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Series charting life at one of the largest veterinary practices in south Wales. Large animal vet Kevin treats a reindeer with an eye infection. Geraint delivers bulldog puppies.
The BBC cameras return to capture life 24/7 at one of the largest veterinary practices in south Wales. For over 120 years, St James Vets have been treating all creatures great and small. This time, Maddie the rottweiler's owners struggle to find the money she needs for her life-changing knee surgery, large animal vet Kevin treats a reindeer with an eye infection, and partner Geraint has hands full with a delivery of ten French bulldog puppies.
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Mon 4 Jun 201819:00
BBC Two Wales
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What do you call a one-eyed deer?
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| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Producer | Carrie Smith |
| Series Producer | Samantha Rosie |
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