Alright, Pet?: Recent Episodes
BBC Radio Ulster
Animal lover Anne-Marie Wallace & specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams chat to famous pet owners & celebrate the bond we have with our pets, offering advice and help
Hello Stud! A visit to the Irish Stud in County Kildare, celebrating 10 years of Rosie's Trust with Jimmy Nesbitt and Rob's smug updates from Oz!
You can contact vet Rob Adams any time with your queries to alrightpet@bbc.co.uk.
Divine Comedy singer Neil Hannon meets up with Anne-Marie to talk about his menagerie and what it's like living with 130 pigs.
More tales from Vet Rob Adams in the land down under.
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Vet Rob has taken his stethoscope and scalpel to Australia and has exotic stories to tell.
Anne-Marie helps Guide Dogs NI celebrate their 40th birthday.
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A visit to The Ealing Beaver project.
Dr Sean McCormack takes AM and Rob round Paradise Fields to show how the rodents have been beavering away! These clever little creatures are part of ground-breaking initiative aimed at fostering urban human-beaver coexistence, helping to mitigate flooding in the area and boost biodiversity.
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The Yorkshire Shepherdess chats about her farming life, her pets and new book.
Dr Karen Brady introduces AM & Rob to the remote control squirrel helping to train Guide Dogs.
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Actress Louisa Lytton & Pet behaviourist Hannah Molloy chat about what dogs can, and can't see.
A visit to Crosskennan lane sanctuary where horses and chickens live side by side! Anne-Marie meets a variety of the residents including William the freckly horse.
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AM and Rob chat about dangerous dogs.
A visit to Dingle to remember Fungi the dolphin and a look inside the Dingle aquarium.
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Hypo Hounds detecting danger in their diabetic owners.
Dr Sean McCormack asks would you take days off to look after your pets?
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Singer Will Young chats about his brood of pups.
AM & Rob meet dogs & horses in Hyde Park, London.
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Celebrating Pawsome Pussies at the National Cat Awards with Mr Big Paws and The Cat Lady!Short Description Anne-Marie & Rob celebrate the Cat Awards with David & Frankie Seaman and Dawn O'Porter
Medium Description Anne-Marie & Rob celebrate the Cats Protection Cat Awards with David & Frankie Seaman and Dawn O'Porter
Hear the heart-warming stories and find out who wins Cat of the year 2025
Long Description Celebrating at the National Cat Awards with Mr Big Paws and The Cat Lady!Anne-Marie & Rob celebrate the Cats Protection Cat Awards with David & Frankie Seaman and Dawn O'Porter
Hear the heart-warming stories and find out who wins Cat of the year 2025.
You can contact vet Rob Adams any time with your queries to alrightpet@bbc.co.uk.
England cricketer Ollie Pope chats to Rob and AM about his dog Jackson.
AM takes a trip to Kilkenny to meet snapping turtles and snakes.
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Mitzi the 14 year old cat who's up for a prestigious National Cat Award after detecting her owners breast cancer.
A wholesome meet-up for doggies and their humans in West Belfast
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A visit to Banbridge high school where Margo the Longdog offers therapy and friendship.
A celebration of birds with Ciara Laverty from Lough Neagh
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Comedian Frank Skinner pontificates about his pup Poppy.Dealing with animal amputation - Rob and client Fiona discusses how to prepare yourself and your pet for an operation.
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Comedian and actress Lou Sanders shares her love for her cats Baby and Bobert, including the alternative therapies she's used to help them. Let's see what vet Rob Adams makes of this!
AM goes batty with a cauldron of bats in County Down and what happens when they land on her.
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Actress Alison Steadman chats about her love of wildlife, Alex Jones gets pulled along by her pup Scout and Newsreader Sophie Raworth introduces Anne-Marie to her dog Luna.
Local vet Steph from Home Vet NI opens up to Rob and AM about her role, helping saying goodbye to your pet in the comfort of your home.
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This week on Alright, pet? vet Rob Adams and Anne-Marie Wallace hear the story of friendship, kindness and loyalty from Melanie and Patsy who flew across the world to rescue doggies Phoenix and Faith.
AM visits Lindsay at Rescue Cats NI who is battling to save as many cats as she can in Northern Ireland. She has one very special new addition to the centre - meet the mysterious Barney Bubble.
