Summary The little dachshund Lissy is a real construction site: Stephanie Petersen has successfully treated an eczema on her skin. Now tartar and a follicular flap on her eye have to be surgically removed. This can only be done under anesthesia. Lissy's owner is worried because her dachshund had epileptic seizures after an operation by another vet. Stephanie Petersen is very cautious because such seizures can be life-threatening for a dachshund. A mother mare gives birth prematurely A miniature foal is born unexpectedly and far too early on the farm of veterinarian Alexandra Erbeldinger. The vet has been breeding these American, waist-high miniature horses on her farm since 2009. Now she is worried about whether the mother mare and foal are well. Because the mare is bleeding and is suffering from colic, Alexandra Erbeldinger sets up her bed in the stable so that she can intervene quickly. Julia Liebmann uses ultrasound to search Puggle Quentin, a mix of pug and beagle, has only one external testicle. The second one did not descend during his "puberty" and is still in the abdominal cavity. Such testicles can degenerate into tumors due to body heat and therefore have to be surgically removed. But internal testicles are often well hidden. Veterinarian Julia Liebmann uses ultrasound to search.

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