
It’s many people’s dream to work with animals but it’s a very competitive sector, not often well paid and certainly isn’t all playing with fluffy kittens! Vanessa and Maggie discuss the trials and tribulations of...


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Hosted by Maggie Roberts & Vanessa Howie · kids · EN
We all love our pets, but do we really understand them or see the world from their perspective? Join UK-based vets, Dr Maggie Roberts and Dr Vanessa Howie for their must-listen podcast made especially for pet caregivers. They are highly experienced vets who have worked in both companion animal vet practice and the animal charity sector and provide insight into all aspects of pet ownership. Maggie and Vanessa are passionate about animal welfare and love to share their knowledge in a down to earth, humorous but compassionate way. No pet subject is out of bounds, and they are happy to tackle difficult and controversial topics as well as offering practical advice for anyone already owning a pet or thinking about welcoming one into their home. Tune into their weekly pet care podcasts for a paw-some mix of entertainment and information. Send any questions to info@advovet.co.uk
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Signup to Generate a PitchWe all love our pets, but do we really understand them or see the world from their perspective? Join UK-based vets, Dr Maggie Roberts and Dr Vanessa Howie for their must-listen podcast made especially for pet caregivers.
Vets Talking Pets is hosted by Maggie Roberts & Vanessa Howie. The show has published 18 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "Episode 18: So you want to work with animals? Part 1 - Veterinary work" (21 October 2026, 35 minutes), "Episode 17: Meet our first guest, Nicky the cat behaviourist" (2 October 2026, 28 minutes), and "Episode 16: Preparing for your new arrival" (16 September 2026, 35 minutes).
Vets Talking Pets publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 31 minutes across 18 episodes.
Booking probability for Vets Talking Pets is 30%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Vets Talking Pets requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Vets Talking Pets's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Vets Talking Pets are Pet Care & Other Personal Services and Health & Wellness Services. Vets Talking Pets has a kids audience.
Maggie Roberts & Vanessa Howie hosts Vets Talking Pets, a kids podcast with 18 episodes published.
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It’s many people’s dream to work with animals but it’s a very competitive sector, not often well paid and certainly isn’t all playing with fluffy kittens! Vanessa and Maggie discuss the trials and tribulations of...

It’s great to have varying perspectives so we’re pleased to have our first podcast guest, Nicky Trevorrow. Nicky is a qualified animal behaviourist at Cats Protection and a registered veterinary nurse. In this episode...

Episode #16
After all the planning and research, finally collecting your new pet is a very exciting time! Understandably your new housemate may be a little nervous or missing their mother, so you want to make this transition period...

For many years most cats were non-pedigree moggies, but things are changing and more people are acquiring purebred cats. Maggie and Vanessa discuss how some conformational problems in dogs are now being seen in cats due...

Cats were once worshipped as gods and they’ve never forgotten it! But why did the Egyptians love cats so much and what part did they play in their domestication? Vanessa and Maggie delve into the history of how cats...

Episode #13
As animal lovers, there is nothing better than seeing animals in their natural habitats. Sadly, we don’t always get the opportunities to do this but there are other ways of interacting with wild animals including...

With summer holidays on the horizon, many people will be looking for activities to engage in. Animal lovers may be tempted by the array of animal-related activities available but how can we be sure that the animals’...

Most of us love the warm weather and so do many of our pets but there are dangers regarding heat and other seasonal issues that it’s important to be aware of. Did you know that your pets can get sunburnt or suffer from...

Maggie and Vanessa explain what extreme conformation is and why some dogs are bred with very flat faces, short legs or tails, no hair, or lots of wrinkles. They may look cute but often there are unintended consequences...

<p>Maggie and Vanessa explain what extreme conformation is and why some dogs are bred with very flat faces, short legs or tails, no hair, or lots of wrinkles. They may look cute but often there are unintended...

<p>Where do dogs come from and why are there so many breeds? Vanessa and Maggie discuss how dogs evolved from the grey wolf to become man’s best friend and how dogs were selectively bred for different purposes like...

Episode #8
<p>There has been a lot in the news about the UK's Competition and Market Authority’s (CMA’s) investigation into the companion animal (pet) veterinary industry. Maggie and Vanessa discuss the changes that have occurred...

<p>Vanessa and Maggie explain how you can get the best out of your vet practice and make the right choices for your pet. Making a real difference to the cost of treatment is not just by shopping around; it’s about what...

Episode #6
<p>Never afraid to tackle difficult topics, in this episode, Maggie and Vanessa answer the question, ‘Why are vets so expensive?’. Medical care is expensive for both humans and animals and many people don’t understand...

Episode #5
So, you’ve decided which pet to get. You want to get them from a reliable source, but what is that – a breeder, a pet shop, a rehoming charity or even online? Should you visit them first? Is it sensible to get a pet via...

<p>You’ve decided which species you want so what’s next? What age, sex or colour of pet do you want and where are you going to get them from? Do you want a playful kitten or an older lap cat? Do you want a pedigree pet...

<p>You’ve decided to get a pet but which one? Maggie and Vanessa discuss the pros and cons of keeping both traditional and non-traditional species. What are the relative costs in terms of time and money? Do you need...

<p>Thinking of getting a pet? Do you know that people do more research when they buy a fridge than acquiring a new animal? It tends to be an emotional decision and may happen spontaneously such as a stray cat appearing...

Episode #1
<p>Get to know Maggie and Vanessa as they introduce themselves and discuss their passion for animal welfare. Learn why they became vets and how they know each other. Is Maggie really a mad cat lady? Is Vanessa a science...
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