Yorkshire vet

SussexFamily · 25 Mar 20, 09:53 PM

3 of us in lockdown. Watching tv . I hate seeing animals in pain or distress. They have just saved a dog with a bone lodged in its abdominal tract - dont know if it�s current situation but very emotional in the household tonight .

marypoppins38 · 26 Mar 20, 09:01 PM

My dd who is a vet student loves this programme. She met Peter a few weeks ago when he came to her uni to do a talk. It�s not a job I could ever do, I can�t even watch the programmes!

SussexFamily · 26 Mar 20, 09:04 PM

Originally Posted by marypoppins38

My dd who is a vet student loves this programme. She met Peter a few weeks ago when he came to her uni to do a talk. It�s not a job I could ever do, I can�t even watch the programmes!

We have relatives in Thirsk and may retire up there in the future - it�s a great programme.

marypoppins38 · 27 Mar 20, 09:19 PM

Originally Posted by SussexFamily

We have relatives in Thirsk and may retire up there in the future - it�s a great programme.

That would be my dd's dream life. To live in the country and work as a mixed practice vet dealing with farm animals and horses.

SussexFamily · 27 Mar 20, 09:20 PM

Originally Posted by marypoppins38

That would be my dd's dream life. To live in the country and work as a mixed practice vet dealing with farm animals and horses.

I�m biased but the countryside is stunning up there - hope she achieves her dream

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marypoppins38 Imagineer Join Date: Mar 10	My dd who is a vet student loves this programme. She met Peter a few weeks ago when he came to her uni to do a talk. It�s not a job I could ever do, I can�t even watch the programmes!

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