Dr. Dee: Alaska Vet - Season 2

Dr. Dee swaps roles as she takes her own dog to a specialist in Anchorage for eye surgery. There, she reconnects with her step-daughter to check on a barrel racing horse. Meanwhile, a remote clinic takes a turn for the worse for Dr. Terry and Nicole.

Dr. Dee and her husband Ken help the remote villages of Alaska by hosting a vet clinic in a town of just 107 residents. Back at Animal House, Dr. Dee has a life or death emergency on her hands with an Akita apparently suffering from a gunshot wound.

Dr. Dee starts fundraising for a no-kill animal shelter in Fairbanks with a pet tricks competition. A pot-bellied pig named Lilly Lou undergoes a surgery full of surprises. Dr. Dee's long-time friend has a stallion with a possibly deadly tumor.

Dr. Dee and Ken head to Eagle, Alaska, to host a vet clinic; dog that suffered a vicious attack needs emergency surgery; Dr. Dee contemplates a lovesick turtle mystery; checking a rancher's cows for pregnancy.

Animal House gets busy as Dr. Dee must deal with a Chihuahua with a life-threatening condition, trim the beak of a vocal Macaw, and treat a deathly ill newborn calf; Dr. Dee and Ken add seven fainting goats to the family at home.

Dr. Dee has to be careful when she visits a ranch to check on a pack horse named Red; Dr. Terry and Nicole head to a remote clinic; dog has a mass that appears to be cancerous.

Dr. Dee puts her mother on a plane to a remote vet clinic in Manley Hot Springs; Rottweiler could have bone cancer; bunny suffers with large abscess; St. Bernard puppies stop by for a visit.

Dr. Dee flies to a remote clinic in Healy; tumors found on dog getting spayed; Dr. Dee readies Nugget the Bull to breed; Dr. Terry is surprised while giving six kittens their shots.

Nature wages war when Dr. Dee and Ken decide to rescue six baby owls after an eagle kills their parents; Dr. Dee's dog donates blood to a lab with auto-immune disease; cat receives stem cell therapy.

Dr. Dee performs surgery on a dog for three-hours straight to save its life; diagnosis is changed on a dog with seizures; Dr. Dee and Ken trek to Yakutat, Alaska where they haven't seen a veterinarian in two years.

Dee returns to Ruby for a remote clinic. Back in Fairbanks, an emaciated rabbit needs treatment; a border collie puppy has a congenital disorder; a rescued cat may have feline immunodeficiency virus.