Pete and his crew create a treehouse in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains as a guesthouse for one of their carpenter's Appalachian Christmas traditions.
Pete is in Alaska to build a sturdy treehouse that can withstand the weight of heavy snowfall, offers a breath-taking view of the landscape and a sauna.
A French-inspired restaurant gets a dining room treehouse built by Pete and his "brigade de cuisine," sitting in a giant live oak in a field of red poppies.
The good and bad behavior and many fuzzy faces of America's cutest cats and most adorable dogs are presented as they interact on an intense level of cuteness.
The fuzzy faces and good or bad behavior of America's cats is presented as cats with unusual pals are examined and kitties with surprising athletic abilities.
A dog is rushed into the clinic after being struck by a car; Susan takes care of four relinquished rats, which need to be neutered; a young girl saves a kitten.
Dr. Jeff and Petra train the new veterinarians at a wildlife sanctuary in Mexico; a Great Dane arrives at the clinic with wounds from an air conditioner.
Dr. Jeff heads to a secluded island in Panama to assist them with their pet population issue; a spiritied terrier and a German shepherd pup get into a scuffle.
Dr. Jeff and Petra mend the broken leg of a wild puppy who got hurt when it fell from a trampoline; veterinary technicians prepare a dog for emergency surgery.
Dr. Jeff and his crew provide veterinary care at the Lakota Reservation in South Dakota; Amy considers the best option for a French bulldog who ate a toy.
Dr. Dee and her husband Ken hold a vet clinic in Eagle, Alaska; Dr. Terry performs emergency surgery at Animal House on a dog that was viciously attack.
Dr. Jeff and his crew provide veterinary care at the Lakota Reservation in South Dakota; Amy considers the best option for a French bulldog who ate a toy.
Dr. Dee and her husband Ken hold a vet clinic in Eagle, Alaska; Dr. Terry performs emergency surgery at Animal House on a dog that was viciously attack.