Anns an sreath seo tha sinn a' coinneachadh lighichean-sprèidh bho air feadh Alba 's iad ri frithealadh iomadach seòrsa beathach beag is mòr, peatail agus fiadhaich. Bidh sgeulachdan toileachais agus bròin pailt agus sinn a' coinneachadh ri gach creutair beò. An t-seachdain-sa, aig AVR faisg air Obar Dheathain, tha coin beag is mòr aig bheat Scott Rigg.

'S e Boerboel a th' ann am Midas agus tha 64 cileagram de chuideam ann, agus tha Poppy, an dachshund a-staigh cuideachd. Aig Pàirc Fiadh-bheatha na Gàidhealtachd, tha bheat Jane Harley trang a' gearradh ingnean na markhoran, agus tha sùil amhairc aice air an trèanair-eich saor-thoileach Bonnie Mealand fhads a tha ise ag obair le na h-eich Przewalski. Agus, ann an Steòrnabhagh, tha bheat Mìcheal Brannigan air fios fhaighinn gu bheil bò ann an èiginn anns na Hearadh, ach chan e sin an aon dhùbhlan a th' aige - tha sneachd air a' Chlisheam.

This series follows vets across Scotland as they tend to small, large and very wild animals.

Vet Scott Rigg has the challenge of operating on one of the largest breeds of dog, Midas the Boerboel who weighs 64 kilograms. And his next patient for surgery is Poppy, who is one of the tiniest breeds of dog - a dachshund.

At Highland Wildlife Park, vet Jane Harley is kept on her toes with the lively markhors as they get their regular hoof trim, and she observes horse trainer Bonnie Mealand as she works with the wild Przewalski horses.

And in Stornoway, vet Micheal Brannigan has been called to a cow that needs urgent treatment in Harris, but he has to overcome the challenge of travelling by road over a snowy Clisham - the highest mountain in the Western Isles. Show less