Vet on the Hill
2016
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Episode Guide
- 1. Saving a Policeman's Poisoned Dog Feb 5, 2009
- A policeman's pet that's been deliberately poisoned with snail bait; a malnourished penguin.
- 2. Confronting a Shocking Act of Cruelty Feb 12, 2009
- A 12-year-old cat that has been dumped in the surf on Bondi Beach; a lovesick parrot.
- 3. Cosmetic Surgery for a Bulldog Feb 18, 2009
- An operation on an out of control bulldog; a turtle that has wandered far from home.
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