From Big Brother to This Morning
Dr Scott Miller, known for his role as the resident vet on ITV's This Morning, has a surprising past that many fans may not know about. The 48-year-old Australian-born vet actually got his big break on the first season of Big Brother, where he tended to the resident chickens in a memorable TV moment.
A Cloak and Dagger Phone Call
Describing his unexpected entry into British TV, Dr Miller recalled receiving a mysterious phone call about sick chickens, only to discover it was an invitation to the Big Brother house. This experience helped kickstart his television career, leading to appearances on The Paul O’Grady Show, Crufts, and eventually landing his role on This Morning.
Advocacy for Autism and Animals
Recently diagnosed with autism, Dr Scott is a passionate advocate for the role animals play in providing comfort and consistency, especially for individuals with autism. He emphasizes the deep connection and support that animals can offer in our lives, citing personal experiences with his own cat and family.
From TV to YouTube
With a wealth of media experience under his belt, Dr Scott has launched his own YouTube show called Rescue Vet, where he showcases his mission to help animals in need. In addition to his TV work, he also manages three small animal practices in South West London.
A Family Man
Outside of his busy TV and veterinary schedule, Dr Scott is a father of four and resides in South West London, juggling his professional commitments with his role as a dedicated dad. His holistic approach to animal care and advocacy for autism awareness have endeared him to viewers and fans alike.
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