Tinopolis Partners With Vet Scott Miller

The partnership will grow Miller's Rescue Vet YouTube channel and develop new programming across Tinopolis companies.

Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Veterinary Medicine

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Tinopolis has announced a partnership with veterinary surgeon and presenter Scott Miller to expand his Rescue Vet YouTube channel. The deal combines Tinopolis companies UpStream Media, Firecracker Films and Passion Distribution across development, production and distribution.

Why it matters

The agreement brings a established veterinary presenter's content into a larger media group's production and distribution network. It may expand how veterinary programming reaches audiences beyond a single digital channel.

Vet on the Hill has been broadcast in almost 30 countries, according to the announcement. No financial terms or launch schedule for the new content strands were disclosed.

The players

Scott Miller

Scott Miller is a veterinary surgeon and presenter who serves as the resident vet on ITV's This Morning.

Tinopolis

Tinopolis is a UK-based media group whose companies include Firecracker Films, UpStream Media and Passion Distribution.

The details

UpStream Media will manage the existing Rescue Vet channel while Firecracker Films develops additional content strands. Passion Distribution will explore selling Miller's content to broadcasters and streamers, with My Pet Hates among the first projects in development.

Timeline

  1. Partnership announced November 5, 2026

Culture Shift

The deal reflects a pattern of established broadcast presenters building audiences through YouTube channels and then moving that content into professional production and distribution. It shows media groups increasingly treating individual veterinary creators as scalable franchises.

Pet owners who follow veterinary content may find more practical guidance from Miller's programming as new strands launch. Viewers can continue to access the existing Rescue Vet channel while the new content is developed.

The takeaway

Pet owners looking for veterinary guidance can use established presenters' channels as a starting point, while checking that advice with their own vet. Watching for new formats from Rescue Vet may show how creator content evolves on broadcast platforms.

Further reading

Explore more on Veterinary Medicine to see how vets are reaching audiences today.