Exotic Animal ER: Double Dose

Lil Bit the prairie dog has a mysterious bump on her face. It could be a hematoma, but Dr T worries it is something worse.

Dr K and Frida's owner must work together to break Frida, a twenty-one-year-old cockatoo, of her perpetual plucking habit.

Doctors rush to cure three special patients. Mimi, a tortoise, isn't able to walk and Dr T thinks she might be suffering a spinal injury.

Dr W examines Toothless, a chameleon with a swollen eye, but needs to be able to see the eye to determine the damage.

Dr K must address inflamed sinuses on Lola, a fourteen-year-old cockatiel. If Lola isn't treated quickly, her symptoms could get worse.

Ophelia the skunk is brought in for a check-up. Her owners are worried she might have worms so the staff tests her.

A goat named Dexter has blood in his urine. Dr Kelleher suspects a urinary infection and wants to take an ultrasound to see what's going on.

Leo, a tiny leopard tortoise, is having trouble breathing, which Dr T thinks might have something to do with pneumonia.

A hedgehog is in need of a mani-pedi! Maya the blue-tongued skink is blowing bubbles from her eye, while Bluebi is in fragile condition.

A ferret is rushed into the clinic. Fiona the water dragon hasn't been eating, and a gender reveal party for a young marmoset is fun for all.

A pregnant boa constrictor is covered in mites, Stephanie the opossum has an infected tail, and Quack the duck has an unwanted face piercing.

A tamarin monkey gets injured while playing with a dog, a parakeet might be suffering from a hernia, and a squirrel has a private problem.

Tragedy strikes when Sol the python is attacked by his own meal. Meanwhile an old skunk has stopped eating, and Ziggy the barred owl plays a game of peek-a-boo.