Ep 10. Big Bite, Pig Attitude!
- TVPG
- March 21, 2021
- 43 min
Dr. K's Exotic Animal ER season 9 episode 10, titled "Big Bite, Pig Attitude!", follows the team as they encounter several unique cases.
The episode starts with Dr. K receiving an emergency call about a rhesus macaque monkey who has been attacked by a pet dog. Dr. K rushes to the scene to assess the monkey's injuries and determine the best course of action. With the monkey's life hanging in the balance, the team works quickly to stabilize the animal and perform surgery to repair the damage.
Next, the team is called to work on a pot-bellied pig with an attitude problem. The pig, who is used as a therapy animal, has been showing signs of aggression towards its handlers, making it difficult to use in therapy sessions. Dr. K and her team need to examine the pig to determine why it is behaving so aggressively and come up with a treatment plan to correct the behavior.
The episode also features cases involving two different snakes. In one case, a pet boa constrictor is not eating, causing its owners to become concerned. Dr. K examines the snake and discovers that there is an underlying issue causing the lack of appetite. In the other case, a venomous snake needs surgery to remove a tumor. Dr. K must work quickly and carefully to ensure the safety of everyone involved while also successfully removing the tumor.
In addition to these cases, the team is also called to a local zoo to examine a 1200-pound camel with a medical issue. Dr. K uses all her veterinary skills to diagnose the issue and come up with a treatment plan that will help the camel recover.
Throughout the episode, viewers get an inside look at the hectic and often emotional world of exotic animal veterinary care. Dr. K and her team work tirelessly to help these unique animals, often facing unexpected challenges and difficult decisions along the way.
Overall, "Big Bite, Pig Attitude!" showcases the incredible dedication and expertise of Dr. K and her team as they work to ensure the health and well-being of the exotic animals they care for.
