1. Veterinarians are trained to treat all common domestic species. In the United States, the major species are dogs, cats, horses, cattle and pigs; sheep, goats, llamas, alpacas, a wide variety of birds, rodents (rats, mice, hamsters, gerbils, guinea pigs, etc.), ferrets, snakes and some reptiles are considered minor species and are covered less extensively.
2. Although veterinarians are trained to the same degree as human medical doctors, they often make a quarter of an MD's salary or less.
3. Not all veterinarians treat animals - there are researchers, pathologists, public health specialists, epidemiologists and regulatory veterinarians as well.
4.Approximately 80 percent of admitted students in veterinary schools are female. 5. The word veterinarian comes from the Latin veterinae meaning "working animals". 6. Veterinarians were in the fore-front in the effort to suppress malaria and yellow fever in the United States. 7. 61-68 percent of veterinarians will suffer an animal-related injury resulting in hospitalization or significant loss of work during their career.
52.3% of people that one to become a vet get accepted.
They have to have more than a high school diploma, have to take a special vet curse in collage.
It varies from vet to vet.
a vet needs a highschool diploma and a university degree wich is always required you would also need experience with pets `cause vets can`t speek. do you want to become a vet? a vet needs a highschool diploma and a university degree wich is always required you would also need experience with pets `cause vets can`t speek. do you want to become a vet?
vet technicians
ask your vet.
The answer might be "to vet", as in there are two vets, but meaning "to check the suitability of someone or something".
a vet shop
well they are pretty confident but at the same time don't care but if you want to be a vet go on ahead don't let them beat you down
This would be either a vet tech or a vet assistant.
you get to work with animals that you love :)
A vet can be paid between $49,050 and $123,370 a year.