Dr K's Exotic Animal ER

- Season 7

(2019)

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Peanut, a one-year-old ferret, has bloody urine and Dr. K suspects a urinary tract infection but tests reveal a totally different and surprising problem, while Buddy, a baby skunk, comes in with a bloated belly and Ponchito, a sun conure, gets a string caught around his leg and risks losing his foot. Nugget, a three-year-old rabbit, has a concerning cheek abscess.

Stakes are high at Dr. K's Exotic Animal ER as the team rushes to save Lil Bit, a prairie dog with a swollen face and life-threatening infection, and Croquetta, a potbellied pig close to choking on a large piece of fruit. They also must perform an emergency surgery on an obstructed bunny named Po and get to the bottom of Serena's serious duck trouble.

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A small ferret named Maximus has a big problem, and the team works to help the little creature with a large lump on his face. And Dr. K works to help Daisy, a baby bunny with an injured foot takes an unexpected turn. It's a busy day in the clinic as the team also works to help a feather-plucking cockatoo with an attitude, and a yellow-bellied slider turtle that needs emergency surgery.

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An arctic fox named Dinah comes in acting lethargic and won't eat or drink. Dr. T is concerned she may have gotten into something toxic, but she'll need to do an exam and run tests to know for sure. And while Lola, a fourteen-year-old cockatiel is in for a routine checkup, Dr. K discovers her sinuses are very inflamed. Dr. K must work carefully as a tiny bird doesn't have much blood to spare.

It's never a dull moment at the clinic with Biggie, a rescued potbellied pig that needs an eyelift, Fred, a quail attacked by a flock-mate that tries to escape, Buddy, a bearded dragon who is all choked up on his lunch and an adorable skunk named Ophelia, who lets loose on the staff. And Dr. K works to save Mifi, a four-month-old baby rabbit with a large mass in his stomach.

Dexter, an adorable three-year-old pygmy goat with special needs has alarming blood in his urine. Marley, a two-year-old leopard gecko, is losing weight and has an enormous abdomen. Lucy, a two-year-old rescued Easter bunny, comes in for a growth on her chin, but Dr. K discovers a much bigger problem. And Bubbles, a five-year-old female guinea pig, may be pregnant!

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