Ep 10. Yukon Do It

  • TV14
  • December 8, 2018

Dr. Oakley, Yukon Vet season 6 episode 10, titled "Yukon Do It," follows Dr. Michelle Oakley who travels to remote areas of the Yukon to provide veterinary care to animals of all kinds in need. In this episode, viewers witness Dr. Oakley and her team battling the extreme cold weather conditions of the Yukon, as they perform a range of medical procedures on various animals.

The episode begins with Dr. Oakley and her team venturing out onto the frozen river by snowmobile to reach a remote trapping cabin. Here, they find several sled dogs in need of medical attention. Dr. Oakley performs a thorough check-up on each dog, administering vaccinations and supplements to keep them in top health during their duties.

Next, Dr. Oakley receives a call from a local hunter who needs her help with his hunting dogs. The dogs have been out in the extreme cold for several days, and one of them has become ill. Dr. Oakley rushes to the scene and provides a diagnosis of pneumonia to the sick dog. She administers antibiotics and fluids to help him recover, while also ensuring that all the dogs have proper shelter and extra food to keep them warm and nourished.

Later on, Dr. Oakley visits a ranch to examine a mare who is having difficulty giving birth. She works quickly to identify the problem and perform a successful delivery. The new foal is a healthy and robust male, and Dr. Oakley takes the time to provide post-birth care to the mare and doting mother.

The final call of the episode is one of the most challenging and heart-wrenching cases Dr. Oakley and her team have faced. They receive a call from a local farmer whose horse has become stuck in the deep snow and fallen ill. Dr. Oakley rushes to the farm and, along with her team, works tirelessly to help the sick horse. Despite their best efforts, the horse is unable to recover, and the team must make the difficult decision to euthanize the animal.

Through it all, Dr. Oakley remains a steady and reassuring presence, working tirelessly to ensure the health and well-being of the animals in her care. Whether battling the extreme cold, aiding sled dogs and hunting dogs, or delivering a foal, Dr. Oakley is dedicated to providing the best possible care for all the creatures who call the Yukon home. By the end of the episode, viewers are left with a profound appreciation for Dr. Oakley's unwavering commitment to the health and welfare of animals in need.

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Description
  • First Aired
    December 8, 2018
  • Content Rating
    TV14
  • Language
    English