EberVet Country Animal Clinic on DSTV

Jul 18, 2017 | IN THE NEWS

The popular DSTV television series, Kyknet’s Hond se Gedagtes, was recently filmed at EberVet’s Country Animal Clinic in Somerset West. EberVet’s CEO, veterinarian Dr Hilldidge Beer, will appear in two episodes of the series.

Country Animal Clinic in the spotlight

Director Hein Scholtz, presenter Lizma van Zyl and the Hond se Gedagtes crew arrived early on an icy Thursday morning for the shoot. The clinic was closed to patients for part of the day to accommodate the crew, and ‘actor’ dogs brought in as patients for the shoot. The crew filmed outside and inside the clinic, including in the grooming spa. Dr Beer was interviewed in the consulting room. She spoke about the importance of nutrition and about general health care in pets.

EberVet CEO Dr Hilldidge Beer is interviewed by Hond se Gedagtes presenter Lizma van Zyl

[testimonials autoplay=’true’ duration=’4′]Beste Hilldidge, Ingrid en Span,
Ek wil net names almal by Hond se Gedagtes baie dankie sê vir ons warm ontvangs gister. Nie alleen was julle ongelooflik professioneel en voorbereid nie, maar het julle ons ook bederf met al die heerlike eetgoed en wonderlike samewerking deur al die oulike hondematers soos Milo, Alvin, Bobo en Mogeley. Dit was een van die lekkerste en mees leersame verfilmingsessies wat ons nog gehad het.
Met groot waardering aan elke lid van julle span,
Lizma

Hond se Gedagtes is aired at 17h30 on Tuesdays.

Country Animal Clinic’s two episodes will air on 1 August and 8 August.

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