The Yorkshire Vet: Last News

The Yorkshire Vet is set to delight fans with an exclusive episode on Channel 5, showcasing the wedding of its beloved star David Melleney to his sweetheart Megan Denny.The special, titled 'Wedding Bells and Cow Bells', will give viewers a glimpse into their beautiful ceremony at a French chateau, airing on Tuesday, July 9. David, 31, exchanged vows with his long-time partner Megan Denny, 28, a Holmfirth-based dentist, at the picturesque Chateau du Doux in Dordogne, France, a location that may ring a bell for some as it was featured on the show Chateau DIY.The couple's wedding photos are simply breathtaking, with Megan looking radiant in her Belissima white lace dress adorned with delicate sheer sleeves and exquisite detailing, her hair elegantly styled in a loose bun under a traditional veil.

The Yorkshire Vet made history with a groundbreaking moment as a beloved dog, Jimmy Joe, was whisked into surgery for an extraordinary procedure. For the first time in the UK, cutting-edge 3D modelling technology was utilised by vets to insert screws into the spine of a dog.The poor pup was suffering from back pain during playtime, causing his owner great worry.

Grace Olson, star of The Yorkshire Vet, has bravely opened up about her teenage suicide attempt, revealing that a relentless bully "filled her life with fear".The TV personality shared the harrowing experiences she endured as a child, explaining how she was mercilessly targeted by a classmate from the age of seven to 14. Despite being popular in school, Grace struggled to win over one particular girl who she had tried hard to impress.

Matt and Katherine Jackson-Smith have welcomed the newest addition to the family: their first child, Anastasia Maria.The couple, who are are more than equipped when it comes to caring as they already share a dog named Harry, a snake called Storm, and Dennis the bearded dragon, exclusively introduce their daughter to OK!, who was born at 2.21pm on 25 October via a planned C-section, weighing 7lb 9oz. Anastasia has already settled into their rural home near Huddersfield, West Yorkshire, and her parents Katherine and Matt - best known for his appearances on hit Channel 5 show The Yorkshire Vet - tell us all about the adorable newborn "We love her to pieces but it’s been a rollercoaster.

Channel 5's The Yorkshire Vet with new episodes airing every Tuesday.The new series of The Yorkshire Vet turns viewers' attention to the new generation of surgeons.As Peter settles into his new role, he has reflected on how far the industry has come.He said: "Leaving Skeldale Veterinary Centre in Thirsk after 40 years, initially working as a veterinary assistant to James Herriot and for the last 20 years as senior partner, I am now working part-time at Grace Lane Veterinary Practice in Kirkbymoorside, a beautiful market town."My daily routine is very similar though, and I like the fact that I have retained some of the longstanding clients who have appeared on The Yorkshire Vet over the last seven years and have also been introduced to many new ones."I think it’s obvious to viewers that the warmth, humour and resilience of Yorkshire people, particularly farmers, still shines through", he added to The Yorkshire Post.Peter previously spoke to Express.co.uk about the difficult decision to leave Skeldale and the progress he made because of the opportunity.He said: "I was there from being the new boy and then I gradually became (a) partner."I then became a senior partner. I ran the practice for almost 20 years, and I have lots of happy memories of working there."But, at the same time, I am what is called a mixed practitioner.

Channel 5 series The Yorkshire Vet, he often foregoes carving turkey and spending time with his own family for helping farmers in emergencies and treating pets who have gorged treats they shouldn't have.In a new interview, Peter discussed one memorable Christmas Day from three years ago, where he spent it soaking wet instead of cosied up at home."I think it was three years ago I had to go to a calving of a Belgian Blue cross, which are very muscular animals and weigh about 800 kilos to a tonne," he remembered."This cow was having difficulty giving birth but it was touch and go if I could get there.The roads were flooded and the rain was coming down horizontally!"“When I got to the farm, I saw they didn’t have any indoor facilities for

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