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Niall Harbison meets up with Anne-Marie in Dublin for a catch-up to talk about the 10,000 dogs he’s saving on a tropical island and opening a veterinary hospital in memory of Tina the Golden Retriever.As the pollen count gets higher, Anne-Marie and Rob discover how to spot the signs of allergies in our pets with Dr Edwina Gildea.You can contact vet Rob Adams any time with your queries to alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
AM visits Pet Nose Day at Mount Stewart where she meets a therapy dog and Lady Rose regales her with stories of Flamingos on the lawn.
Vet Rob Adams answers listeners queries – email with your animal-related questions to alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Vet Rob Adams and Anne-Marie Wallace return for a new series of Alright, Pet?
This week, presenter and psychotherapist, Melinda Messenger has a query for Rob about her dog Bear whose leg doesn't work properly and discusses her love of all animals especially Owls!
Anne-Marie heads to Limavady in Northern Ireland where Granny Jean and the team at Crindle Stables tell her about the work they do with disabled children and young people.
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 source of advice and reassurance to pet owners.
Anne-Marie Wallace and vet Rob Adams will bring a combination of fun stories about the quirky little things animals do to make us smile every day as well as be the podcast that people turn to when they need information and reliable advice about their pets.
To contact the team simply email alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Anne-Marie Wallace does her best to keep up with orthopaedic surgeon Rob Adams as he swaps his mic for his stethoscope. This behind the scenes episode highlights the work of the specialist vets and nurses who keep a 24 hour animal hospital running day and night. Hear about the teams working together to help our beloved pets and the ground-breaking advances in veterinary medicine.
Rob and Anne-Marie head out to Yorkshire Wildlife Park where 6 male polar bears live together in this expansive English conservation centre. How do the lads cope with the weather and can Nobby keep the younger boys under control?The team hear the heart-warming tale of the lion family who were separated after the war in Ukraine broke out but were brought back together this year. Meet the lion mum and her three cubs as they settle into life together in England and find out why Santa has a mullet!
Anne-Marie Wallace and vet Rob Adams take a trip around the UK to meet people doing amazing things with animals.Robert Wallace at Kinedale donkeys in Ballynahinch takes his crew of donkeys, sheep and goats to schools, nursing homes and the hospice to bring joy and calm to peoples live. His gang of 26 donkeys are also on hand for divine date nights and little bit of a cuddle.
Have you heard of the red squirrel studbook? Only the very best red squirrels make it into the elusive book where Eric the Red single-handedly brought back the squirrel population to the Yorkshire Arboretum ...with a little help from twins Holly and Hazel....and arbortist Ben Patterson!
Man about town, and BBC presenter, Mr Carrington, chats to Anne-Marie about his little kittens Pumpkin and Mittens and how to stop your home being covered in pesky pet hairs.
Carole from Equine Pathways introduces the team to the horses who are offering a helping hoof to children and adults needing a little time out from the stress of daily life. Equine Pathways in Leeds are providing a safe space and some solace to those who need it most.
Are you planning a flight with your furry, scaly or feathered friend? Then find out exactly what you need to know from the team at the Heathrow animal reception centre. Whether it's a snake set for Sardinia or an elephant eloping to Egypt, the staff have met every conceivable type of traveller and give out very sage advice.
If you have an animal-related question, email Rob the specialist vet now to alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Anne-Marie Wallace and specialist vet Rob Adams take a tour of the Cats Protection rehoming centre in Dundonald and meet some of the adorable residents waiting for their furever home!
Sabre from The Gladiators is this weeks celebrity guest. Sheli McCoy talks to the team about being half warrior, half cat and why her favourite time of the day is spent with her dog Alpha.
Are you a fan of a goat? Well there's 140 to choose from at Buttercups sanctuary for goats in Maidstone where Anne-Marie spends some time chasing them around a field.
AM goes from goats to tantalizing trophies. She has a nosey inside the Kennel Club headquarters in London where every breed of dog is noted in their canine library and she gets as close as she's ever going to get to the Best in Show trophy in their gallery.
If you have an animal-related question, email Rob the specialist vet now to alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Presenter, author and naturalist Chris Packham brings his vast knowledge to this weeks episode regaling the team with stories of foxes, birds and his lengthy career plus his love of miniature poodles Sid and Nancy. The conversation takes an unusual turn discussing whether to sniff the scents our dogs can smell and should you lick your pup!
