Only if you want to. Most D.V.M.'s hire vet techs or veterinary assistants to assist with the day to day chores of a vet clinic. An associates or equivilant degree in this field can usually be obtained from any number of 2 or 4 year colleges, trade schools or "vo-techs".
Check with the vet, make sure everything is okay.
I would suggest you go to the vet right away. I bet the vet could fix it with the right tools and everything. Hope I helped.
Horses, cows, sheep, farm animals mainly. When you're a zoo vet you get to deal with everything, from cubs to elephants.
the best thing to do is go to the vet to make sure everything is okay.. if you can not get to a vet immediately, pull all pellets and just feed hay.
Unfortunately no. There are some that can be beyond your ability to save.
dogs dont have periods. i'd take it to a vet.
bring the cat to a veterinarian.. let the vet look at your cat and diagnose how is your cat's condition. the vet will tell you everything that you need to do with your cat based on the cat's condition.
Everything should be alright but I would call the vet and make sure its ok
almost everything. a bandage, plasters, saringe, a little bottle, a pair of scissors, needle and thread, and everything else you see in your vets place. but they are the most important.
NO!!!!!!!!!! that is not normal take it to a vet immediately
it is usually calm...although when there's an emergency that's when everything starts to hit fast mode!
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