Vets: Gach Creutair Beò

In Forfar, veterinary surgeon Fiona Crowden is occupied with treating two puppies that have ingested items they should not have, demanding careful veterinary attention. One of the young, recently rescued dogs has swallowed stones, while the other has consumed bone meal.

Gach Creutair Beo is a programme presented as an episode in the series. It falls within the genre of a standard broadcast episode, offering a snapshot of everyday events rather than a scripted drama. The format follows a concise, observational style that captures real‑world situations as they unfold. The episode is set in the town of Forfar, where veterinary surgeon Fiona Crowden finds herself occupied with a handful of young dogs that have gotten into trouble. Her day is spent attending to these puppies, each of which has ingested something they really shouldn’t have. One of the little patients has swallowed a collection of stones, while another has consumed a portion of bone meal. Both items pose a risk to the animals’ health, prompting Fiona to intervene quickly and provide the necessary care to mitigate any potential complications. Throughout the segment, Fiona’s focus remains on stabilising the puppies and addressing the effects of their inappropriate meals. The scene underscores the routine challenges that veterinarians can face, especially when curious pups manage to get hold of hazardous substances. The episode closes with her still busy, illustrating the continual demands of her profession in a small community setting.