TV Guide Animal Planet Tuesday

Dr. Jeff and Dr. Petra team up to try and save a beloved husky's injured leg; when an ordinary pig spay operation becomes complicated, it scares Dr. Baier.

Dr. Jeff sends Hector to Louisiana to rescue injured and sick pets that are left homeless by flood waters; a cat swallows something it shouldn't have.

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.

A fellow veterinarian calls for help when her beloved Poodle's cough points to foreign material in an unusual place.

A Bernese Mountain Dog suspected of scarfing an unmentionable feast is a potential record-breaking challenge for Dr. G; a feline rushed to a clinic.

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.

Extreme angler Jeremy Wade embarks on a sub-arctic fishing trip in the northwestern U.S. in search of a lethal fish said to subdue its prey beneath the ice.

Extreme angler Jeremy Wade resorts to visiting a witch doctor in his pursuit of the ferocious Goliath tiger fish in the waters of Africa's Congo River.

One furry animal is a superb swimmer; another uses its 7,000 spikes to ward off predators; an animal can expel 10 liters of gas on an hourly basis.

The history of large canine breeds is detailed; a dog gained fame for being painted by two renowned artists; a terrier's visage resembles a primate.

Mashengo the giraffe arrives at the zoo; endangered ducklings are released in the Central Park Children's Zoo; two cloud rats fall in love.

The cardiologists try to discern why the geladas have a heart condition; the Nile crocodiles are moved off-exhibit; the elephants shrews breed.

The team tracks a nocturnal hunter in the jungles of Laos, a creature not only covered with toxic barbs, but that is also quick to regenerate lost limbs.

The team scours the deserts of Nevada for the camel spider, which has two pairs of jaws and may be the fastest arachnid on Earth.

After 13 years in an abusive relationship with Calvin the cat, a woman calls in Jackson Galaxy to help set things right between the two of them.

Jackson helps a once happily married couple whose relationship is being adversely affected by their adopted cat Woody, who possibly caused a prior cat's death.

Tia and Lizzy take on eight dogs in dire straits at a Mississippi shelter; M2 minds the fort at VRC while juggling life as mother of two.

With the new VRC location nearing the finish line, Tia and crew prepare to welcome the public in for volunteer day; an Ohio couple bonds with deaf dog, Ben.

Officers protect waterfowl in Michigan's icy waters.

Officers patrol during archery and firearm deer seasons; hunters donate venison.

Officers use aerial observation to find illegally baited areas; officers discover a deer with a tag purchased after it was killed.

Wardens tackle poaching, follow tips, and navigate rugged terrain. Later, they watch for salmon snagging and evade grizzly bears in tense encounters.

Wardens tackle poaching, follow tips, and navigate rugged terrain. Later, they watch for salmon snagging and evade grizzly bears in tense encounters.

Wardens tackle poaching, follow tips, and navigate rugged terrain. Later, they watch for salmon snagging and evade grizzly bears in tense encounters.

Wardens tackle poaching, follow tips, and navigate rugged terrain. Later, they watch for salmon snagging and evade grizzly bears in tense encounters.

Officers play in a charity hockey game.

Officers patrol on the lookout for hunting blinds that violate state law.

Wardens tackle poaching, follow tips, and navigate rugged terrain. Later, they watch for salmon snagging and evade grizzly bears in tense encounters.

Wardens tackle poaching, follow tips, and navigate rugged terrain. Later, they watch for salmon snagging and evade grizzly bears in tense encounters.

Officers play in a charity hockey game.

Officers patrol on the lookout for hunting blinds that violate state law.

Officers patrol during archery and firearm deer seasons; hunters donate venison.

Officers use aerial observation to find illegally baited areas; officers discover a deer with a tag purchased after it was killed.