My Mommy is a Vet

Her patients cannot tell her where it hurts. That is the whole job.

Every child who loves animals asks the same question eventually: how does the vet know? This book answers it, and the answer turns out to be a lesson worth having.

No animal in this story is badly hurt and nothing frightening happens. The quiet idea underneath is that when somebody cannot tell you what is wrong, you watch them carefully instead — which is a kind thing for any small person to learn.

Inside this book

• Teddy has a check-up, ears and paws and all
• A basket of sleeping puppies, and a kitten on Mummy's shoulder
• Lea opens her own animal surgery on the bedroom floor
• The golden dog again on Saturday, racing across the park, completely well
• Twelve full-page illustrations, created with AI assistance
• Two colouring pages and four activity pages at the back
• Book 10 in the My Mummy, My Daddy series about the jobs parents do

A lovely gift for a veterinary family, for an animal-mad preschooler, and a calm way to make a trip to the vet with the family pet feel ordinary.