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A Chihuahua with a broken leg is treated. Later, a Fennec fox comes to the clinic for a checkup. (Repeat).

The Pols have had Great Danes as pets for decades. Frija, the oldest of the Pol's Danes, sunbathes at the family lake house. At almost 10 years old, Frija is the "old girl" of the house. Unfortunately, Dr. Pol diagnosed her with bone cancer and has a tough decision to make. (Repeat).

Broken toes, worm infestations and nursing puppies. (Repeat).

During the holiday season in Michigan, Dr. Pol and team make their patient list, check it twice, and treat those who are naughty, spotty, snotty and nice. (Repeat).

The clinic goes to the dogs as the vets have their hands full with a motley crew of pups. (Repeat).

Weather puts the clinic staff to the test. (Repeat).

Dr. Emily's husband, Tony, joins the staff. (Repeat).

The team deals with sudden blizzards and chilly temperatures. (Repeat).

The staff work through power outages to help their clients through unplanned pregnancies and long labors. (Repeat).

Diane visits a bird farm where she picks out some peafowl to add to the family collection back home. Also, potbellied pig receives a pedicure and Dr. Pol makes a house visit to an ailing yellow lab. (Repeat).

A pregnant mare escapes from the clinic. Also, a breech birth is tended to. (Repeat).

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Dr. Oakley helps out two bear cubs as they travel to a new home. (Repeat).

Dr. Oakley tries to find what caused the horse's nosebleed. (Repeat).

Dr. Oakley castrates a once-wild stallion, and everyone holds their breath to see if he succeeded in getting three mares pregnant. (Repeat).

Dr. Michelle Oakley helps domestic pets, farm animals, and endangered wildlife in the isolated regions of the Yukon. (Repeat).

Dr. Oakley sees two stubborn muskoxen, a particularly wily coyote and a badly burned dog. (Repeat).

Dr. Oakley helps out a bison. (Repeat).

Dr. Oakley participates in a race that pits people against reindeer. (Repeat).

The Hailstones head out on a trapping expedition; the Salitans gather caribou meat to store; Glenn retrieves his food stores before they are stolen by predators; and Sue puts herself in danger. (Repeat).

Sue heads into town to get a diagnosis about her injury; the Hailstone's head out one last hunt of the season; Chip's snow machine breaks down; the Salitans go ice fishing. (Repeat).

In the Season 6 opener, spring approaches and Alaskans take advantage of the longer days and warming temperatures. (Repeat).

Jessie and the Hailstones undertake projects to exploit the summer bounty; Glenn goes on a quest for a long-lost cabin; and Sue reopens the camp. (Repeat).

Glenn goes on a scouting expedition; Jessie hurries to complete the fish wheel; and the Hailstones head out on a hunt. (Repeat).

Technical problems sideline Sue, while rough weather has the Hailstones buckling down, and Glenn and Jessie discover a supply of food and resources. (Repeat).

Erik heads out on a hunt; Sue looks for food; the Hailstones get a boat; and Jessie works on his fish wheel. (Repeat).

The Alaskans gather the supplies they will need in order to survive the long winter months that lie ahead of them. (Repeat).

Sue visits a weapons maker in Fairbanks; AK; the Hailstones forage for greens; Jessie makes housing for his dogs; and Martha goes duck hunting. (Repeat).

The Alaskans enjoy a short break in the weather before the winter season begins again. (Repeat).

Alec Baldwin narrates this seven-part series, which documents epic animal migrations on all seven continents. The premiere focuses on Christmas Island red crabs, which travel en masse from interior forests to mate on the beaches and deliver their young. Also: wildebeest are followed on an annual 300-mile journey across Kenya and Tanzania. (Repeat).

Elaborate mating rituals of different species are observed. Included: Australia's little red flying foxes; white-eared kob in Sudan; army ants in Costa Rica; elephant seals, penguins and black-browed albatross in the Falkland Islands. (Repeat).

Wildlife filmmakers Beverly and Dereck Joubert document an annual zebra migration in Botswana. Also: climate change creates challenges for the Pacific walrus; pronghorn antelope are followed in southern Wyoming. (Repeat).

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Dr. Oakley care for an sick reindeer; and performs a surgery on a canine burn victim. (Repeat).

Dr. Oakley removes a lump from a French bulldog. Then, he investigates a cat's seizures. (Repeat).

Dr. Oakley explores what's ailing a sick German shepherd and treats a prickly peacock. (Repeat).

Dr. Oakley investigates what's ailing reindeer at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. (Repeat).

Dr. Oakley head to the AWCC with her daughters to try and bond with a lone wolf. (Repeat).

Oakley and Doyle work on a horse that is suffering with an leg infection. (Repeat).

Dr. Oakley finds a fox in need, and the family rallies to give it a shot at survival. (Repeat).

Technical problems sideline Sue, while rough weather has the Hailstones buckling down, and Glenn and Jessie discover a supply of food and resources. (Repeat).

Erik heads out on a hunt; Sue looks for food; the Hailstones get a boat; and Jessie works on his fish wheel. (Repeat).

The Alaskans gather the supplies they will need in order to survive the long winter months that lie ahead of them. (Repeat).

Sue visits a weapons maker in Fairbanks; AK; the Hailstones forage for greens; Jessie makes housing for his dogs; and Martha goes duck hunting. (Repeat).

The Alaskans enjoy a short break in the weather before the winter season begins again. (Repeat).

Highlights of the series are presented. (Repeat).

A compilation episode examines Alaska's environment and the challenges it holds. (Repeat).

Last-minute preparations are made for the winter season. (Repeat).

Alaskans work to prepare themselves for the upcoming brutal winter weather. (Repeat).

Winter plans begin to fall apart for Alaskans. (Repeat).

Angry elephants go on a rampage; hungry crocodiles battle lions; and deadly ants turn against their own. (Repeat).

Creatures of all sizes battle for food, mates, territory, and more. (Repeat).

Beasts' brutal battle plans are examined. (Repeat).

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The doctors are busy taking care of the rural Georgia animal population. (Repeat).

Doctor Hodges and Doctor Ferguson are busy with a hospital full of patients and their clients all over rural Georgia. From a dehydrated bearded dragon to a camel castration, it's just a part of the life of the Critter Fixers. (Repeat).

Unusual pets, such as a chinchilla with a broken leg, test the docs' veterinary skills. (Repeat).

Dr. Ferguson and vet tech Jordan treat a cat with an apparent ear infection. (Repeat).

The vets assist a fainting goat; and a mule. (Repeat).

A calf & squirrel are rescued, a cat gets his stomach untied, and a donkey fight is fixed. (Repeat).

The Critter Fixers call an unexpected hero to save a sick pup named Titan. (Repeat).

A sudden strike and an apex predator leave two victims fighting to survive. (Repeat).

Two vastly different creatures. Two shocked humans. One agenda: survival. (Repeat).

Two couples. Two near-lethal attacks. Twice, teamwork saves the day. (Repeat).

In Africa and America, animals pounce when humans invade their territory. (Repeat).

Paleontologists attempt to find out how the Tyrannosaurus Rex became the king of the dinosaurs. (Repeat).