Peter Wright says 'we're going to lose him' in worrying Yorkshire Vet moment

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Peter Wright was left "concerned" during the latest episode of The Yorkshire Vet. The popular Channel 5 documentary series has recently been broadcasting its 23rd series, with Peter and Julian Norton continuing their work treating a variety of animals across North Yorkshire. The final episode of the series aired on Thursday (November 12), as the vets cared for various creatures.

During the instalment, the team helped an injured sparrowhawk and a lamb, while Julian climbed aboard Yorkshire's dog bus, which previously attracted the attention of pop superstar Harry Styles. That's not all, as Peter treated a seriously ill swan cygnet at Castle Howard.

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The struggling youngster caught the eye of groundskeeper Ray, who said: "It's actually been sat there now for three days. Don't know if it's unwell, or if it's just lost its family. It's not flapping its wings, just basically feeling really lethargic." Swans are communal birds in the winter, to help protect themselves from predators and find food. But this swan was all on its own.

"It could be exhausted, especially when we don't know where it's come from," Peter noted, before taking a closer look at the poorly bird. "It's very concerning. His behaviour is so much out of character. He does look as if he's not particularly interested in life." Peter then noted that catching the swan was "far too easy", as worried visitor Karen added: "So, it's not right, you mean."

"A bird like this should be up and away," Peter went on, before noticing some discharge coming out of the swan's nostril. The vet suspected that an infection or injury had caused the creature's exhaustion. "This bird is very weak, very weak," he said. "I don't think he's been feeding at all. The problem is, I've [got] nothing to give him."

The trio had to act quickly…

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