The Incredible Dr. Pol Season 7 Episode 10 One Hot Llama
- TV-PG
- September 26, 2015
- 42 min
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The Incredible Dr. Pol is a reality TV show featuring the life and work of Dr. Jan Pol, the owner of Pol Veterinary Services in Michigan. In season 7 episode 10 titled One Hot Llama, Dr. Pol and his team take on a wide range of animal cases, including a potential heatstroke case, a llama with a strange skin condition, and a nebulizer for a horse with a cough.
The episode opens with Dr. Pol and his team rushing to the aid of an alpaca with a skin condition. The owner reports that the alpaca's skin is dry and flaky, which Dr. Pol suspects could be lice or a fungal infection. Dr. Pol and his team work quickly to diagnose the condition and provide the necessary treatment, including a medicated bath and a series of topical medications.
Next up, Dr. Pol receives a call about a horse with a persistent cough. After examining the horse, Dr. Pol determines that the horse has a respiratory infection and needs to be treated with a nebulizer. The team prepares the nebulizer and works to alleviate the horse's coughing and breathing issues.
In another case, Dr. Pol is called to investigate a possible heatstroke case in a cow. The cow is panting heavily and showing signs of dehydration, which is common in cows during hot summer months. Dr. Pol and his team work to rehydrate the cow and get its body temperature back to a normal range.
The episode also features a young lamb who has been abandoned by its mother. Dr. Pol and his team work to bottle-feed the lamb and provide it with the necessary nutrients and care to ensure its survival. The team monitors the lamb closely and works to keep it healthy and strong.
Overall, season 7 episode 10 of The Incredible Dr. Pol is a heartwarming and inspiring look at the work Dr. Pol and his team do every day to care for animals of all shapes and sizes. Whether it's an alpaca with a skin condition, a horse with a respiratory infection, or a lamb in need of love and care, Dr. Pol and his team are always there to provide the best possible care for their furry patients.
