SUPER TELLY VET MARC LIVE IN THE STUDIO
Marc Abraham joined Mike live in the studio Sunday morning taking listeners calls and talking about pet care, his own projects etc.
Marc, as well as being the resident vet on Channel 4's New Paul O'Grady Show, he writes a weekly vet's column in Brighton's top lifestyle magazine Latest 7, giving pet-healthcare tips, advice for animal-lovers and even seasonal wildlife information.
Marc Abraham qualified from Edinburgh University in 1995. Since then he has helped all types of animals – large and small, domestic and exotic.
He is based in Brighton, and runs the multi-award winning Priory Emergency Treatment Service (PETS) which is an out-of-hours emergency service providing exclusive cover for 10 forward-thinking non-corporate local vet practices.
His hard work has been recognised with a string of awards, including scooping the public's vote to win a prestigious Vet Oscar in the 2007 Petplan Vet Awards.
All his life, Marc has been passionate about wildlife and nature, and frequently gives talks at local schools and care-homes about how to respect and preserve our environment.
Marc firmly believes that everyone has a duty to 'give something back' to their community. He flew out to Thailand just days after the devastating Boxing Day tsunami of 2004, helping to rescue and treat the poor injured and starving dogs and cats of Phuket.
He is currently preparing a documentary about a British donkey charity, Safe Haven for Donkeys in the Holy Land, that not only treats sick and injured donkeys, but helps to educate poorer communities and change attitudes in the Palestinian West Bank.
Marc's favourite hobbies include snowboarding and scuba-diving, and his ambition is to travel to Antarctica – and dive under the ice!
Marc, as well as being the resident vet on Channel 4's New Paul O'Grady Show, he writes a weekly vet's column in Brighton's top lifestyle magazine Latest 7, giving pet-healthcare tips, advice for animal-lovers and even seasonal wildlife information.
Marc Abraham qualified from Edinburgh University in 1995. Since then he has helped all types of animals – large and small, domestic and exotic.
He is based in Brighton, and runs the multi-award winning Priory Emergency Treatment Service (PETS) which is an out-of-hours emergency service providing exclusive cover for 10 forward-thinking non-corporate local vet practices.
His hard work has been recognised with a string of awards, including scooping the public's vote to win a prestigious Vet Oscar in the 2007 Petplan Vet Awards.
All his life, Marc has been passionate about wildlife and nature, and frequently gives talks at local schools and care-homes about how to respect and preserve our environment.
Marc firmly believes that everyone has a duty to 'give something back' to their community. He flew out to Thailand just days after the devastating Boxing Day tsunami of 2004, helping to rescue and treat the poor injured and starving dogs and cats of Phuket.
He is currently preparing a documentary about a British donkey charity, Safe Haven for Donkeys in the Holy Land, that not only treats sick and injured donkeys, but helps to educate poorer communities and change attitudes in the Palestinian West Bank.
Marc's favourite hobbies include snowboarding and scuba-diving, and his ambition is to travel to Antarctica – and dive under the ice!
posted by the mike mendoza show @ 5:06 pm
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