TV Guide Animal Planet

At a famous Seattle studio's request, Pete and his crew create a recording oasis that is a two-story, high-tech musical treetop masterpiece.

A California woman wants a permanent residence among the giant redwood trees, so Pete and his crew build a tri-level masterpiece 60 feet up.

A Texas dad with a wife and three daughters asks Pete to build him a western-style mancave with a huge deck housing a 600-pound custom meat smoker.

Pete builds a writer's retreat for a first-time novelist after convincing her that the tree he picked would make the perfect hideaway to be her most creative.

Peter builds a Honeymoon Suite addition for a couple who wants to hold their wedding at Treehouse Point in time for them to have the wedding and the honeymoon.

Amanda tries to get medical attention for a pit bull puppy with a fractured jaw and Latte the Dalmatian, who could lose his sight due to an eye condition.

A miniature schnauzer with a shunted liver needs to undergo an expensive surgery as Amanda helps a blind puppy move in with his forever family.

A beluga whale is trained to get on the whale scale; the staff try to treat a shark that does not want to eat; a sea lion gives birth at the aquarium.

A southern sea otter arrives at the health center; the team aids a coral restoration project; some young African penguins prepare for an event.

The sea lions are prepared for their eye surgery; the team investigates the effects of plastic on sharks; the aquarium launches a study on wild beluga whales.

Dr. Blue examines Yuki the bulldog to uncover what she ate; Dr. Lavigne and his wife learn about alternative home care for their amputee rescue cat.

Dr. Lavigne removes a mass from a small dog; Dr. Blue's wife gives birth to a baby girl; the vets deal with a sassy llama; a mini poodle has 14 teeth removed.

Dr. Blue inspects a lethargic dog that may have eaten shorts; Dr. Lavigne operates on a husky; an emergency arises with a pet; the vets go to a crawfish boil.

Dr. Blue fears a dog is sick with the flu; Dr. Ross tries to help a Boxer; a robot vacuum is blamed for stressing a cat as Dr. Lavigne performs surgery.

On the first cross-Alaskan flight she's ever flown as a new pilot, veterinarian Dr. Dee travels to a remote village inside the Arctic Circle to treat animals.

Dr. Dee must examine a large horse for a problem that's potentially deadly; Dr. Dee teaches a pig farmer how to castrate his piglets.

A local radio station gives the vet help finding a forever home for a dog that has special needs; a cattle castration that should be routine becomes dangerous.

A fat cat named Chubbs is brought into the clinic with a serious facial injury, pushing rookie vet Dr. Amy's surgery skills to their limit.

Dr. Jeff Young and his skilled team of over 30 staff members care fo a dog that arrives at the clinic and goes into cardiac arrest shortly thereafter.

As winter approaches, the staff raises money for needy animals by hosting a "Fun Run"; in time for the holidays, a forever home is found for a stray Pomeranian.

Dr. Jeff examines a dog that is thought to have a broken leg, but the vet's diagnosis shows it is a serious condition that requires urgent surgery.

Dr. Dee cares for a Yorkie puppy that needs emergency surgery; one of Santa's reindeer at the North Pole's Antler Academy is treated by Dr. Terry.

Dr. Dee checks on a pack horse that kicks like a mule; Dr. Terry and Nicole treat a stubborn dog at their remote vet clinic in the town of Arctic Village.

As winter approaches, the staff raises money for needy animals by hosting a "Fun Run"; in time for the holidays, a forever home is found for a stray Pomeranian.

Dr. Jeff examines a dog that is thought to have a broken leg, but the vet's diagnosis shows it is a serious condition that requires urgent surgery.

Dr. Dee cares for a Yorkie puppy that needs emergency surgery; one of Santa's reindeer at the North Pole's Antler Academy is treated by Dr. Terry.

Dr. Dee checks on a pack horse that kicks like a mule; Dr. Terry and Nicole treat a stubborn dog at their remote vet clinic in the town of Arctic Village.

Dr. Dee must examine a large horse for a problem that's potentially deadly; Dr. Dee teaches a pig farmer how to castrate his piglets.

A local radio station gives the vet help finding a forever home for a dog that has special needs; a cattle castration that should be routine becomes dangerous.