TV Guide Animal Planet Saturday

Jeremy looks for the vicious sea creature that ripped off a man's face.

Wade travels to Columbia, South America, to investigate the killing of a bride who was dragged to her death by what Wade believes was a river monster.

Jeremy Wade follows the trail of an elusive lake monster to Ukraine and into Chernobyl, but he must find the mutant fish before radiation forces him to leave.

This rip-roaring ride through the dark side of nature mixes action and adventure with mystery as Jeremy hunts for freshwater fish with a taste for human flesh.

Alligators turn up everywhere, from backyard pools to guest bathrooms; a woman is killed by an alligator while she gardens; beheaded pythons turn up in Miami.

Residents begin to be careful when they stick their hands in their mailboxes, because one homeowner finds a venomous snake when she checks for mail.

When a pre-historic, crocodilian creature kills people in Liberia, adventurer Paul Mungeam questions if the species in this case is more akin to a dinosaur.

Mungo travels to Namibia to investigate the "Dog-Headed Pig Monster," which is a creature that prowls at night, preying on livestock and village children.

Investigator Marisa McHugh can't figure out what happened to a dog who is tied up in the front yard with one leg missing.

Animal cops discover diseases in 50 animals at the home of a former dog breeder; Marisa is also called to help out with a python suffering from neglect.

AHS Investigator Marlynn Barkley discovers two dogs tied up in a backyard, one of whom has a collar that is digging into its neck.

AHS Supervisor Stacie DaBolt begins investigating a case involving one dead dog and two others that are badly malnourished and infected with tick fever.

Dr. G. must be precise in removing troublesome objects stuck in the ear and nose of a Boston Terrier.

A dog whose stomach is full of forbidden snacks faces Dr. G; a fellow vet fears her dog's symptoms may be due to an "off-menu" meal or something worse.

A pet owner gets a front-row seat as Dr. G explores a troublesome appetite; a feline at risk for a dangerous blockage means a high-pressure race.

Rocky, a mixed-breed canine suspected of scarfing a purse, deals Dr. G unexpected side dishes; a puppy with a troubled tummy is a head-scratching case.

One feline has an appetite that's shockingly on the money, while another's taste for stringy oddities appears to be insatiable.

A tuxedo cat takes playtime too far, pitting Dr. G against a life-threatening foreign body; a barbeque season corn-undrum lands a Golden Retriever in hot water.

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.

At Animal House, Dr. Dee uses a laser to get rid of a tumor on a dog's tongue, and treats dog's heart murmur; Dr. Dee visits a woman's pit of snakes.

Alaskan veterinarian Dr. Dee has to take her own personal dog in to have eye surgery performed by a specialist in Anchorage, Alaska.

A puppy with a broken leg gets a second chance after Dr. Jeff rescues it from an Oklahoma kill shelter and flies it in to his Denver clinic.

Dr. Jeff works to fix a young dog's badly broken leg after it jumps from the back of a pick-truck; Dr. Jeff goes up into the Rocky Mountains to help a fox.

Dr. Jeff must act quickly to save the life of a dog brought into the clinic foaming at the mouth; when Dr. Lindsay treats a golden doodle, she gets a surprise.

Dr. Jeff's team moves to a bigger facility after 25 years in a tiny clinic, providing twice the space to use to care for animals.

Dr. Dee and her husband continue their mission to help remote villages by hosting a veterinary clinic in a town that only has 107 residents.

Dr. Dee flies 230 miles to do a spay and neuter clinic; Dr. Dee and Alex x-ray a horse's lame leg; a cat is diagnosed with Feline Immunodeficiency Virus.

Dr. Jeff must act quickly to save the life of a dog brought into the clinic foaming at the mouth; when Dr. Lindsay treats a golden doodle, she gets a surprise.

Dr. Jeff's team moves to a bigger facility after 25 years in a tiny clinic, providing twice the space to use to care for animals.

Dr. Dee and her husband continue their mission to help remote villages by hosting a veterinary clinic in a town that only has 107 residents.

Dr. Dee flies 230 miles to do a spay and neuter clinic; Dr. Dee and Alex x-ray a horse's lame leg; a cat is diagnosed with Feline Immunodeficiency Virus.

At Animal House, Dr. Dee uses a laser to get rid of a tumor on a dog's tongue, and treats dog's heart murmur; Dr. Dee visits a woman's pit of snakes.

Alaskan veterinarian Dr. Dee has to take her own personal dog in to have eye surgery performed by a specialist in Anchorage, Alaska.