Anne-Marie Wallace and vet Rob Adams travel to the Dogs Trust rehoming centre in Ballymena in County Antrim where they take a tour of the state of the art premises with Manager Conor O'Kane. They meet the dogs looking for a lap to lean their heads on and find out about training classes and the canine care card available to animal owners.
Do you remember the terrible terrapin takeover? The team at Sealife London show Anne-Marie around the Aquarium to find out what ever happened to some of the little terrapins who outgrew their tanks in the 90s. She meets the 135kg turtle called Boris who is living like a king and an escape artist called Houdini.
If you have an animal-related question, email Rob the specialist vet now to alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Anne-Marie Wallace and specialist vet Rob Adams headed to the sunshine of the Good Woof festival where doggies and owners put on their snazziest outfits and celebrated the power of the pooch.
The team watch pups take part in dog agility, doggy olympics and chill out with a little doggy pilates and yoga.
Celebrity guests Clare Balding and Bill Bailey give their take on why we need a festival to celebrate our pets and dog owners explain the bond they have with their four legged friends. Model and presenter Jodie Kidd also meets the team to chat about her World record attempt, to have the most Dachshunds in one place!
Anne-Marie also takes a boat trip to Rathlin Island on the North Coast of Northern Ireland in search of the puffin as it makes its annual return to our shores.
If you have a question for vet Rob email alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Anne-Marie Wallace brings a special Alright, pet? roadshow to an audience in Downpatrick, County Down as part of the 'BBC Comes to town' celebrations.
Actor Martin McCann chats to the audience about his role as Stevie in the BBC series Blue Lights and what he loves about his little Jack Russell!
Wildlife expert Debbie Doolittle gives her specialist advice on looking after the little animals who inhabit our parks and gardens - from sassy seagulls to hungry hedgehogs, Debbie is full of info.
Guide dog Micky and his mum Dawn also join the audience to hear their story and the work that Guide Dogs do for people who have sight loss.Rob Adams makes a 'virtual' appearance chatting to Jaina Mistry whose guide dog Laura was adopted by actor Martin Clunes when she reached retirement age. If you haven't heard Martin's story you can hear it by listening back to Series 3 of Alright, pet?
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Anne-Marie Wallace and specialist vet Rob Adams travel around the country to find exciting animal stories.This week they're in Manchester at Dogs4Rescue which does things a little differently - Emma Billington has created a kennel-free rescue for dogs who had run out of luck. Can dogs teach each other to live in packs, free from squabbles?
Presenter, podcaster and actor Andy Goldstein heads into his man cave to talk to AM and Rob about his beloved pup Dr Scooter Frank and how having a dog brings calm to his hectic life.
Anne-Marie bought fish last year and is now mildly obsessed with them. Can your fishy friends ever be a proper pet and what does owning a little aquarium even involve?
If you have a question you'd like answered by veterinary surgeon Rob, email alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Vet Rob Adams and Anne-Marie Wallace are back for a fourth series of Alright, pet?Once again they are out and about meeting incredible animals and their owners.
This week, the team head to Milton Keynes to the Medical detection dogs centre where black lab Peanut shows his skills in sniffing out Parkinson's disease from samples. They also meet Lauren and her pup Mabel who works as her medical assistance dog after she was diagnosed with POTS.
Presenter and comedian Paddy McGuinness is the celebrity guest, chatting about juggling work, kids and pets!Anne-Marie takes a trip to Mourne Alpacas in Northern Ireland, where 150 inquisitive South American camelids spend their days eating oats, having their coats combed and trekking with families.
If you have a question you'd like answered by veterinary surgeon Rob, email alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams and presenter Anne-Marie Wallace team up for a third series of Alright, pet? and this time they're on the road! Travelling up and down the UK, this week the team head to the National Guide dog centre in Leamington Spa to find out about how these special dogs help people with visual impairment and how the dogs are selected. Lizzy from Battersea park zoo takes Anne-Marie round this children's zoo to discuss the conservation programmes they have in place for the short-clawed otter, Scottish wild cat and Bali starling. Actor Martin Clunes talks about living on his farm, his animal documentaries and adopting a retired guide dog.
