Dr. K's Exotic Animal ER

This week, Coco the Guinea Pig has a recurring abscess, and x-rays reveal a huge problem; an emotional support goat named Dexter is showing signs of pneumonia, and Bluebi, an Indian ringneck parakeet, is in such a fragile condition that Dr. K fears handling him could even be fatal.

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.

Dr. K and her team take care of Lily, the Tamarin monkey, which was injured playing with the family dog as well as a tree boa with a blocked windpipe. They also suspect that Machoman the Parakeet has a hernia and treat a baby ferret named Diesel the Weasel, which is making mysterious gurgling noises.

This week, Fern, a one-year-old chicken with a severe neck wound, needs emergency care while a baby bunny named Jon Snow comes in with a swollen eye. Also, Sol the Ball Python is wounded when his dinner attacks him, Rufio the geriatric skunk has stopped eating, and Ziggy the barred owl plays peek-a-boo with Dr. K.

This week, a hamster has a suspicious mass in a sensitive area, and a pot-bellied pig throws a temper tantrum while it gets a nail trim. Additionally, a beloved parrot needs surgery for a serious problem, and a corn snake is suffering from possible burns while a chinchilla needs treatment for a crusty nose.

In this week's episode, Merlin the Cockatoo has a mysterious problem with his feet, and Logan the pregnant Boa Constrictor is covered in creepy crawlies. Additionally, Stephanie the Opossum is suffering from an infected tail, while two baby tortoises named Tommy and Arthur have their very first visit to the doctor.