"David and Gill and their son Freddie are hoping Noel can help their Labrador, Scooby, who has a life-threatening tumour in his leg."

"Noel operates on a five-month-old rabbit called Rufus with a badly broken hind leg."

"A Staffie puppy called Jasper has a problem with his legs where they are growing in the wrong direction and out of shape. Noel must operate on him soon if they're to have any chance of correcting the problem."

"Owner Diane brings in her 12-year-old cat Pixie, who's been hit by a car. Noel believes he can help Pixie walk again by giving her a revolutionary bionic implant."

"11 year old cat Schrodinger has a badly shattered thigh bone following a car accident \u2013 he is brought to Fitzpatrick Referrals by his devastated owners John and his 7 year old daughter Shoshana. Schrodinger is more than just a furry companion to Shoshana. Noel realises how much is at stake as he prepares to fuse the shattered bone back together."

"One year old Dachshund Frankie is brought by owners Kelly and Daniel to see if Noel can do anything to repair the deformity in his front left foot. Frankie is somewhat overindulged and lacking in the good behaviour department\u2026 and Noel ends up giving Frankie\u2019s owners a lesson in doggy discipline as well as finding a solution to treating the issue with his foot."

"Loved family member Lara is brough to Fitzpatrick Referrals by eight year old Ellis and his family. After being missing for 12 days, Lara had jumped into a removal van, escaped only to be hit by a car and then attacked by a fox. Her rear leg is shattered and Noel must perform reconstructive surgery so Ellis can have his best friend back."

"One year old Labrador Ira is brought to Fitzpatrick Referrals by Joye, who noticed that Ira was dragging his feet when out on a walk. What was thought a small problem becomes a bigger one, as Noel reveals that Ira has a genetic spinal problem which means he is in constant pain. Noel has to find a way to restore Ira and get him back to Joye."

"German shepherd Otto has a life-threatening tumour. Pomeranian puppy Gucci has broken her paw. And Rottweiler Elvis is having trouble walking."

"Tonight on The Supervet, Stampy the Cavashon has been hit by a car, Dylan has a limp that his local vet is concerned is a life threatening bone tumour, and Dachsund Lilly-Belle has lost the use of her back legs."

"This week on The Supervet, fabulous Christine brings in two (out of her four) toy poodles, Diamond and Sweetie, twelve week-old Balinese kitten Hopity has a dramatic deformity on her back leg, and Dandi, a five month-old German Shepherd puppy who\u2019s been diagnosed with severe elbow dysplasia making him severely lame on both front legs."

"This week on The Supervet, Willow has come in with a life threatening neck fracture, Bengal cat Loki has severe injuries following a car accident and Faberge has a mysterious affliction that needs further investigation."

"This week on The Supervet, young rabbit Speedy has a broken leg, Snoopy has lost a foot and Winston is paralysed from the waist down\u2026"

"This week on The Supervet, Bulldog Dolly has a number of painful problems that all need addressing, Police dog Anya must get better if she is to carry on working and Lola has a mysterious problem no one can put their finger on\u2026"

"This week on The Supervet, we meet Cyrus, a rare breed of dog with multiple issues, Bella a small Maltese cross with a life threatening neurological condition, Ghost who may have a bone defect and Newfoundland Bucklersbury Bear who inspires all who meet him as he lives his life on three legs\u2026"

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"Channel 4 returns to veterinary hospital Fitzpatrick Referrals, for another extraordinary series of the highly acclaimed Supervet, following renowned surgeon and \u2018Bionic Vet\u2019, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and his team of over 150 surgeons, nurses, ward attendants, hydro-therapists and physiotherapists as they help some of the nation\u2019s hardest-to-cure pets with innovative treatment and operations.\n\nIn this new series we\u2019ll experience yet more highs and lows as his team do everything they can to save our pets, along the way devising and inventing more astonishing procedures and surgeries.\n\nIn this first episode we meet cat Maya who has a shattered jaw from a dog attack , Labrador Spud who is his the closest companion of Chris and Max who is Jackie\u2019s pride and joy."