If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams and presenter Anne-Marie Wallace team up for a third series of Alright, pet? and this time they're on the road! Rob and Anne-Marie meet journalist Rory Cellan-Jones and his nervous pup #sophiefromromania to find out how he is dealing with adopting such an anxious dog and why people have taken her to their hearts. There's a feline frenzy in Saintfield in County Down when pedigree pussies descend on the village to take part in the NI Cat Club and Erin cat club all breed championship show. Can you tell your Devon Rex from your British shorthair? You will be able to after this episode! And birds of prey in Randalstown - Anne-Marie heads to World of Owls to find meet the golden eagle trying to woo his owner with a twig!
If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams and presenter Anne-Marie Wallace team up for a third series of Alright, pet? and this time they're on the road! Travelling up and down the UK, this week the team travel to Fairview primary school to meet the kids and find out about their pets. Party animals NI come along too to introduce the children to some exotic creatures. Niall Harbison chats to Rob and AM about his life in Ko Samui and how he's making it his mission to feed and rescue the 10,000 stray dogs on the island. And how do you like your afternoon tea? Perhaps with a cat on your knee! A visit to Lady Dinah's cat emporium in London opens up the world of cat cafes!
If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams and presenter Anne-Marie Wallace team up for a third series of Alright, pet? and this time they're on the road! Travelling up and down the UK, this time they're in Limepark, Armoy in Northern Ireland joining a dog agility class with an audience of owners and their four legged friends. Gemma Chambers, owner of Causeway dog training, runs classes all over the province and gives dogs and their owners a chance to train and compete. Vet Rob even gets in the ring himself and tries to keep up with a boisterous Border Collie.
Singer, presenter and farmer JB Gill from the band JLS chats to the team about owning, and working on, his farm and why he's written a children's book about our relationship with animals called 'Ace and the animal heroes'
If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams and presenter Anne-Marie Wallace team up for a third series of Alright, pet? and this time they're on the road! Travelling up and down the UK, this week the team land in Wiltshire at the famous Longleat to go on safari to see Lions, monkeys and even the odd sloth up close. Queen of the jungle Vicky Pattison talks about her own experiences with exotic animals and why she loves her labs so much.
If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams and presenter Anne-Marie Wallace team up for a third series of Alright, pet? and this time they're on the road! Travelling up and down the UK, they start the series in Newry City in Northern Ireland joining puppy and dog training classes with an audience of owners and their four legged friends. Al Rankin, owner of My dogs best friend, runs classes all over the province and gives invaluable advice to dog owners. Rob takes questions from the audience regarding everything from what pet insurance to buy to when the best time is to neuter! Author and presenter Dawn O'Porter chats about her beloved dogs and cats, and why she wrote a book called 'Cat Lady'. She also discusses the joy of owning rescue dogs, and the unusual step she took after her beloved cat passed away.
If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Anne-Marie Wallace and specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams return for a seasonal edition of Alright, pet?Celebrity cat lover Frankie Seaman chats to the team about the 100s of cats she has fostered and whether the England World Cup team named the team cat after her husband, David Seaman.Businesswoman and animal lover Deborah Meaden shares her love of horses.Rob guides us through the food we should avoid feeding to our pets this Christmas period.The team look at presents for our pets and what you shouldn't be leaving under the tree.How to decide what pet is right for you. Katharine Creagh from Assisi animal sanctuary chats about rehoming rescue animals - from pups to guinea pigs - and how to handle their different behaviours.Plus what is it like to raise a reindeer and are they fun to spend time with the other 11 months of the year?
Entrepreneur James Middleton, Dad to 6 doggies, chats to Anne-Marie Wallace and Rob Adams about furry friends, how pets as therapy can change our mood and what should we be feeding our animals to keep them fit and healthy. Ruby from New York opens up her vivarium to show why owning spiders or snakes can be an enriching experience. Do you or your current pet ever sense the presence of pets who’ve passed on? Can animals feel the spirit of animals who’ve been before? Anne-Marie and specialist vet Rob discuss whether our animals have a sixth sense.
