CLARKSON’S Farm fans rushed to offer their support following an update on a Diddly Squat family member.
The hit show began streaming on Prime Video in 2021.
Taking to Instagram, Jeremy’s partner Lisa Hogan shared a short video with the caption “Sansa is poorly”.
During the clip, Jeremy and Lisa can be heard saying “We’ve got a dog down”.
Sansa, a red fox labrador, makes regular appearances on the beloved show alongside the couple’s other pooch, Arya.
In response, one concerned fan wrote: “Best of luck to her and a speedy recovery.”
Another added: “Make sure she is up to date on worming and also try a daily probiotic.
“That helped our lab who was the runt. We have yellow lab sisters too.”
While a third shared: “Hope she gets better soon, maybe something she’s eaten.”
Three series of Clarkson’s Farms have aired to date, all following Jeremy’s experiences running his Diddly Squat Farm in the Cotswolds.
In the third series, viewers were left emotional as The Grand Tour star’s latest farming idea took a heartbreaking turn.
Jeremy and Lisa started rearing pigs, but were left distraught as a high number of piglets perished.
Meanwhile, Jeremy said: “It was just a heartbreaking time.
“I’d never, ever seen Lisa cry, not once, until all this started and was unfolding. It was terrible.
“It is weird, because you love them and you help birth them and you feed and nurture and care for them. I mean, you don’t say, ‘Let’s buy some pigs and hope they die”.
Clarkson's Farm began streaming in 2021 and follows Jeremy Clarkson and his team managing Diddly Squat Farm in the Cotswolds. Here's a 'who's who' of faces in the Clarkson's Farm cast.
He added: “I’ve always liked pigs. My mother used to buy me toy pigs every Christmas and birthday into my twenties, and I thought it would be fun to have them — then they all just died in alarming numbers.
“It was absolutely horrific at the time, and we had another calamity with them just the other day, but by and large they’re now going OK.
“We’re getting more robust now, though, we’re a bit stronger at dealing with it.”
Clarkson’s Farm streams on Amazon Prime Video.
