5 Most Memorable Episodes of Vet On The Hill ❤️

From a sweet dog who becomes a monster at the vet, to a dangerous tiger nail trim, these are 5 of the very best episodes from Vet On The Hill!
Vet on the Hill is a fascinating and often emotional insight into the highs and lows of our busy UK veterinary clinics.
We follow Dr Scott Miller, a charismatic Australian Vet treating beloved pets at his Richmond Practice. From cats and dogs and more unusual pets coming into his surgery to seeing much bigger and wilder animals outside the clinic, no two days are the same.
Vet On The Hill also features South African vet Michael Lazaris, now working in London, Yorkshire vet Louisa Graham and Michael Hamilton and Pete Smith working out of a lively Buckinghamshire based practice.
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[@VetOnTheHill]

What's the most useful thing you learned from Dr Scott?

[@cherylhaugen1897]

I met a man who rescued a Doberman. He was telling me about his dog, and I was so very blessed to hear about him. He worked with him and got him certified as a helper dog (?). He took him to the veteran hospital, and the dog walked over to a young man in a wheelchair, laid his big head on the man’s lap. This man had been in the hospital since VietNam. He had never spoken. He put his hand on the dog’s head, and said, “I had a dog once.” I won’t forget that!

[@katanaki3059]

My dogs absolutely love the attention of being groomed. We are quite happy about that since it needs doing 3-4 times a year.

[@stellastafford7947]

the owner needs to be happy instead of scared and sad, it passes on to the dog , so you are a good Vet

[@jennigee51]

Regarding the chipmunks, it matters not what a beloved animal, bird or insect it is, it's still a family member and a very great loss when it passes. I cannot understand people who think differently!

[@jpd9415]

My cats name is BamBam and my cat will not allow anyone to touch him except me. Poor BamBam dog. I love him already!

[@shelbell9013]

Love the TARDIS❤

[@katiethebonelady]

Bam bam is her soul dog, I think that little dog has a lot of previous trauma from his prior life before he was rescued by his current owner. I had a dog who had a similar problem, especially in his older age. Yes, she could have been more calm in the situation, but she also has every right to be worried about her little friend. But if you notice, the dog only seemed to lash out once he was removed from the owner and felt trapped in the situation he was in. Putting a dog under anesthesia, especially an older dog there is ALWAYS a risk that your best friend won't come back to you. The owner did everything right by Bam Bam in my opinion. Owning a dog with prior trauma is very difficult but she is doing what needs to be done to keep him healthy and groomed.

[@lindaj2296]

I wonder if Scott got to keep any of the nails/claws?

[@conniewolf7300]

The problem is the owner!!

[@karenwerner4936]

Concerning the aggressive dog, has the family heard about Ceasar Milan? I bet he could help this dog become calm assertive and a loving pet, by diagnosing his behavior issue. What’s the cause. They call him the “dog whisperer “

[@lindaj2296]

They are in Europe. I've not known him to go there.

[@MK-Farm-Michigan]

Sphinx cats would not be my choice for a pet cat.

[@Nemo-h2x]

Ok

[@joannefamelio1412]

Bams Owner needs not to project that worrisome attitude, she doesn't realize he can pick up on that!! And the dog thinks Dr. Scott is a baddy!!

[@alessiaboschetti1236]

[@conniewolf7300]

Give him a sedative!! Geez....