Medical care

Sick

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Jessica wakes up excited for her friend Felix's birthday party but turns out to have a fever and must stay home in bed. To cheer her up, her toy friend Small Uncle helps her throw a pretend birthday party for her stuffed animals, complete with games, cake, and presents. Her parents look after her with medicine, water, and rest. By evening her temperature has improved, and Felix stops by with a goodie bag and an invisible hug.

Rosie's Rescue

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Izzy lives on Magnetic Island in Australia with her family, who rescue and care for koalas. When a neighbour brings in a lost, dehydrated koala, Izzy and her wildlife doctor mum check her over, name her Rosie, and let her share resident koala Leia's enclosure for the night. Izzy then scouts three places on the island and tests leaf samples to find where Rosie will thrive. Rosie picks the leaf from near Izzy's school, so the family releases her there, and the episode closes with a goodbye and a safety message about hurt animals.

Muffin Moves In

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A little koala injured by green ants arrives at the island koala hospital run by Izzy and her family. They name her Muffin, treat her sore eyes, and set out to find her a compatible roommate among the resident koalas. After ruling out several, they choose Cinderella, who recovered from the same kind of injury, and a mainland x-ray confirms Muffin has no broken bones. The episode ends with Muffin and Cinderella meeting in a freshly decorated enclosure and a reminder to tell an adult if you find a hurt animal.

Twinkle's Rescue

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Izzy and her mum, a vet, rescue a young koala that has been separated from her mother and stung around the eyes by green ants. They bring her home, treat her with eye cream, and coax her to eat leaves and drink milk, then name her Twinkle. Izzy decorates an enclosure with bark and eucalyptus and introduces Twinkle to another rescued koala, Chompy, who welcomes her. The episode closes with Izzy reminding viewers to tell an adult if they find a sick or injured animal.

Postman Buzzbee

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In the hive, a young bee named Buzzbee is sad that the post never brings anything for him. When Postman Spider sprains his ankle on the playground, Buzzbee volunteers to deliver everyone's letters and completes the whole round himself. Doctor Beetle tends to the spider while the neighbours receive their mail. At the end, Buzzbee is surprised with a bundle of thank-you letters from the neighbours he helped.

Leia Has a Cold

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A young girl named Izzy lives with her family on an Australian island, where her mum works as a koala-rescuing vet. When Izzy's koala Leia starts sneezing and sniffling, they take a boat to the clinic for a check-up and a blood test. The results show only allergies, and Leia returns home to rest and eat fresh eucalyptus leaves. The episode closes with Izzy reminding children not to approach sick animals but to tell an adult.

Hiccups

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On a warm little farm, young Farmer Jill cares for a golden egg that must rest to grow and hatch. After the goats startle her and she drops it, the egg gets hiccups, and Jill tries rocking, tickling, singing and a walk to calm it, growing discouraged when nothing works. Encouraged by Quackety the duckling and helped by her sister Dr. Jackie, who hears two heartbeats through a toy stethoscope, they realize there are twins inside. Singing softly to both ends of the egg at once finally stops the hiccups.

Toby's Blurry Blunders

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Vida the Vet, called Vita, runs an animal clinic in the town of Sweetwood with her pet hamster, Popcorn. When her gopher friend Toby keeps missing the ball, walking into things, and mistaking carrots for earthworms, Vita realizes his eyes need checking and examines him with a scope and an eye chart. She diagnoses that he needs glasses, and once he puts them on he can see clearly and catches the ball with ease. The episode ends with Toby heading home happy and Vita returning to her own family.

The Ambulance

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Amber the ambulance is damaged and cannot work, and she is the only one in Car City who can treat the sick. Carl, a truck that can rebuild itself, transforms into a large ambulance and drives out to help. He reaches Tom, the yellow tow truck, takes his temperature, checks his throat and listens to his cough, then tells him he has a slight fever from working too hard. Tom is told to rest, thanks Carl, and the two say goodbye.

Juliet's Release

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Izzy, a young girl in Australia, and her family prepare a koala named Juliet to return to the wild after her injured eyes have healed. Izzy and her dad scout the bush for a tree with grippy bark because Juliet's claws are short, while her mum, a vet, runs a health check on breathing, weight and eyes. The family drives Juliet to the bush, releases her and watches her climb high into her new tree. Izzy says a fond goodbye and closes by telling viewers to tell an adult if they find a sick or injured animal.