Saul Milton, music producer and one half of Chase and Status, chats about how his fear of dogs vanished when he fell in love with his future wife and her old English sheep dog. Specialist vet Rob Adams answers a listeners question about a barking dog and what not to do if you get a spider bite! Portia Sampson tells the story of the rescued loggerhead turtle called Julius Caeser and how flying with him in the seat next to her had its perks! If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
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 to figure what exactly a ‘fatty lump’ is! If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Charlotte Crosby from Geordie Shore is absolutely in love with her three Pomeranian pups. She speaks to Anne-Marie about living with three little furballs and how one has a sixth sense! With the ongoing crisis in Ukraine more and more people are finding ways to help the displaced people and animals of the country - two local people chat about how their charity campaign went viral and what we can do to help. Rob nips out of surgery to answer listeners questions on Persian cats and how to stop your pet overgrooming.
Vinny May from the band Kodaline went from life on the road to life at home with his bulldogs Brian and Barry. Do bulldogs make good pets and what antisocial behaviour happened in the recording studio? Helen Demes from Arkansas let Anne-Marie and Rob do a virtual tour of her 50 acre sanctuary which is home to everything from chatty turkeys to amusing emus. Listener Ronnie Townsend emailed the team to highlight the concerns of horse owners like her who have an ageing horse and are fearful of what will happen at the end. Rob offers advice on what to do when a horse is reaching the end of its life. If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Rob fulfils a life long dream to chat to presenter Michaela Strachan! She talks to Rob and Anne-Marie about how she became a wildlife presenter, her life now in South Africa and why walking her dogs in the mountains can lead to some unexpected drama. Has your pet ever received an emergency blood transfusion? Have you ever thought where that blood came from? Susan Campbell from Pet Blood Bank UK tells us about the process of getting blood from dogs, cats and alcapas and how your pet can become a donor. Does your cat or dog suffer from urinary incontinence or flatulence. Specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams answers one listeners question. If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Sports commentator Andrew Cotter is in conversation with Anne-Marie Wallace and specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams about his beautiful dogs Olive and Mabel and the success behind his lockdown videos. How do you deal with a horny hamster or do you have a dog that likes to hump a lot? The team try to find a solution. Charity Broken Biscuits was set up to help disabled dogs get back on their feet, hear the heart-warming story of how injured animals are getting a second chance to enjoy life to the full. If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Comedian and 'cat nerd' Russell Kane explains to Rob and Anne-Marie why he takes the training of his three cats, and pug, very seriously. From cat proofing the garden to teaching his pug Colin sign language, Russell is something of an expert when it comes to training animals. Does your pet suffer from persistent itchy ears or has your dog damaged its cruciate ligament? Veterinary surgeon Rob gives you a guide on how to deal with these common illnesses. What happens when a meerkat is rejected by its mob? For Sammy the meerkat it meant a whole new life being the star attraction at Avon Valley adventure and wildlife park, teaching kids how to handle animals and giving the staff a boost on busy days! If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Glitter balls at the ready! Karen Hauer from Strictly Come Dancing adds some glamour to this weeks episode of 'Alright, pet?' as she talks to Anne-Marie and Rob about her three beloved rescue dogs Marley, Betty and Phoebe and gets Rob to relive his breakdancing days! Rob answers another listeners query - this time giving advice on a cats who fell off a fence and now has a limp. Dawn Chambers tells the story of her cat Cookie, highlighting the issue of kittens being removed from their mums at a young age and suffering devastating illness and how Cookie has become a TV star. Get ready for the wedding of the year! Dogs Captain Bob and Gino, are getting married at the Belfast Barge to raise money for a local animal shelter - expect pawsecco, pupcakes and a pawty to remember! Plus if you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Ex Royal Marine Pen Farthing chats about his time in Helmand Province, the bond he built with the people and animals of Afghanistan and how he ended up creating the charity Nowzad. Specialist vet Rob answers listeners questions and discusses canine parvovirus and cat flu. 75 year old cat lover Cherry Lorberg tells the thrilling story of how she did a wing walk for Cats protection and what's next on her list. If you have a concern or query about your animal that you would like answered contact Rob and Anne-Marie by email at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
Actor and author Ben Miller tells the team all about why he wrote a book for, and about, his black Russian terrier Jet and how his little chickens are still laying after all these years!
