – a mini pig. A wrong decision could cause chaos, so Chris needs to make sure that the family is ready for the challenges of owning a little piggie. An orphaned lamb has been adopted by a loving dalmatian. And, meet a dog with a skateboarding obsession.
A pit bull-chow mix fears the stove, forcing her owners to cook outside for the past year. A Rottweiler and a German shepherd battle for control of their house. A Jack Russell terrier can't handle the death of his pack leader, the family cat.
Chris gets roped into helping Tim Faulkner with a frightening mission: trying to capture a python that's over twenty feet long. Lisa is volunteering at an animal shelter when six abandoned puppies land on the doorstep and its clear that they have a serious medical condition. Can she and the SASH team save these puppies?
A street cleaner spooked five-year-old Tigger and sent him charging right into a car. And a much-loved fur seal has a cataract and needs an operation.
A one-year-old orphan Olivia has a deadly heart murmur and needs to undergo surgery at SASH. And Chris has an important date with burn-victim Sophie whose mission is giving back to other critically injured children.
Chris's vacation is interrupted when he's asked to examine a dangerous croc that broke his jaw biting down on a steel fence. Then, Chris visits the Cairns Turtle Rehabilitation Center where an endangered sea turtle arrives after being hit by a motorboat. Can Chris save the day?
Chris has an appointment with a very aggressive patient: 17-year-old Percy the peccary who's in need of a pedicure! Then, three-year-old Gizmo is shaking uncontrollably and Lisa's worried the cavoodle may have been fed a poisonous bait.
Chris catches up with one his favorite animals: the famous bi-pedal pooch, Faith. With love and devotion from her owner Jude, Faith learned to walk upright and spent her life giving back to the community. But it's now time for Faith to retire, and Chris joins the party.
Cesar confronts a schoolyard bully who is terrorizing doggy day care, Hugo, a 3-year-old bulldog with a major mean streak. After a full day with him, Cesar realizes there is no quick fix for Hugo's aggression, so its off to rehab at Cesar's Dog Psychology Center.
Lumbering Opie is like Mr. Hyde. A charmer around people, he becomes frighteningly aggressive around other dogs. Suzanne Ohanesian is at the end of her rope. She loves her dog, but she may have to give him up if she cannot get this behavior under control.
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