Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick 'inspired hit song Toxic by Britney Spears' amid past ties

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Express.co.uk looks back on the vets' surprising link to Britney Spears.The Supervet has been rumoured to be the inspiration behind the singer's hit song Toxic due to his relationship with the co-writer.The veterinary surgeon was an actor in the past and had a relationship with former pop star Cathy Dennis.The former couple broke up in 2003, the same year Toxic was composed.In the song, an individual is described as a "taste of poison paradise".Noel has spoken in his book, Listening to the Animals - Becoming the Supervet, previously about his relationship with Cathy.He remarked: "Cathy and I remain good friends and I'm sad that I couldn't give her, or anyone else, what is needed in a healthy relationship."Noel is not married to date and does not have any children.He previously mentioned he would have loved to settle down, but his 16-hour working days were not wife friendly.Many viewers were left with tears in their eyes during last week's episode just minutes in.Viewers met a police dog called Trigger who was experiencing intense back pain and was visiting the Supervet to see if it could be healed.As Noel analysed Trigger's condition, the dog squealed and cried in pain, leaving fans of the Channel 4 series in tears.Noel explained to Rob that he would have to conduct three tests to see how much pain Trigger was in, and warned him it could be painful for him."I don't want to cause him pain, but I've got to document the pain and unfortunately, it's very subjective," the veterinarian remarked.As he felt for Trigger's pain points, the service dog screeched in agony and cried, trying to free himself from Noel.The Channel 4 favourite tweeted about the episode, writing: "Terrific Met Police Dog Trigger."A special boy with an.