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Anyone Watching Supervet On Ch4?
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Crying my eyes out here. Poor dog, poor owner, poor friend who was looking after the dog:-(. Sob.
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I read his book, he had a hard upbringing, living on a farm when he was unable to save the life of a lamb made him want to heal animals, not all vets agree with some of the things that he does, but having read about his early life I can understand why he does what he does. I love anyone who is this kind to animals, there is a lot of cruelty in the world of animals, read his...
18:27 Fri 07th Feb 2020
My only criticism is the hyping up by the commentator of almost every op Noel carries out saying it is groundbreaking, first in the world, never been done before, very dangerous and zillions of things can go wrong.
However, seeing how much the animals are loved and how precious they are to their owners and when the little patients wag their tails after the op, or purr as the case may be, is heartwarming.
I think the good far outweighs the not so good.
Why don't you like it Woof?
However, seeing how much the animals are loved and how precious they are to their owners and when the little patients wag their tails after the op, or purr as the case may be, is heartwarming.
I think the good far outweighs the not so good.
Why don't you like it Woof?
I think there is a trend in some vets now to go too far in surgery on animals. Animals don't know they will feel better, all they know is NOW that there is fear, pain, splints, restrictions and so on. Its a fine line to walk and I am not sure that vets of this ilk always get it right. And I LOATHE that this man has made it into tearjerker TV.
Yes, I watched it lb and I just loved the way he fell for that gorgeous little pup and couldn't resist a last cuddle when he finally went home with his 'family'. He did an amazing job on that daschund (can't spell that), let's face it, it would have been put to sleep years ago.
Woof, he does not have a lot of money, he is up to his ears in debt because of the scale of the building and all the wages he pays and the very many treatments he pays for himself because he hates to let people down who don't have the money. Also, he does show unhappy endings and when a pet dies there is always a memoriam at the end of the show to that particular pet. There was one in this series.
I would love to meet this wonderful man.
Woof, he does not have a lot of money, he is up to his ears in debt because of the scale of the building and all the wages he pays and the very many treatments he pays for himself because he hates to let people down who don't have the money. Also, he does show unhappy endings and when a pet dies there is always a memoriam at the end of the show to that particular pet. There was one in this series.
I would love to meet this wonderful man.
The vet 'Noel' seriously plays up to the camera -can't stand the man I really can't. He may be a pioneer but he could do his work with a bit more dignity and less self promoting.
As for programmes like these , I avoid them. I've seen enough Vets in real life creaming life savings off of poor folks trying to save their pets, when they would be better off being put out of their misery.
As for programmes like these , I avoid them. I've seen enough Vets in real life creaming life savings off of poor folks trying to save their pets, when they would be better off being put out of their misery.
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