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During the 200th episode of The Yorkshire Vet, Matt Jackson-Smith attempts to inject a deer with antibiotics in an unconventional way. The deer has pneumonia and a speedy recovery is essential.<br/><br/>Matt Jackson-Smith said that this patient has been his biggest challenge while filming series 18 of the Channel 5 show.<br/><br/>The next episode airs on Tuesday, May 21 at 8pm.<br/><br/>FULL CREDIT: Daisybeck Studios
During the 200th episode of The Yorkshire Vet, Matt Jackson-Smith attempts to inject a deer with antibiotics in an unconventional way. The deer has pneumonia and a speedy recovery is essential.<br/><br/>Matt Jackson-Smith said that this patient has been his biggest challenge while filming series 18 of the Channel 5 show.<br/><br/>The next episode airs on Tuesday, May 21 at 8pm.<br/><br/>FULL CREDIT: Daisybeck Studios
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