Overall, that's another good animal vet show definitely a likable vet and it's interesting that they share a lot of personal information and they highlight all the different buried creatures that she works with. I just binged on the first few episodes to see what it was like I did find myself liking The doctor and pretty much the people that work with her so far it's been interesting for people who are perhaps looking to go into that work, especially when they show her doing the Cropsey, which is definitely one of the aspects of being a vet that can be done from small animals to large animals. It's not very pretty, but usually necessary many different circumstances But I do have to say --Egads...Season 1 episode 6. I have no idea how the owner of Oakley can sit in her car and say she was "stressed he's my baby and I wasn't sure if he was going to be OK "...when she brings in an animal that stinks to high heaven because it has an infection how can you have an animal sit in your home and smell that bad and you can actually see how hard the rooms look and not know that something wrong? Why would you not bring the animal in faster than the preset appointment, I'm shocked that she's allowed herself to be seen on TV. Like Dr. Jeff of Colorado, I admire her giving back to the communities by volunteering for spay and neuter's in many states, it's become incredibly expensive and hard for so many people to afford but it's a much needed program, considering the pet population.
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