Ep 7. Warts and All
- TVPG
- May 7, 2016
- 44 min
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Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet is a reality TV show that follows vet Dr. Michelle Oakley as she goes about her daily life treating animals in Canada's Yukon Territory. In season 3 episode 7, titled Warts and All, viewers get to see Dr. Oakley deal with some unique cases involving animals with warts.
The episode begins with Dr. Oakley examining a sick bison. The bison has a large wart on its nose, which is causing it difficulty in breathing. Dr. Oakley decides to remove the wart, but she's not quite sure how to go about it. She needs to take care not to harm the bison while removing the wart. Through trial and error, Dr. Oakley is able to successfully remove the wart and the bison is able to breathe easier.
Next up, Dr. Oakley treats a dog that has multiple warts on its body. The dog's owner is worried that the warts might be cancerous, so Dr. Oakley takes a sample of one of the warts for biopsy. While waiting for the results, Dr. Oakley removes the warts from the dog's body. The procedure is delicate, as Dr. Oakley does not want to leave any scar tissue that could cause the dog discomfort.
Later in the episode, Dr. Oakley attends to a cow that has a wart on its udder. The wart is causing the cow pain and discomfort, making it difficult for her to produce milk. Dr. Oakley needs to remove the wart, but she has to be careful to avoid injuring the udder. She decides to use a laser to remove the wart, which turns out to be a success.
Throughout the episode, Dr. Oakley showcases her expertise in dealing with animals with unique conditions. Her ability to diagnose and treat them with care and precision is awe-inspiring. The show also gives viewers a glimpse into life in the Yukon Territory, where the weather is extreme and animals are a part of everyday life.
In sum, Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet season 3 episode 7, Warts and All, is an engaging and educational showcase of the work of Dr. Michelle Oakley. It exemplifies the dedication and passion that Dr. Oakley has for her work and her patients, and gives viewers an appreciation for the challenges that come with caring for animals in the Yukon Territory.
