The Pets Factor - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Ziggy, Ruskin and Tops
James gets a visit from Ziggy, a very noisy lurcher with a poorly tail. Cat helps some heroic dogs to save lives. Plus Rory has a serious emergency on his hands with a cat that has a blocked bladder.
Coco, Ellie and Hedgehogs
Cheryl performs some serious surgery to repair Coco's dodgy knee. James helps Ellie the leonberger take some weight of her aching bones with hydrotherapy, while Rory hits the road to help a hedgehog who has got into a bit of a prickle.
Dottie, Tammy and Rocket
James plays midwife to Dottie, his beloved pregnant kune kune pig. Cheryl has a testing time operating on Tammy, a feline with a badly broken leg. Plus Cat uncovers a case of mistaken identity for Rocket the rabbit.
Napoleon, Sky and Monty
Rory helps Napoleon the French bulldog who is all out of puff. Cheryl operates on one of her favourite patients, Sky the Siberian husky. Plus Cat and vet Nigel are in trouble with nurse Ashleigh about their overweight pets.
Honey and Rufus
James investigates why Honey the guinea pig is putting on weight. Cheryl goes on a home visit to do a doggy check-up on her four-legged family members. Plus the pressure is on for Rory to help a little dog with a big appetite for pebbles.
Rocky, Ruby and Sirius
Cheryl has a double operation on her hands with Rocky, a young French bulldog who has broken his leg and swallowed a nail. Cat the vet checks out some irresistible cockapoo pups, and Rory befriends a cat who has been missing for nine months.
Winston and Ollie
Cat the vet helps Winston, a hungry hound who's piling on the pounds. Rory goes back to school to check on some baby chicks. And James needs a steady hand to perform a very delicate procedure on Olly the rabbit.
Derek and Gilbert
Cheryl performs surgery on Gilbert, a tiny hamster with a big problem. James throws a party for gentle giant Derek, a great dane puppy who just wants to fit in. And vet Cat needs to check over a snake that's a bit on the snappy side.
Daisy, Pixie and Trinity
Vet Cat assists with some serious dental work on an adorable King Charles spaniel. James tries his hand at training a champion agility dog and Cheryl operates on an abandoned kitten in need of a home.
Winnie, Romeo and the Pooch Party
Vet James gets a visit from Winnie, an assistance dog with a very swollen paw. Rory investigates Romeo the guinea pig's mysterious eye problem. And it's party time for Cheryl and her team.
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