Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet

- Season 7

(2019)

Time is of the essence as Dr. Oakley races to diagnose a cat with an extreme bladder issue. A farm well-equipped for handling cattle needs help testing out a new system for some rowdy bison, and Dr. Oakley hosts a drive-thru vaccination clinic. Dr. Oakley checks on two ferrets as well as two German Shepherds with ailments common to their breeds.

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Two bear cubs recovering from a harrowing experience need Dr. Oakley's expertise as they embark on a long journey to a new home. Additionally, a cat's extreme mouth ulcers cause worry for its owner, but Dr. Oakley knows just what to do.

With winter quickly approaching, Dr. Oakley is busy working to prepare the animals of Alaska and the Yukon for the cold. Dental damage is no trouble for an old horse with a history of being a survivor. Another horse's mysterious nosebleed needs a deeper look. In Yakutat, Chewie the elderly chihuahua has a worrisome cough and a llama's eye is extremely inflamed.

A young reindeer with many ailments needs Dr. Oakley's help to get back into fighting shape, and Snickers the elderly porcupine needs a checkup, but he might end up poking Dr. Oakley as much as she pokes him. In the clinic, Dr. Oakley tackles a medical mystery when a new mama with a large litter of puppies cannot use her legs.

Dr. Oakley gets a surprise back home: her dog Bindi is pregnant with puppies! While Willow stays home to take care of the mother to be, Michelle hits the road to treat a moose with a serious respiratory infection. Later, she plays cat and mouse with an overweight bison that needs a physical.

Two stubborn muskoxen need vaccinations, but they won't go quietly. Next, Dr. Oakley checks out a wily coyote with a troublesome limp. A family's beloved dog, Archer, was gravely injured in a house fire, so Michelle calls in a specialist from California to try an innovative, if fishy, new treatment.

Dr. Oakley participates in the annual Running of the Reindeer Race, which pits people against reindeer. Then, while checking five female muskoxen for babies, she finds out a few are a little harder to tame than others. Back in the clinic, Michelle figures out why Nala the Dog is struggling to breathe.