Incredible Northern Vets, on Nat Geo WILD

Fans of heartfelt animal stories and real-life veterinary drama are in for a treat this winter: the popular reality documentary series Incredible Northern Vets is back with its Season 2 premiere on January 3, 2026. This Canadian-set series, which follows the daily lives of dedicated veterinarians serving diverse communities across the North, has quickly become a favorite for animal lovers and documentary viewers alike.

When and Where to Watch

📅 Season 2 Premiere: Saturday, January 3, 2026
🕘 Time: Around 9:00 p.m. ET on Nat Geo WILD (broadcast)
🎥 Streaming: All Season 2 episodes will be available for streaming shortly after on Disney+ (with some platforms listing the wider release on Sunday, January 4, 2026).

Whether you prefer watching on cable or streaming on demand, this season’s premiere will make it easy to catch up. Hulu also carries episodes if you watch on that platform after the initial airing.

Incredible Northern Vets stands out from many other veterinary shows by focusing on a distinct and wide-ranging geographic and cultural landscape. The series follows three Indigenous veterinarians as they travel across remote and rural communities in western and northern Canada, offering care for pets, farm animals, and wildlife alike.

These vets bring broad expertise—from routine check-ups and surgeries to specialized treatments such as animal acupuncture and behavioral therapy—all while navigating the unique challenges that come with practicing in far-flung locales.

Season 2 Expectations

Although specific episode details for the Season 2 premiere have not yet been released, the patterns from Season 1 suggest viewers can expect:

Compelling animal rescues and treatments that spotlight both technical skill and compassion.
Cultural insight as the vets interact with Indigenous and rural communities, reinforcing the significance of animal care in daily life.
Visually striking settings, from snowy wilderness outposts to small-town clinics.

With a runtime of roughly 30 minutes per episode and storytelling that blends emotion with education, the show continues to build on its reputation for heart-warming, real-world narratives.