As the Supervet team prepare for Christmas, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick treats a rescue greyhound and a puppy terrier with bad legs. And Noel makes a surprise visit home to Ireland.

A Bengal cat needs reconstructive surgery after being hit by a car. Rescue whippet Wobble needs a high risk operation. And care dog Alfie has elbow dysplasia.

A wild buzzard with a broken wing gives Professor Noel a new challenge. A Labrador has badly damaged elbow joints, and a pampered cat needs surgery for his slipping knee caps.

Noel devises an unorthodox cure for a stray cat with a badly fractured leg. And a cross-breed called Piggy has a spinal problem that leaves its family facing a difficult decision.

The odds are stacked against Noel when golden retriever puppy Murphy is brought in with horrific facial injuries. And a man drives all the way from Switzerland looking for treatment for a chihuahua.

Professor Noel uses cutting edge technology to help Rottweiler Lulu after she loses the use of all four legs, and Doberman Maori who is struggling to walk and in considerable pain.

Noel is faced with two difficult cases that push his skills to the limit. Peanut the Cat was born with deformed front legs, and dog Ard Ri has bone cancer in his leg.

Noel combines cutting edge biology and technology in two ground-breaking operations to help a puppy called Flo and a border collie called Izzy.

Noel uses 3D printing to create a skull implant to treat a spaniel with brain cancer and a hinged elbow for a terrier.