Actress Alison Steadman's passion for wildlife and saying goodbye to your pet at home

A visit to Banbridge high school where Margo the Longdog offers therapy and friendship.A celebration of birds with Ciara Laverty from Lough NeaghYou can contact vet Rob Adams any time with your queries to [email protected]

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. You can contact vet Rob Adams any time with your queries to [email protected]

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.You can contact vet Rob Adams any time with your queries to [email protected]

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.You can contact vet Rob Adams any time with your queries to [email protected]

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.You can contact vet Rob Adams any time with your queries to [email protected]

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 [email protected]

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 [email protected]

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 [email protected]

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 [email protected]