Aloha Vet

Dr. Scott flies to a neighboring island to help a new client whose dog has been hit by a car; yet again, Scott’s plane is a life saver.

Dr. Scott does double duty taking care of his regular clients in addition to helping some animals displaced by a lava flow.

Dr. Scott cuts his birthday celebrations short to perform an emergency surgery. Later, he heads to Oahu to get close and personal with some tiger sharks for a research expedition.

Dr. Scott must deliver heartbreaking news to his client who must make a life or death decision for her best friend, a yellow lab named Roman.

Dr. Scott has his hands tied trimming beaks, fixing broken wings, and stitching up hunting dogs. Bujo had a bout with a nasty boar, and his wounds prove to be life threatening. But it’s not all serious… especially when Scott and the girls visit Gilbert’s farm and inoculate his large herd of expressive goats. We also meet Ella’s uncle Randal, who has his very own pack of hunting dogs that help control the wild boar population on the island.

Scott tackles the ordinary to the extraordinary. Small issues, such as a chicken with an infected eye and a goat with mastitis, are easy enough for Doctor Sims. Larger issues are the ones that can be problematic. Scott’s friend Robin has a horse with colic that’s facing death, so Scott hoists him onto the operating table and gets to work. Luckily, he’s able to handle this potentially life-threatening operation.

Dr. Scott lets down his hair and takes a wild ride to catch some feral cats, help save a neglected horse, and put on his inventor hat to give a two-legged dog a new way to get around.

Dr. Scott Sims, veterinarian on Kauai, Hawaii, is always on the move and never takes a break. While he keeps busy with emergency surgeries and house calls, his assistants Ella and Dia plan a surprise luau to celebrate the recent birthday he missed. Unfortunately, Scott is not a big fan of parties, and they must devise a secret plan to get Scott to the party.