There are quite a few reasons for this, with each piece accounting for part of the discrepancy. First, doctors are typically paid from money received from health insurance and government health care programs like Medicare and Medicaid while veterinarians are paid directly by their clients. Therefore, doctors (or hospitals or clinics) charge what they feel they should be paid while veterinarians tend to charge a compromise between what they feel they should be paid and what the client can actually afford to pay.
Second, veterinarians work on animals while doctors work on humans. Since animals are legally only worth what someone will pay for them, the costs of medications and equipment tend to be much cheaper for veterinarians than for doctors. The cost savings are passed on to the clients, and veterinarians charge less for the same service or medication. Good example of this: injectable Naxcel (an antibiotic) for a cow tends to cost about $50 per one gram bottle; the exact same injectable Naxcel for a human costs about $150 per one gram bottle. The human version costs more, mostly because companies can charge more for the human version.
Vets are doctors for animals.
Vets have I have extensive knowledge of a variety of animals body structures and functions as well as the specific Desieses, viruses etc...they're suceptable to..
Vets treat animals and doctors treat humans. In other words, a vet is like a doctor, only they treat animals. Vets are animal doctors
vets equine vets
Vets and doctors both help people or animals to eliminate sickness and disease. They both consult patients!
Spell better than you.
They were first called animal doctors
Doctors are not better than farmers. Doctors and farmers both have a role to play in society. While in specific instances doctors can be very important, if both groups were to vanish, the absence of food would be noticed before the absence of plastic surgeons.
vets take care of animals and save their lives, they kinda do what doctors do but on animals. some vets offices are open 24/7 or some are open depending on the amount of people that work their. also vets are smarter that doctors to some extent.
Doctors, rescue teams and even vets
docters because they take care of the human body
Yes, but only for veterinary patients, not for people.