Philip Boucher Hayes

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3,375 appearances 85 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 6 Aug

Philip Boucher Hayes’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 85 in all, peaking in Jul 2026 with 58.

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Today with David McCullagh · The history of Ireland's links to fashion industry · 4 Aug 2026 podcast

Maybe you'll get it all right or maybe we'll have to have you back in and say, well, didn't that form an interesting departure from Mr. Anderson? voice-verified

I hadn't predicted that at all. voice-verified

Linda, thank you so much for coming in today. voice-verified

Today with David McCullagh · Ask the vet · 4 Aug 2026 podcast

Signs of pain in our pets can be tricky to spot as often they show more subtle signs of pain than we would as humans. voice-verified

Less prone to moaning basically. voice-verified

So what are the telltale signs and how can we work out the best way to assist them when they're experiencing aches and twinges? voice-verified

I'm joined now in studio by our vet Sarah Boland who's going to give us some advice on this issue and take some of your questions to 51551 0870 32 32 32 is the WhatsApp number. voice-verified

Sarah, good morning. voice-verified

How are you? voice-verified

Most of us will have that moment where we think, oh, they're looking a little bit off colour, but then they'll give you a wag of the tail and look up at you and convince you, no, no, no, I'm Grant, but they're not. voice-verified

And some breeds of dog will push through that pain and will continue with their daily activities while actually injuring themselves even more. voice-verified

I know, redefining stoicism and bringing it to new levels. voice-verified

OK, so general rules here. voice-verified

What to look for to kind of blow the whistle or signal the alarm button? voice-verified

Changes in carriage and the way that they hold themselves as well. voice-verified

We had a terrier that turned out with the benefit of hindsight to have a kissing vertebrae. voice-verified

But when she ran, she would do so with her head down to try and extend out her spine. voice-verified

So any of those pronounced changes in movement is signaling something. voice-verified

Arthritis is common in many of these breeds of dogs, particularly. voice-verified

How do we spot it? voice-verified

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