Famous television veterinarian Dr. Michelle Oakley is enjoying her tenth season on Nat Geo WILD. Her practice in Haines, Alaska, is busier than ever, with domestic and wild animals seeking her help. Braving the elements, she makes house calls, often traversing desolate wilderness and dangerous stretches of water to check on a patient. Her series
Nat Geo WILD’s new show, Critter Fixers: Country Vets premieres Saturday ad we have an exclusive sneak preview of the new fun show that features two doctors who right the ailments of every kind of living creature that comes through their doors down in Georgia. Dr. Hodges is a fish guy, the “black Jacques Cousteau,”
On Sunday’s edition of Dr. T, Lone Star Vet, we get an assorted group of ailing reptiles, birds, and mammals who need help. This episode will specifically focus on wallabies, a bunny who needs to birth a baby, talking Amazonian parrots, and a family member’s turtle who really needs to fart. During the episode airing
This Sunday, new Nat Geo WILD series, Dr. T, Lone Star Vet, sees Dr. Lauren Thielen join the network’s lofty club of superstar veterinarians like Dr. Pol to have their own show. The differential is that Dr. T, as she is commonly known, is more hands on with the smaller and more rare critters —
Nat Geo Wild series, Dog: Impossible will turn all your preconceived notions about how to handle your own dog on its axis. Chances are, you are too loving, too indulgent and not giving your dog the right kind of space, respect and behavioral reinforcement to give the animal its best life. Sound harsh? It’s far
Ronan Donovan is not only matinee-idol handsome (yes, he does look Bradley Cooperesque), but he is a real adventurer and a thoughtful one at that. He makes his living as a wildlife photographer and has spent many years working with National Geographic; the pinnacle of achievement for those in that area of work. After years
Shark fans and fraidy-cats who have been known to hear the Jaws theme while in the bathtub have a good reason to rejoice as SHARKFEST begins a three-week run on July 14 on Nat Geo and continues from July 21 through August 2 on Nat Geo WILD. This is the seventh annual SHARKFEST and it
Jack Randall is the upbeat host of Nat Geo WILD’s Out There with Jack Randall. He’s an animal-loving zoologist with close ties to Steve Irwin and he’s teaching viewers a lot about the Australian Outback. Since he was a young teen, Jack Randall has been on the go. He left his home in England to
Australia is a continent full of the most interesting and wholly unique wildlife never seen anywhere else. And critters and bugs that will kill you quickly too! But not kangaroos. Okay maybe they can kill you …but it would be foolish to approach them in the wild right? Not for intrepid host Jack Randall, a
Animal lovers, people who enjoy the rush of a busy emergency room and people who want to see the good in the world will likely enjoy Animal ER Live, an exciting new special event series on Nat Geo Wild that wraps up its run on Easter weekend. Animal ER Live shows the dedicated doctors and