00:18Good morning, Mrs. Pomfrey.
00:19Oh, thank you so much for coming.
00:21Let's take a look at your tricky.
00:35Can you hear all that rasping and wheezing?
00:40It's like he's got a little steam train inside him.
00:44I asked Francois to build the fires up, but it hasn't made much difference.
00:48It's not the cold.
00:50Don't tell me it's the Spanish flu.
00:52I couldn't bear it.
00:54I've never heard of that crossing over into the canine species before.
00:57It's not a weak heart.
01:00You've been sticking to the diet I prescribed?
01:03To the letter, Mr. Herriot.
01:05One cup of biscuits twice daily?
01:08Perhaps not every letter.
01:10We all need the odd treat.
01:14Oh, life becomes a little dull, don't you think?
01:18Tricky Woo is becoming dangerously overweight.
01:21He's struggling to breathe.
01:23He's going to die.
01:24He's not going to die.
01:26But he's been so listless, Mr. Herriot.
01:30I thought he must be suffering from malnutrition.
01:33So I've been giving him a little extra between meals just to build him up.
01:38Did I ask?
01:40A little calf's foot jelly,
01:43cod liver oil,
01:45beef wellington,
01:46and, um,
01:48a bowl of Horlicks at night
01:50just to help him sleep.
01:58Oh, dear.
02:00He's never been away from home before.
02:03Are you sure this is quite necessary?
02:06Absolutely.
02:07We'll keep him at Skeldale House under observation.
02:09That way we can rule out anything more serious.
02:17What's all this?
02:18Well, just a few essentials for Tricky.
02:21Can't have him going without.
02:24Oh, goodbye, my precious.
02:27Oh, this is too tragic.
02:30I'll take good care of him.
02:32You have my word.
02:34Okay.
02:34Hmm?
02:38I'll take good care of him.
02:44Okay.
02:44You
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