Cody Gets a Cold

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The Helpsters, a group of colourful monster friends, run a shop where they solve problems together. When their friend Cody catches a cold, a human doctor named Dr. Devon examines her and advises rest, so the friends make a plan with three jobs: make Cody comfortable, give her something to drink, and help her rest. They work through each job by trying, checking and adjusting, from swapping blankets to squeezing orange juice in a repeated sequence. Cody rests, feels better, and the group celebrates with a song about how a plan made the difference.

The Right Stuff

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Doc leads her toys Stuffy the dragon, Lambie, and Chilly the snowman in a pretend backyard adventure to fetch a sparkly ball from a Wicked King. During the game Stuffy's stuffing leaks out, but he hides it because he believes brave dragons never ask for help. After Lambie comforts him with a cuddle and a song, Stuffy tells Doc, who gives him a checkup and diagnoses 'flat-tail-itis.' The friends bring back his missing stuffing, Doc mends his tail, and Stuffy learns that asking for help is also brave.

Tea Party Tantrum

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Susie Sunshine, usually cheerful, turns cranky and refuses to play tea party with Doc and her toys. Doc gives her a checkup and works out that her eyes are stuck open, so she cannot sleep, caused by sticky pineapple residue. After Doc wipes her eyes clean, Susie takes a nap and wakes up happy, ending with the whole group enjoying a fresh tea party.

The Doctor

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Bluey, Bingo and their friends set up a make-believe doctor's office, with one child answering the phone as receptionist Edna and another playing the doctor. Patient after patient arrives with wildly invented problems, a crocodile on the head, arms that fall off, a belly full of hippos, while one friend keeps waiting for a turn to be seen. The game plays out in a bright playroom with chairs lined up as a waiting room. It ends on a pun as the still-waiting character resolves to 'just be patient.'

Bumpy and the Wise Old Wolfhound

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While Bingo stays overnight in hospital, her family send a homemade video story called 'Bumpy and the Wise Old Wolfhound', with Bluey playing a girl named Barnicus. Barnicus wishes for a puppy, and when Bumpy falls sick she searches the town for a magic cure from the wise old wolfhound. The task he sets, finding purple underpants from someone who has never been sick, leads her to realise that everyone gets sick sometimes. Bumpy recovers, and the story ends with the family's bloopers and goodbyes.

Out of the Box

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Doc McStuffins runs her pretend clinic where toys come to life. When Little Jack, a jack-in-the-box, can no longer pop up, Doc gives him a checkup while his father Big Jack and friends Lambie and Stuffy stay close. She discovers his clothes are stuck in his music box, frees them, and he pops again. The episode ends with Doc surprising her friend Emmy by showing the repaired toy.

Run Down Race Car

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Donnie's toy race car Ricardo suddenly slows down and loses a race, leaving Donnie upset. Doc takes Ricardo to her pretend clinic, examines his engine, and works out that he has run out of energy from racing too much without recharging. After Ricardo is plugged in and a tired Donnie takes a nap, both are back to full energy. In the championship rematch a toy turtle car wins, and everyone celebrates a good race.

That's Just Claw-ful

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Emmy brings her new puppy Rudy to the backyard, where the dog snatches and buries Hermie the toy crab, breaking off his claw. Doc takes Hermie to her clinic, reattaches the claw, then notices it is too weak to hold anything. She calls her mother for a second opinion and learns about physical therapy, a set of exercises to rebuild strength. After a song and steady practice, Hermie's arm works again and the puppy settles down.

Blast Off!

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Doc McStuffins fixes Star Blazer Zero, a toy alien astronaut who falls apart when his rocket crashes in the backyard. She reattaches his parts and gives him a checkup at her clinic, but he breaks again during a test flight. Remembering how the family wore seatbelts in the car, Doc builds Zero a seatbelt so he can fly safely. Zero blasts off without falling apart and returns to Carlos ready to fly home.

Gulpy, Gulpy Gators!

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Doc McStuffins runs her pretend clinic where toys come to life, and her brother Donnie brings in a toy gator from the Gulpy Gulpy Gators game that will not gulp. Doc examines the gator, named Gustav, and works out that he is too stuffed with marbles to eat any more, just as she felt too full after breakfast. She removes the marbles, and Gustav feels better and hungry again. The episode ends with a song about being good to your tummy and Doc reminding Donnie not to overstuff the game.