Meghan Markle’s agony after beloved pet rushed to TV super vet for treatment
MEGHAN Markle been left “distraught” after her beloved rescue dog Guy broke two legs.
The cute beagle - said to be Meghan Markle’s “absolute world” - is believed to have been injured shortly after the US actress and Prince Harry announced their engagement at the end of November.
Guy was flown to London earlier this year from Toronto where he lived with Meghan while she worked on television series Suits.
While it is not clear how the injuries occurred, the dog is reportedly receiving treatment from television ‘super vet’, Professor Noel Fitzpatrick, who is known for his bionic surgery techniques.
Prince Harry is said to have joined his anguished fiancee on visits to see Guy.
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The dog is believed to be receiving treatment at a facility in Surrey.
Sources told the Mail on Sunday that Miss Markle was “distraught” and “very upset” over Guy’s condition.
Miss Markle was left upset earlier this year when her labrador-shepherd cross called Bogart was said to be too old to fly to the UK.
In an interview with the BBC earlier this month, Meghan said: “One [dog] is now staying with very close friends and my other, little Guy, he’s in the UK, he’s been here for a while.
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“I think he’s doing just fine.”
Miss Markle has previously described her dogs as “my boys”, and gushed that they “mean the absolute world” to her.
Her pets have previously featured heavily on her Instagram pages.
Ms Markle was described this weekend as having a "feeling of zen" around her by broadcaster Tom Bradby, a former royal correspondent and friend of Prince Harry.
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He told the Sunday Times: "It's a great story at a time when the whole country is wrestling with issues of diversity.
"The idea that Harry is marrying a strong, mixed -race campaigner for human rights.
Asked if he has met her, Bradby added: "I have. She's incredibly likeable and warm.
“I’m sure she's got her flaws, like all of us, but it's difficult to see what they are.
"She's got a feeling of zen around her, and if you look at Harry over the past year and a half, he's really calmed down.
"The only thing he gets exercised about now is protecting her from the media."
