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After 7 years on BBC 1's ‘Vets in Practice'
and 4 years as the ‘Blue Peter' vet, Joe Inglis
has become a well-known face, and manages to
combine a day job as a practicing vet with a busy
media career and his hand-on role at Pets' Kitchen.

When he's not in the surgery or cooking up healthy new recipes for Pets' Kitchen, he's currently appearing regularly on the BBC 1 evening show, The One Show, talking about all things animal, and has a monthly spot on The Wright Stuff on C5.

JoeAfter graduating from Bristol University in 1996, much of Joe's professional and personal life has been under the glare of publicity – from rolling down a hill in Devon on his grassboard, to a very public marriage and divorce on ‘Vets in Practice'. Over the years, Joe's media career has blossomed, including the opportunity to accumulate several hundred Blue Peter badges during his stint as the BP vet, and regular appearances on programs such as 'This Morning' and 'The Wright Stuff'.

And, not content with being a vet and appearing on TV, Joe has also managed to write several books, including 'The Greatest Dog Tips in the World' and 'The Greatest Cat Tips in the World' (available from http://www.thegreatestintheworld.com/), and his two recipe books for pets, 'Feline Feasts' and 'Canine Cuisine', which are available now through our on-line shop.

Joe lives in the lovely Cotswold village of Bibury with his wife Jenny, daughter Poppy, and, of course, Jack the dog and Jill the cat.

Joe's Recipe Book

Ever since I qualified as a vet at Bristol university in 1996, I've been interested in pet nutrition, and the effect a good diet can have on health of pets. Over the last few years I've combined this interest with my creative streak to come up with a range of recipes for dogs and cats. Find out more ...

joes day job as a practising vetJoe's Tips

Taking your pet into the vets can be a bit of an ordeal, involving lots of howling, hiding beneath sofas and even the occasional smelly protest! And it’s not just the owners who get upset – our pets are often not that keen either – which is why our top vet Joe has created his own Pets’ Kitchen cat and dog clinics for you. Find out more ...