How much do veterinarians earn after ten years in their careers?

Answer 1

This will depend upon clinic ownership status, any additional certification or specialization and species treated. However, a veterinarian with ten years of practice experience in the United States would be trending towards the national average of ~US$90,000.

Answer 2

This is extremely difficult to answer because the course of a professional career can change several times, which often also entails a change in the salary and raise schedules.

However, it is not unreasonable for a veterinarian working full time for a normal career (30 years or so) to make a total of several million dollars over the course of their lifetime.

Answer 3

A veterinarian can start out at about $44,000 a year. After many years of experience, it is possible for them to earn up to $84,000 a year.

Answer 4

In the United States in 2011, the average salary for a new graduate was approximately $65,000; after one year this would go up to ~$70,000.

Answer 5

Besides his honest salary he can collect thousands of tons of cow and buffalo dung for the preparation of vermicompost and can earn crores of rupees.