Episode 4
In this episode, Pet Psychic and author Beth Lee-Crowther is on her way to Chorley to meet a pet she's never spoken to before – a duck. Ham (what else do you call a duck?) is sad after losing his best friend Pea, and his owner Charlotte is desperate to cheer him up. After a quick chat Beth thinks she knows exactly what Ham needs, but will it work?
Beth's next stop is to meet an incredible dog called Otto. Otto had a bad car accident as a puppy which left him disabled but it's not his physical injuries owner Tim would like fixing. Understandably after what Otto has been through, he is now left with a fear of cars and Tim would like to see if Beth can cure his anxiety and get him back on the road.
It's not just domestic pets that Beth can speak to, and her final client is Juniper the Alpaca. Juniper has some behavioural issues that owner Jess would like to sort out but will she let Beth get within spitting distance?
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