Ep 12. Lights, Camera, Auction!

In the latest episode of Heartland Docs, DVM, titled "Lights, Camera, Auction!", the veterinarians Ben and Erin Schroeder are once again faced with unique and challenging cases that need their attention and expertise. In this episode, the Schroeders visit a livestock auction where they deal with various animals in need of medical care.

The first patient is a hog that requires immediate attention. Despite some hesitance at first, Ben and Erin quickly get to work to diagnose and treat the animal's condition. This is followed by a challenging case involving a cow with an injured hoof. The Schroeders pull out all the stops to provide the animal with the care it needs to prevent any further damage.

The third case involves a newborn calf that requires a close examination. Ben and Erin need to work together to determine what is causing the calf's symptoms and figure out the best course of action to make sure the calf makes a full recovery.

In between these cases, we see Ben and Erin navigating the livestock auction, meeting and chatting with fellow farmers and auctioneers. They also take some time to introduce the idea of animal welfare to those attending the auction, pointing out the importance of treating animals with respect and dignity.

Throughout the episode, we also get a glimpse into the Schroeders' lives outside of the clinic. Erin spends some time reflecting on her pregnancy, and the couple discuss their plans for the farm. We also get a glimpse into their personal lives as they share some of their experiences and funny stories with each other.

As always, the episode is packed with interesting cases, heartwarming moments, and fascinating insights into the world of veterinary medicine and livestock farming. With their friendly and compassionate approach to animal care, Ben and Erin Schroeder continue to prove that they are not only skilled veterinarians but also outstanding human beings. So, this episode of Heartland Docs, DVM provides a perfect mix of entertainment and education for animal lovers and anyone interested in the veterinary field.