The Supervet’s Noel Fitzpatrick reveals racy admissions in new book were REMOVED as he opens up about female admirers
THE SUPERVET’S Noel Fitzpatrick has revealed that racy admissions about his female admirers in his new book have been edited out.
The beloved TV veterinarian, 56, speaking on The Chris Evans Breakfast Show this morning, revealed that a page was missing from his memoirs.
He teased that appearing in his vet scrubs had indeed led to romance and admirers.
However, he admitted that his tales were deemed unsuitable for his newly published autobiography entitled Dogs and Their Humans: Stories of Healing and Hope from the Supervet’s Surgery.
On the show, Chris read out a passage from the book, which said: “‘I would be lying if I said that being a vet hasn’t sometimes led to admirers.
“Maybe it’s one of those jobs that there is the kind of competence that some people find attractive that isn’t quite firefighting.
“But you’re often helping folks in a difficult situation wearing a certain kind of uniform…’”
He then asked: “Tell us where that bit comes from and where it’s heading?”
Noel said: “Well, it was heading to another page that they took out. I’m not joking. Yeah, it was a bit taken out…”
“I wrote it, but it was a little too close to the edge.”
Asked what exactly had been censored, Noel replied: “Chris, if I told you that, I’d be in trouble.”
But he wasn’t afraid to share how others had been exposed and during an appearance on Lorraine on Thursday, he revealed how a dog shockingly exposed a man’s affair.
Noel retold a funny story from his book and said: “There’s this cocky guy who comes into my clinic, driving his Bentley“
“His wife, his very attractive wife, gets out of the car carrying a West Highland White Terrier, attempting to vomit. So I induce the dog to vomit whatever it was going to vomit.”
Noel recalled how he then induced the dog to vomit whatever it wanted to get out of its system.
The wife looked down and said: ‘That’s not mine!’
Noel Fitzpatrick
He then said: “The West Highland White Terrier vomited up a red suspender belt on the grass.
“The wife looked down and said, ‘That’s not mine!’… divorced and his Bentley was gone!”, to which Noel quipped: “Dogs tell the truth!”
- The Chris Evans Breakfast Show with The National Lottery on Virgin Radio UK airs weekday mornings from 6.30am