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In an exclusive, The Wrap reports Animal Plant has ordered the Texas Vets TV series. According to the report, this eight-episode reality series features three Houston, Texas veterinarians. The trio runs a veterinary clinic and animal shelter. The series is slated to premiere Saturday, June 4, 2016, at 10:00pm ET/PT.
UPDATE 5/20/2016: The series has been renamed The Vet Life, and will now premiere June 4th at 9:00pm.
Per The Wrap, on Texas Vets, “Dr. Diarra Blue, Dr. Aubrey Ross and Dr. Michael Lavigne navigate the balancing act of running their animal hospital and rescue while balancing family.” The Texas Vets TV show is produced by Nancy Glass Productions with Argle Bargle Films. Executive producers are Nancy Glass, Argle Bargle Films, Jairus Cobb, Shannon Biggs, and Keith Hoffman. Sarah Russell is associate producing.
Get the details from The Wrap:
The three doctors developed a strong friendship while attending Tuskegee University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and reconvened in Las Vegas where they began their careers and honed their surgery skills. After years of paying their dues, they decided to fulfill their dreams of owning their own practice and set their sights on Dr. Ross’ hometown of Houston. In 2015, Cy-Fair Animal Hospital opened its doors to service the community and their pets.
The veterinarians are dedicated to providing the best care for their patients — both human and animal, the cable channel promised. Dr. Blue’s personality keeps customers smiling and in good spirits while Dr. Ross keeps the clinic running during an often hectic work day. Dr. Lavigne is a skilled surgeon who provides balance.
With a combined experience of over 22 years and a shared love of animals, the three vets thrive to educate the public about the importance of preventative medicine in order to extend the longevity of the human animal bond.
What do you think? How do you like the sound of Texas Vets. Do you plan to watch the first season and series premiere, on Animal Planet? Tell us.
My animal died in their clinic. They took him into the back and did not return for 30 minutes. He died within a minute of his return. They told us that they did nothing in that 30 minutes.
Google Cyfair Animal Hospital Montgomery County Animal Control to learn about the doctors.
Can I ask why your pet was there for? I am sorry for your loss.
I just found this show. I think it’s great. Love all the animals and the interpersonal dynamics between all the people on the show.
I love the show, I love how they care for their Family and the animal’s. I look forward to watching the show they make me smile and laugh.
Show is wonderful both vets, animals, and family interaction.
Love ur show along with interaction with family and friends…U Guys are the perfect mentors for all kids/Thx
LOVE it! They truly care about their patients and their families!
I Love watching them Their great guys !! I’ve been enjoying watching it and enjoy the guys and there familys <3 and they really seem to care about the about the animals <3
Please bring it back, it was one of the best Vet shows you had!!! Have been waiting and waiting for it to come back, would be so sad if you did not renew !!!
As a mother of a six year old daughter who aspires to become a Vet, I think this show is educational and humorous. I can see the passion that the doctors exihibit at the clinic and with their own families. Keep up the great work guys!
Please renew
This is one of my favorite Animal Planet shows. Dr Jeff is #1, Pitbulls and Parolees#2 and Vet Life #3. I think you should leave well enough alone and leave I “Vet Life”!
I was up late one night, looking for something to watch and ran across Texas Vets. It was very intriguing. I like the way the series mixes dealing with animals, office life and the veterinarians personal life. I really hope that the series airs again.
Dios Bendiga a los seres humanos que hacen el bien a otras especies… Me enorgullesco de ser congeneres suyos
I feel that every vet should be just like the Texas vets animal planet close to the clients four legged and humans they show the care and love for their patience they explain every thing so professional to the clients owners they treat every one so special on one to one and their isn’t enough vets that do that anymore now days it’s hurry hurry all about making that money moving them they are very people orintated animal also l feel every vet should learn from them they are so GREAT!
I love this show. It is what everyone needs. Good, clean, family oriented, pet live saving entertainment.