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Yorkshire Vet star Julian Norton's practices after 'most challenging surgery'
The Yorkshire Vet is on Channel 5 and while Julian Norton no longer works at Skeldale Vets, he has since opened two new surgeries - Sandbeck Veterinary Centre in Wetherby and Thirsk Veterinary Centre. The heartwarming series continues to follow the 54-year-old surgeon as he takes on challenging work in a number of surgeries across Yorkshire.
TL;DR
- Julian Norton, formerly of Skeldale Vets, now runs Sandbeck Veterinary Centre in Wetherby and Thirsk Veterinary Centre.
- The TV series 'The Yorkshire Vet' follows Norton as he performs challenging surgeries.
- A recent episode featured a delicate operation to remove a bladder stone from a hamster named Milo.
- Norton left Skeldale Vets due to unhappiness with its direction after merging with Medivet.
- Sandbeck Veterinary Centre aims to be a small, local practice focused on personal client relationships.
- Thirsk Veterinary Centre emphasizes independence, allowing them to practice veterinary medicine with empathy and compassion.
- Norton is also an honorary associate professor at Nottingham vet school and involved in charity work.
- He is pursuing further qualifications in Ophthalmology.