Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet

- Season 8

(2020)

At the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, Dr. Oakley and her daughters attempt to bond with a lone wolf. While there, the team examines and x-rays a lame baby musk ox. Back at her clinic, Dr. Oakley runs tests on her pet pug and gives a bald eagle a much-needed mani and pedi.

Dr. Oakley and her daughters rush to save a dog that has ingested a bottle of pills. They team with Dr. Doyle to operate on a horse with a critical leg infection. Next, the Oakleys tackle the dagger-like talons of a great horned owl. Finally, Drs. Oakley and Doyle use an innovative treatment to combat a mass on a horse's face.

Dr. Oakley travels to the Williams Reindeer Farm to check on newborn reindeer calves, only to find that one of them is seriously ill. Then, the team runs tests on a moose with the hope of curing its bad cough. Back in her clinic, Dr. Oakley attempts to tame a naughty bunny.

Dr. Oakley helps diagnose and treat a horse with walking-and-breathing problems. Her daughter finds a fox in need, and the whole family rallies together to give it a shot at survival. Finally, Dr. Oakley performs surgery on a puppy in hopes of lessening its chronic urinary-tract infections.

Dr. Oakley checks if cattle are pregnant and even lets Sierra have a hands-on opportunity. Back at her clinic, she races to diagnose what's ailing a sick German shepherd. Then she heads next door with fellow vet Dr. Doyle to remove a warped horn from a goat. Finally, Sierra gets a chance to test her veterinary skills on an injured horse.

Dr. Oakley helps a horse with a mysterious lump and deals with a bull that's losing an alarming amount of weight. After a dog is attacked by a porcupine, she performs emergency surgery into the late-night hours. Lastly, she faces her toughest challenge: convincing her husband to adopt a kitten.

Dr. Oakley, Sierra, and Maya help separate Dev's cows and put some of them through a Cow Wash. She also treats a Service Dog with an eye injury. She flies to help another Vet with his clinic for his clientele (dogs and cats) and gets to do some fly fishing. She brings that Vet back closer to her region to experience working with reindeer at the Alaska Wildlife Center. Later, treatment of an older hedgehog.

At the clinic, Dr. Oakley gets puppies ready for adoption. Then, she examines a cat to find the cause of her seizures and tries to remove an odd lump from a French bulldog. In the field, Dr. Oakley discovers a problem that's infesting reindeer and gets an unpleasant surprise from a famous porcupine.

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