Meet giant panda Bai Yun's sixth panda cub, and see what benchmarks veterinarians look for in measuring its health.

A quarantine exam is part of the San Diego Zoo's routine preventative health program. See what goes on behind the scenes.

Veterinarians at the San Diego Zoo discover a Tasmanian Devil has a heart condition, which results in a first-of-its-kind procedure.

Due to her mom facing some health challenges, zookeepers are stepping in to provide neonatal care.

Meet one of Houston Zoo veterinarian Joe Flanagan's special cases.

Learn what challenges keepers face with this routine exam.

Turns out corralling a couple capybaras is anything but easy.

Learn the differences between a pharmacy for animals versus one for humans.

See what went into this incredible procedure and how trust was a key factor.

See what's involved as penguins go through a quarantine exam before they're cleared to join their friends in a new exhibit.

Hear the story of this chimp whose journey to the Little Rock Zoo resulted in a trip to the Arkansas Children's Hospital.

It's important for handlers to be aware of any underlying health issues before animals begin their residency at the zoo.

Since her mom is a little older and has a few health challenges, the neonatal assistive care unit is stepping in to care for her until the two are able to be reunited.

They were only the second in the United States to perform this live-saving intervention.

Follow along as keepers Kate and Maggie perform a training session for medical exams and feed a couple of full-grown cheetahs at the Little Rock Zoo.

At just over five weeks old, Cece, whose name means "playful monkey," is just starting out on the adventure of life.

Today is the one time of the year when these flamingos get some hands on health care.

Veterinary residents at the San Diego Zoo perform a routine quarantine exam.

As part of a routine health checkup, veterinarians at the San Diego Zoo discovered this little guy has an arrhythmia, or an irregular heart rhythm. See how they get him back to his usual active self.

Follow along on her rounds as she weighs an elephant, gives a porcupine an ultrasound, and takes a crocodile's temperature.

The Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital has treated over 68,000 sick, injured, orphaned native wildlife since 2004. Today is yet another busy day at the hospital.

How do you give a flamingo a check up? Very carefully.

Jessi answers the question, "How do I do what you do?" and shares 4 essential things that are needed to do what she does.