"This week the tables are turned for Fitzpatrick Nurse Steph when her cat Icicle is rushed into Fitzpatricks after being poisoned, Polish Sheepdog Bodie has a failed fracture repair and Professor Noel has only one shot at saving the leg, and cat Buggy need corrective surgery for his back legs."

"It has long been established by The Supervet series that the animals we share our lives with are so much more than just pets. They are our companions, friends and family and they can change our lives for the better. This week on The Supervet we explore that further as Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and his team have to deal with two emergency cases."

"This week Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and his team are pushed to the boundaries of life saving veterinary medicine when three challenging cases come in. The quality of life hangs in the balance for Ice, Ted and Jin Jin \u2013 who all live with families who would do anything for them."

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"In tonight\u2019s episode, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick meets three families in need of his specialist skill and experience along with the rest of the Fitzpatrick Referrals team. Noel is faced with one of his greatest challenges, a young puppy has fractured his neck and is on the brink of paralysis unless Noel can find a way to save his life\u2026"

"In tonight\u2019s episode, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick meets three more families in need of his specialist skill and experience along with the rest of the Fitzpatrick Referrals team."

"In tonight\u2019s episode, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick meets three more families in need of his specialist skill and experience along with the rest of the Fitzpatrick Referrals team."

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"Channel 4 returns to veterinary hospital Fitzpatrick Referrals, for another extraordinary four-part series of the highly acclaimed Supervet, following renowned surgeon and \u2018Bionic Vet\u2019, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and his team of over 150 surgeons, nurses, ward attendants, hydro-therapists and physiotherapists as they help some of the nation\u2019s hardest-to-cure pets with innovative treatment and operations"

"Channel 4 returns to veterinary hospital Fitzpatrick Referrals, for another extraordinary four-part series of the highly acclaimed Supervet, following renowned surgeon and \u2018Bionic Vet\u2019, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and his team of over 250 surgeons, nurses, ward attendants, hydro-therapists and physiotherapists as they help some of the nation\u2019s hardest-to-cure pets with innovative treatment and operations"

"Channel 4 returns to veterinary hospital Fitzpatrick Referrals, for another extraordinary four-part series of the highly acclaimed Supervet, following renowned surgeon and \u2018Bionic Vet\u2019, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and his team of over 250 surgeons, nurses, ward attendants, hydro-therapists and physiotherapists as they help some of the nation\u2019s hardest-to-cure pets with innovative treatment and operations"

"Channel 4 returns to veterinary hospital Fitzpatrick Referrals, for another extraordinary four-part series of the highly acclaimed Supervet, following renowned surgeon and \u2018Bionic Vet\u2019, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and his team of over 250 surgeons, nurses, ward attendants, hydro-therapists and physiotherapists as they help some of the nation\u2019s hardest-to-cure pets with innovative treatment and operations"

"The Supervet returns to Channel 4 for the eight series following Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and his team at Fitzpatrick Referrals"

"The Supervet returns to Channel 4 for the eight series following Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and his team at Fitzpatrick Referrals"

"Spring ushers in a powerful new season of The Supervet, the hugely popular series in which the brilliant and empathetic \u2018bionic vet\u2019, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and his team provide cutting-edge care and compassionate support for both animals and their human families\n\nThe new season sees Noel and his team facing some of their most emotional and technically challenging cases to date."

"Spring ushers in a powerful new season of The Supervet, the hugely popular series in which the brilliant and empathetic \u2018bionic vet\u2019, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and his team provide cutting-edge care and compassionate support for both animals and their human families\n\nThe new season sees Noel and his team facing some of their most emotional and technically challenging cases to date."

"Spring ushers in a powerful new season of The Supervet, the hugely popular series in which the brilliant and empathetic \u2018bionic vet\u2019, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and his team provide cutting-edge care and compassionate support for both animals and their human families\n\nThe new season sees Noel and his team facing some of their most emotional and technically challenging cases to date."

