All Creatures Great and Small

There is an illness going about Lord Livingstone's grouse moors. James and Helen find themselves chasing a cow through the countryside.

The vets introduce new drugs for treating their clients' animals but have to charge realistic prices for the their services, not everyone is happy about the price increases.

James has a tricky time treating a boxer. Siegfried is amazed at new wonder drugs. Young David wants to become a vet.

When the housekeeper must leave for a short while, Tristan attempts to keep the house in order in her absence. An itinerant workman's dog is need of emergency surgery.

Tristan is smitten with Debbie Mount, much to her father's dismay. However, when he treats the family horse, Tristan seems to have eyes for both of the Mount ladies.

James and Helen nearly have their anniversary celebration ruined when a goat eats a checkbook. Siegfried's present saves the night.

The vets’ evening plans come surprisingly unstuck when Miss Westerman's dog Hamish wanders off while coming round from an operation.

Siegfried and James attend a calving at a modern milking facility. Mrs. Beck manages to skip paying for her cat's operation.

It's September 1939 - While James examines Mrs. Bailey's cows, a radio broadcast declares that Britain is now at war with Germany.

Siegfried and Tristan are left to run Skeldale House. Siegfried is less than impressed with Tristan's culinary skills.

Dogs around town are mysteriously being poisoned. Siegfried is determined to find the perpetrator and put an end to the slaughter

James saves a patient who had been poorly treated by an amateur vet. He then visits Lord Hulton's place to discover the comfortable lifestyle he maintains.

It is bad enough when a dog goes blind. It is even worse that James has to break this sad news to the dog's neurotic owner.

Siegfried and Tristan enlist in the Royal Air Force. The arrival of a female Polish vet could mean drastic changes in the affairs of Skeldale House.