The Yorkshire Vet S19E11 22 October 2024 on Channel 5
On Tuesday 22 October 2024, Channel 5 broadcasts The Yorkshire Vet!
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Season 19 Episode 11 Episode Summary
The upcoming episode of “The Yorkshire Vet” promises to be both heartwarming and challenging. Set against the chilly backdrop of minus two degrees in Yorkshire, viewers will follow Matt Smith as he embarks on a nighttime adventure to deliver a calf. The cold weather adds an extra layer of difficulty to the already demanding task of helping a mother cow give birth. Matt’s experience and dedication will be on full display as he navigates the challenges of delivering the calf in such harsh conditions.
Meanwhile, Rohin Aojula faces a different kind of challenge at the animal hospital. A stray kitten has been brought in, and Rohin is considering adopting the little one. This storyline highlights the importance of compassion and the bond between humans and animals. Rohin’s decision-making process will be interesting to watch, as he weighs the responsibilities of pet ownership against the joy that a new furry friend can bring.
This episode is sure to showcase the dedication of the veterinary team in Yorkshire, as they tackle both the urgent needs of farm animals and the softer side of veterinary care with the stray kitten. With a mix of tension and tenderness, this installment of “The Yorkshire Vet” is set to capture the hearts of animal lovers everywhere.
What Time is the Episode On?
The episode of The Yorkshire Vet will be broadcast on October 22 2024 on Channel 5 at 8:00 PM.
Is the Episode New?
The episode of The Yorkshire Vet is all new!
The Yorkshire Vet Cast & Stars
| Main Cast |
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| Peter Wright Julian Norton Christopher Timothy |
Episode Videos & Previews
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The Yorkshire Vet Series Information
| This documentary series follows veterinarians Peter Wright and Julian Norton as they attend to animals in need at their practices based in North Yorkshire, England. Peter's practice in the town of Thirsk, Skeldale Veterinary Centre, has historical significance, as it is the surgery where British veterinary surgeon James Herriot worked and found his inspiration for his collection of semi-autobiographic writings. Julian's practice in nearby Boroughbridge may be comparatively new, but it is bustling with animal patients, and together with their capable teams, Peter and Julian work hard to save and improve the lives of all creatures great and small. |