"A new run of Channel 4\u2019s highly popular series The Supervet kicks off"

"Mischievous and pampered young Basset Hound Barney is \u2018top dog\u2019 in Pat, and daughters Lyn and Michelle\u2019s home, especially since Pat\u2019s husband died last year, but lately, Barney\u2019s been suffering from weakness in his back legs. The girls bring him to Fitzpatrick\u2019s where neurologist Claire Rusbridge identifies an issue with Barney\u2019s neck. Giant Mastiff Tank is brought in to see Noel by Rob and Janet. He\u2019s struggling to walk on both front legs, and missing out playing with the family\u2019s other dogs at home, and Mouse the Miniature Pincher comes to see surgical resident Padraig in this episode\u2019s tale of \u2018little and large\u2019."

"Week three brings Professor Noel Fitzpatrick and his team at both his hospitals in Surrey some new challenges to overcome in order to help three patients, Charlie, Buzz and Pebbles."

"In this week\u2019s episode Steve brings in two-year-old Mastif Maya to discuss her options for treatment with Noel, Anna brings in Betty Boop a tiny pug that lives with her sixteen brothers and sisters, a pack of rescued Chihuahuas, and Kanzi who has intermittent lameness."

"This week, Gary and Warin bring in their six-year old Shih Tzu, called Lucky. She\u2019s been referred to Fitzpatrick\u2019s with severe arthritis in her hip but could be something far more sinister. Bongo is Sara and Russell\u2019s much-loved family Labrador who acts like another brother to their sons, Milo and Marley. But despite only being two years old, Bongo has been affected by osteoarthritis on all four legs, and German Shepherd puppy Mason has a genetic disease called Osteochondritis Dissecans, wherein some joints the cartilage doesn\u2019t develop normally."

"This week sees one of Professor Noel Fitzpatrick\u2019s senior neurologists treat a Chihuahua with a rare brain condition, and Noel helps a family in need of a solution of their elderly labrador Drummer who is a support for their family."

"Labradors are the most popular breed in the country, and Fitzpatrick Referrals sees up to 30 every week. In this episode, two are referred to Noel in search of a solution and Baloo a very large Great Dane, makes a big entrance to the practice when he comes in for major spinal surgery."

"At the end of a busy day, Milo, a beautiful two-year-old Bengal cat, is rushed to Fitzpatrick Referrals by Sarada and Philip after being hit by a car. Jen brings in Storm, a large 2-year old German Shepherd, for a total elbow replacement and South African Monica and Bennet turn to Noel for help to treat their Rottweiler puppy Mauser who has a genetic condition."

"Series 11 of The Supervet kicks off this week with the dramatic story of tiny Teddy who is rushed to Fitzpatrick Referrals as an emergency after being attacked by another dog in the park. Gaie brings in her four-year-old Bernese Mountain Dog, Harvey to see Noel, hoping that he can treat a rare cyst in his elbow and an excitable 6-year-old black Labrador Juke has been referred to Noel with severe pain in his right leg."

"In The Supervet this week Rachel brings in her beloved Bulldog to see Professor Noel Fitzpatrick with what she thinks are bad hip problems, but when Noel examines an overweight Buster he discovers that his dislocating kneecaps and cruciate ligament issues are worse than his hip dysplasia, and recommends total replacement of the joint for both knees. Doug the Pug lives an idyllic life but Aimee is worried that his walking has deteriorated over the past six months and he is now doubly incontinent and Sandra and Paul rescued the one-year-old dog Rusty from Romania, but he has bad hip dysplasia and slipping kneecaps in both hind legs."

"This week on The Supervet Carol brings in her five-year-old tortoiseshell cat Betsy who has been diagnosed with a cancerous tumour on her back leg, Toni and Leanne bring their Tibetan Terrier Beau to see Noel about her hip dysplasia after noticing a deterioration in her walking and Staffordshire Bull Terrier Rosie is admitted as an emergency after her back legs suddenly collapse in the park."

"On this week\u2019s Supervet, Eils and her husband Matt arrive at Fitzpatrick Referrals with their fox red Labrador puppy, Oscar, Lynne and David make the three hundred mile trip from County Durham for an urgent appointment with Noel with their seven-year-old Russian Black Terrier and an emergency arrives at Fitzpatrick Referrals, one-year-old cat Korky who has been in a car accident."