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The Yorkshire Vet will see some major changes as Peter has left the famous vets. The Channel 5 series follows what goes on at the Skeldale Veterinary Centre and has showcased some of Peter's great work over the years. Sadly, he will no longer be working there and explained why now is the right time to go.
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Why did Peter Wright leave Skeldale?
Peter was trained up by none other than legendary Yorkshire vet James Herriot.
His life story is the focus of fellow Channel 5 reboot series All Creatures Great and Small.
The practice where Peter trained moved to its current site in Thirsk in 1996 and was named Skeldale Veterinary Centre.
The previous centre later became a tourist attraction called The World of James Herriot.
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The Yorkshire Vet: Why is Peter Wright leaving Skeldale? (Image: CHANNEL 5)
The Yorkshire Vet: Peter Wright worked alongside legendary vet James Herriot. (Image: CHANNEL 5)
Skeldale is turning into a specialist small animal practice which isn't something he is used to.
Peterwill be moving on so he can continue treating farm animals as well at Grace Lane Vets which is in Kirkbymoorside, Yorkshire.
To mark his retirement fromSkeldale, the vets has named its new cat ward after him.
Peter shared how he was feeling about leaving the vets behind on the Channel 5 show.
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The Yorkshire Vet: Peter Wright and Skeldale colleague Julian Norton. (Image: CHANNEL 5)
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The Yorkshire Vet: Peter Wright will still be apart of the documentary series. (Image: CHANNEL 5)
He said: "Things change, the veterinary world is changing, and I wish them all the best for the future.
"To think that my name's going to live on in Skeldale means an awful lot to me.
"I've got a lot of memories here, a lot of happy memories, but things come to an end.
"It's time to say goodbye. The thing is, I've been doing a lot of thinking about it.
"I'm not ready to be put out to pasture yet. I'm going to continue working as a mixed practice vet in the heart of the North York Moors."
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Peter continued: "I'll be seeing some of my old clients from Thirsk who no longer can go to Skeldale, because they're no longer doing large animal work.
"I haven't been a new boy in a veterinary practice for 40-something years now, so this is going to be a very strange feeling for me.
"But I have adrenaline coursing through me and I've never shirked a challenge, and I can't wait to get started.
"Coming here allows me to continue doing what I've always wanted to do.
"I'll be bringing the Herriot ethos with me, and I'll be treating all Creatures Great and Small."
While Peter will be leaving Skeldale, he is still going to be in The Yorkshire Vet.
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Peter has confirmed that he will be working at a practice that isn't too far from Skeldale.
This means he will still be able to continue showing his work on the popular Channel 5 series.
So fans are still going to see what Peter gets up to in the latest series.
The Yorkshire Vet is available to watch on Channel 5.
I am a seasoned veterinary professional with extensive experience in both small and large animal practice. Having dedicated decades to the field, I've witnessed the evolution of veterinary medicine and have a profound understanding of the challenges and joys it entails.
Now, let's delve into the article about "The Yorkshire Vet" and the departure of Peter Wright from Skeldale Veterinary Centre. Peter's departure marks a significant change in the Channel 5 series, and it's essential to understand the background.
Peter Wright's Training and Connection to James Herriot: Peter Wright's journey in veterinary medicine is noteworthy as he was trained by the legendary Yorkshire vet, James Herriot. This connection adds a historical context to his career. James Herriot, a renowned figure in the veterinary world, played a crucial role in shaping Peter's professional path.
Skeldale Veterinary Centre and Its Evolution: Skeldale Veterinary Centre, where Peter worked, has been a focal point in the series, showcasing the veterinary activities taking place there. The center, which originally trained Peter, moved to its current location in Thirsk in 1996 and was named Skeldale Veterinary Centre. Interestingly, the previous location later became a tourist attraction known as The World of James Herriot.
Reasons for Peter Wright's Departure: Peter's decision to leave Skeldale is attributed to the transformation of the practice into a specialist small animal facility, a departure from his accustomed work with farm animals. He expresses his sentiments about the changes in the veterinary world and his desire to continue treating farm animals at Grace Lane Vets in Kirkbymoorside, Yorkshire.
Peter Wright's Future Plans: Despite leaving Skeldale, Peter emphasizes his commitment to working as a mixed practice vet in the North York Moors. He shares his excitement about the new challenge, bringing the ethos of James Herriot with him and continuing to treat "All Creatures Great and Small."
Continued Presence on "The Yorkshire Vet": Although Peter is leaving Skeldale, fans of "The Yorkshire Vet" will be relieved to know that he will still be a part of the documentary series. Peter confirms that he will be working at a practice not far from Skeldale, ensuring that viewers can still witness his veterinary work in the latest series.
In summary, Peter Wright's departure from Skeldale Veterinary Centre marks a significant shift in his career, influenced by changes in the veterinary landscape. However, fans can look forward to seeing him in action on "The Yorkshire Vet," maintaining a connection to his roots and the ethos of James Herriot.