Call the Vet: My Life as a Young Vet in 1970s London Hardcover – Import, 29 October 2020

Nothing to dislike and a great deal to admire and a beautifully written .I was attracted to the book , initially , because it was written by Ben Fogle's father and being very fond of all of Ben's adventures on his television programmes as well as his appealing nature , I thought it would be interesting to learn about one of his closest relatives .The book is very honest and charming as well as showing the development over the years , of Bruce Fogle's understanding of the animals he treats as well as their owners .Having owned ; not a good description , because you never really own a cat , they are far too independent for that,and also grieved over their demise even after many years , it was so good to realize that Bruce Fogle valued thewonderful relationship that can happen between animals and their owners and also to acknowledge what he learned from other people in the Practice .The author also gives an insight into other relationships in his own personal life too .I thoroughly enjoyed the book , on many levels , and as a very keen reader , from childhood and as an ex-schoolteacher , I would think that this book would be an excellent gift for anyone to enjoy .

A truly wonderful book to read, through the eyes of a likeable interesting young vet starting his career in the 1970’s in the heart of London his challenges and triumphs tell his story beautifully.

Brilliantly written exploits of a young vet in London. I worked as an animal nurse at this same practice so the descriptions of the running of the practice are truly accurate. Well recommended ❤️

A book, to read, nostalgic to remember being a vet in the seventies, interesting to read about young handsome Canadian vet in Knightsbridge in 1970 and his many interesting experiences.

great book in every way