Ep 4. Dr. Yamamazing

Dr. Yamamazing, the fourth episode in the Animal Practice series, features an eccentric exotic bird specialist, Dr. Julius Kim, who is sought out by Dr. Coleman's team for assistance. Dr. Kim, also known as "Dr. Yamamazing," is known for his radical, yet successful, medical procedures.

Dr. Kim arrives at the Crane Animal Hospital in a flashy sports car and immediately begins showing off his extraordinary birdcalls, causing the hospital staff to doubt his expertise. However, Dr. Kim quickly proves his worth when he successfully saves a critically ill bird that was deemed untreatable by Dr. Coleman and the rest of the team.

Throughout the episode, Dr. Kim clashes with Dr. Coleman, who is wary of his unconventional methods. Meanwhile, Dr. Rizzo is tasked with caring for a group of rats who have been found in the walls of the hospital. Although she initially resists, she becomes more invested in the animals after learning about their background and gaining a newfound appreciation for their intelligence.

As the episode progresses, tensions rise between the two doctors as they struggle to agree on the appropriate treatment for a sick flamingo. Dr. Kim ultimately decides to perform a risky procedure on the flamingo, which places the bird's life in immediate danger. Dr. Coleman and the rest of the staff anxiously watch as Dr. Kim works to save the bird's life.

In the end, the procedure is successful, and the flamingo recovers fully. Dr. Coleman, who initially doubted Dr. Kim's capabilities, is forced to acknowledge his success. The two doctors eventually come to a mutual understanding, and the episode ends on a positive note.

Overall, the episode is filled with both humor and heart, as the hospital staff works together to care for their animal patients. The addition of Dr. Kim adds an exciting and unpredictable element to the show, as viewers are left wondering what he will do next. Although there are some tense moments throughout the episode, the heartwarming ending ensures that viewers are left satisfied and looking forward to the next installment of Animal Practice.