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The nation s favourite vet, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick returns for a new series of The Supervet - starting with the most emotional tale ever told on the show: the story of Noel and his beloved dog Keira - from the day she met with disaster, run over outside the practice, and along the rollercoaster route to save her.
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Thursday, 6th May 2021 at 5:30 pm
Hard-to-cure pets from across the country receive cutting edge care from Professor Noel Fitzpatrick, whose veterinary practice in Surrey is featured on the hit Channel 4 documentary series The Supervet.
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Cameras in the Fitzpatrick Referrals animal hospital waiting room and operating theatre capture the tense moments and emotional scenes as Noel and his staff work hard to treat the pets in their care, often using new techniques and treatments.
The series began in 2014 and for 15 series (so far) it has followed Professor Fitzpatrick and his team of more than 250 vets, nurses and physiotherapists as they work to save animals who are family members to the people who come to see him.
Friday, April 16, 2021
The professor and vet extraordinaire joined the Chris Evans Breakfast Show with Sky to talk about his lust for life, surviving Covid twice and the importance and unconditional love we get from our pets.
On recovering from two nasty cases of Covid, he shared: “I was out of it for two weeks just laying there thinking, if it all ended today what have I done and what did it mean? And that s a lot about what this event next Monday night is about - what does it all mean?
“You might only be here till tomorrow. Animals have got us through lockdown and my two cats and my dog were there. So, what I felt was an intense sense of vulnerability and I think that that is what people are feeling during lockdown, a kind of collective humbling of everybody.