Read my latest online piece in the Telegraph or watch the video below from TV3's Ireland AM vet spot to learn about the two big problems for pets around Halloween.
In disaster zones, human life is at risk and unfortunately, animals also suffer.
In this month's interview on South East Radio, Pete discusses some tips on pet care for Halloween and for pets that are sensitive to fireworks sounds. Follow the link below to listen.
More and more people - vets, vet nurses, breeders and members of the public - are becoming exasperated at the level of discomfort experienced by some brachycephalic dogs.
Is your dog a nervous nellie when there are high winds or fireworks outside? Listen to the podcast below for tips on how to help.
For my weekly online Telegraph piece, I've written some key points about helping pets during stormy weather. You can read it here. One of my own dogs, Kiko, is particularly sensitive to foul weather.
To listen to the podcast, click on the link at the foot of this page.
Why are vets’ fees so high, and how can pet owners deal with this challenge? Last week, the Telegraph published an article about members of the public threatening vets and veterinary staff over ..
Pete Wedderburn from GoreyBrayVet has recently started to do a once monthly phone-in radio vet slot on South East Radio based in Wexford.
This week on Ireland AM, Pete Wedderburn - Pete the Vet - answered an assortment of questions about pets from viewers.
To watch the video of Pete with this dog Kiko on Ireland AM, follow the link at the foot of this page.
To listen to this week's podcast, click on the link at the foot of this page.
There's an autumnal tinge in the air, with acorns and conkers scattered in fields, parks and gardens. They may be pretty, but are they safe?Read my latest online post in the Telegraph to find out more.
Can sick humans pass on their bugs to pets?In this week's Newstalk podcast from the Pat Kenny show, we talked about the diseases that pets can pick up from people.
To watch the video discussing how to tackle poor quality pedigree and "designer" pups, see the link at the foot of this page.
Pets should be part of our community: they bring benefits to humans, as well as having better lives themselves when they are included.
I've written a weekly column about pets in the Telegraph for over a decade now - these days it's in the Sunday Telegraph, in the Sunday Section - and it goes up online afterwards.
To listen to the podcast, click on the link at the foot of this page.
