Nick Trout Book order (chronological)

Die alleinerziehende Tierärztin Kate kümmert sich rührend um ihren kleinen Sohn Jasper, der an einer unheilbaren Krankheit leidet. Nur den Wunsch nach einem eigenen Hund konnte sie ihm bisher nicht erfüllen. Als sie Jasper eines Tages mit in das Tierheim auf Cape Cod nimmt, wo sie arbeitet, verliert er sein Herz an Whistler. Der Labradormischling lässt Jasper aufblühen, und der Junge setzt alles daran, ein Heim für seinen neuen Freund zu finden. Doch Whistler hat sich längst für Jasper und Kate entschieden – aus einem ganz bestimmten Grund …

Dr. Cyrus Mills, a veterinarian, finds himself surprisingly at home in the small town of Eden Falls, Vermont, after reluctantly taking over his father's practice. He has grown fond of his four-legged patients and the quirky, lovable community. Among them is Amy, the charming waitress at the local diner, who captures his heart. However, rural life presents its challenges, particularly with the corporate giant "Healthy Paws" threatening to put his practice out of business. Complicating matters further is the arrival of an attractive stranger who seems to be courting Amy. As problems mount, Cyrus is determined to protect his little paradise and the life he has built in Eden Falls, fighting against the odds to keep his practice and his newfound happiness.

Returning to his hometown, Dr. Cyrus Mills plans to sell his father's struggling veterinary practice. However, his plans are upended when he encounters Frieda Fuzzypaws, a golden retriever in need of help. As he navigates the challenges of the practice and the town's memories, Cyrus finds himself questioning his intentions and discovering a deeper connection to his roots and the community.

A day in the life of a veterinary surgeon. The narrative and memories of a veterinarian working at an American veterinary center in Massachusetts are framed by events during a twenty-four-hour shift, in which a complex surgical procedure was successfully performed. The author recounts the course of a typical workday at a renowned veterinary clinic. During this time, he describes both common and extraordinary cases of animal patients, discusses various aspects of the relationship between owners and their pets, and reflects on interesting cases from his twenty years of practice. He thoughtfully considers advancements in the field of veterinary medicine, particularly surgery, and examines ethical issues in veterinary practice with accessible language and great humility.