It’s not only us humans who’ve put on the pounds, our paunchy pets have too. Presenter and specialist vet Rob tells us how to shift those stubborn pounds and why certain breeds really need to maintain a healthy weight.
Have you ever fancied a frisky ferret? Melissa from the Ferret Glen rescue explains why these furballs have taken over her life and what to expect if you plan to purchase one.
Our listener questions this week cover holistic therapies like acupuncture and hydrotherapy to help weakening joints, how to choose the correct pet insurance, and what is the best way to deal with end of life treatment for one beloved pup.
Pets really are the best medicine! We all know how crucial our pets are to us, but they also offer help and support to people in hospitals, nursing homes, even prisons. The team celebrates the very best of our pets with a heart-warming chat with Matt from Pets as therapy UK and Lindsey Uglow whose dog Leo and his puppy pals work as therapy animals at Southampton children’s hospital
Passionate greyhound lover Pauline McLynn swaps sighthound stories with Anne-Marie and why she’s been knitting little outfits for bald chickens.
Open wide! Specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams delves into the jaws of dental hygiene and how important it is to keep our pets teeth in tip top condition. He also gives an insight into some of the amazing breakthroughs in veterinary science when it comes to re-growing bones and something called bone morphogenetic protein.
A purr-suasive Katie from Cats protection thinks cats and kittens are simply fur-midible and tells us about the pawsome work the charity carries out.
No monkey business here! Rosie Nelson from Wales ape and monkey sanctuary gives the lowdown on monkeys making poor pets and Toby the pug meets our pet behaviourist Rob Alleyne to see if he can get over his fear of planes.
Interior designer Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen designs the perfect house for your pet, offering tips for making your home a little safer especially if your animal is older or suffers from joint issues.
Singer Tom Grennan tells the story of his Romanian rescued street dog Marmite.
Does your pet become anxious when visiting the vet? Do they shake, widdle or bite? Our vet Rob Adams introduces us to his colleague Mike Farrell who dressed up as a mouse to settle the nerves of his patient Rupert.
Cinnamon the cat goes under dramatic surgery after coming into contact with a disgruntled neighbours boot.
Falling in love with leverets - Susan Sroka on her passion for rescuing wild hares.
Cavapoo owner Anne-Marie Hendey chats to Rob about her dogs darkening skin and what exactly hyperpigmentation is.
Journalist and presenter Eamonn Holmes talks honestly about the love he has for his rescue dog Maggie and whether taxidermy might be an option after her demise. Anne-Marie reveals how she coped in the aftermath of losing her animals and our vet Rob discusses a tricky surgery involving a cat with a cancerous tumour on its back.
Penny from Little Foxes animal sanctuary explains why foxes have stolen her heart....and her shoes and does your dog try and get down and dirty in the park? Then you're not alone! Molly from San Francisco turns to pet behavioural trainer Rob Alleyne to see if he can help her naughty dog Knox.
Does your animal suffer from an itchy bottom? If so, they may be suffering from blocked anal glands. Close your mouth, hold your nose and prepare to hear the answers. Contact Rob and Anne-Marie anytime with your pet queries, email alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
BBC Weather presenter Owain Wyn Evans opens up about his relationship with his aloof cat Franny and helping reward those with heart-warming stories at the National Cat Awards.
Have you had your pet neutered? Do you worry you're making the correct decision? Specialist veterinary surgeon Rob Adams takes you through the pros and cons of neutering.
Personal stories from Hannah and her whippet Bertie whose testicles didn't descend and Shanika whose little boy has befriended their Belgian red hare. Our vet Rob gets to catch up with Dave Wardell and his service dog Finn whose life Rob saved after a stabbing back in 2016.
Comedian Dom Joly chats to Anne-Marie Wallace and specialist vet Rob Adams about his pet pigs and an unfortunate incident involving his favourite boots. Vet Rob Adams explains how he carried out open heart surgery on a year old dog who was in heart failure and who was going to die without intervention.
The team field queries from owners about a cat called Sue widdling in shoes and a dog called Alfie squirting on house guests.
Do hedgehogs make good pets and should we be encouraging foxes and other wildlife into the garden? Pet Behaviour therapist Rob Alleyne is also on hand to deal with pet behaviour problems.
If you have any queries about your pet or a recent diagnosis then email the team at alrightpet@bbc.co.uk
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.