If your refereeing to job time, it's 10,853 hours, 54,364 minutes and varying seconds per year. (depending on where you are employed)
Within the US there is not such thing as a veterinarian with just a bachelor's degree. A veterinarian must have a doctorate in veterinary medicine.
Depends on the veterinarian's taxable income for the year in question.
over 9000
about 75-100 thousand a year
between $79,000 and $97,000 a year.
You can make as much as about 200,000 or more as a veterinarian. Often, a new veterinarian will make about 80,000 per year depending on the type of practice and the location of the practice.
There is no upper limit to how much a veterinarian can make in a year. There are veterinarians who make over $1 million a year, although this is an exception rather than the rule.
They make around $41,000 to $98,000 per year.
Around 80k+ depending on your specialty
A veterinarian gets at least 4 vacations a month, and 26 sick days a year. A veterinarian gets twenty- eight thousand days off a minute, hahahaha and at least 28 hours a weekend? does that make sense IDTS!!!!!! lol I dont really care about veterinarians that much just kidding they help my dog skittles!!!
Not in the United States - most veterinarians working full time should expect a salary equal to or greater than this within 5 years of starting practice.
Answer i say veteranarians make aout 50-60gs a year