BBC Radio Ulster

Alright, Pet?

Science EN ↓ 52 episodes

Celebrity guests chat to specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams and Anne-Marie Wallace about the animals they share their lives with, and why their pets are so important to them. Rob offers veterinary advice to guests and listeners and talks through some of the more unusual surgeries he's carried out over the years in his role as a specialist surgeon. Whether your animal is a dog, cat, rabbit, hamster or snake, they are all welcome on Alright, pet? Our pets are our lifelines, our best friends, our constant companions – Alright, pet? is a lively celebration of our favourite animals and a sourc...

Author

BBC Radio Ulster

Category

Science

Podcast website

www.bbc.co.uk

Latest episode

Jan 20, 2026

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Episodes

Carole Baskin, dependable donkeys and figuring out fatty lumps 01.04.2022

Carole Baskin from Big Cat Rescue, famous for appearing in Tiger King, talks to the team about exotic animals being kept in captivity and what it's like to get close to big cats. Mel from The Donkey Sanctuary gives Anne-Marie and Rob an insight into what makes donkeys tick and why they love having a companion. Specialist vet Rob helps explain what exactly a ‘fatty lump’ is!

A quick sniff of ‘Alright, pet?’ 16.08.2021

A quick sniff at the behind of ‘Alright, pet?’ , what’s to come in the brand new pet podcast presented by animal lover Anne-Marie Wallace and specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams. Expect quirky animal stories, celebrity animal lovers and sage advice from our specialist vet.

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