Pete the Vet's Podcast
I'm a veterinarian who cares for pets, and this podcast is designed to disseminate information and ideas relating to my work. It's aimed at the animal loving public, so if that's you, subscribe today, and listen in.
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- Sep 18, 2026
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- Jul 9, 2026
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The emotional turmoil around the death of a pet (opens the original)
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Why does losing a pet hurt so much? Pete the Vet explores pet bereavement, the reality of disenfranchised grief, the process of euthanasia, and ways to set up meaningful healing rituals.
Why are veterinary bills so high? (opens the original)
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Why are veterinary bills so high? by Pete Wedderburn
Pete the Vet with host Killian on Ruby Rees Tuesday Talks (opens the original)
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Join host Killian and Pete the Vet on Ruby Rees Tuesday Talks as they explore the profound, evolving relationship between humans and their pets. Pete reflects on 40 years of veterinary practice, sharing how our companion animals act as everyday models of mindfulness and why veterinary care has transformed into modern, contextual medicine. From common misconceptions around tail wagging to navigating pet loss and veterinary costs, learn how understanding your pet's perspective brings simplicity an
The Irish law on dogs being kept on leads (opens the original)
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The Irish law on dogs being kept on leads by Pete Wedderburn
The risk from blue-green algae to dogs (opens the original)
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Protect your dog from toxic blue-green algae (cyanobacteria) this summer. Pete the Vet explains symptoms, immediate action steps, and how to spot toxic water.
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