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The Vet: Life and Death

on BBC One London

The first of seven programmes.

7.00am: the phone rings. An emergency call from a farmer in trouble with a cow calving. The start of another hectic day for George Rafferty, an energetic country vet in the Scottish Highlands. Further calls bring a sick labrador puppy, a wounded donkey and a final call to the much loved family pet of the local vicar. For the past 40 years, George has answered the veterinary needs of a community where his clients are also his friends. He survives with the help of his wife Jane, assistant Willie, a wee dram and compassion and wit.

(Book: "The Vet - Beyond the Surgery Door" is published to coincide with the series and is available at bookshops.)
(Feature: page 16)
(Ceefax Subtitles)

Contributors

Vet:
George Rafferty
Film Editor:
Jane Val Baker
Sound:
Martyn Clift
Photography:
Alex Hansen
Executive Producer:
Paul Hamann
Producer:
Jeremy Mills

BBC One London

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