No, veterinary students are all trained in colleges of veterinary medicine on domestic animals, including large animal veterinary students. Zoologic collection species have many different medical needs than domestic animals, so there is no reason for a large animal veterinarian who will be working with cattle and pigs to be trained on a (much more expensive as well as endangered) Sumatran rhino.
Yes, although most large animal veterinarians tend to focus on treating domesticated species. Zoo vets usually have additional board certifications such as large animal medicine that increase their comparative anatomy knowledge base.
Yes, zoo vets often work with baby animals as part of their job. They are involved in the health care, vaccinations, and monitoring of young animals to ensure they are growing and developing properly. Zoo vets play a crucial role in the care and well-being of all animals in the zoo, including the babies.
there are about 200 vets
Zoo Vets - 2009 was released on: USA: October 2009
yes as the zoo's have specially trained vets
yes because they are well trained then wild life animals
An animal at the zoo that has a name with two Lâ??s is a gorilla. A gorilla is a very large ape, that is native to Africa.
Some vets specialise in small animals and domestic pets. Other vets may specialise in farm animals, horses, and other large breeds. Sometimes, a vet may be called upon to look after zoo animals as part of the vet's normal practice.
I think any vet can work with large zoo animals because a vet works with all animals unless they specialise in a certain animal
The Giraffe is the tallest Zoo animal.
Exotic animals can be unpredictable and zookeepers are trained to handle them. There are always several people to care for zoo animals, but an individual can easily be overpowered by a large animal.
Anywhere, really. There are city vets that live in the city and do practice on just dogs and cats, and there are rural vets that live out in the country in areas where a large-animal vet is needed to doctor animals like horses, cattle, sheep, pigs, etc.