a veterinarian is a real doctor trained and licensed to diagnose and treat all kinds of animals.
In fact it is much more difficult to get accepted to veterinary school than medical school. Veterinarians must study and treat multiple species (dogs, cats, birds, horses, cows, reptiles) and their patients can't talk! Today they can do anything for an animal that you can do for a human (transplants, MRI, chemo) and vets have to be dentists, pharmacists, surgeons - all in one!!
A doctor that treats animals is called a veterinarian.
An animal doctor is a veterinarian.
A doctor who treats animals is called a Veterinarian or a Veterinary Doctor
Animal doctor would be one, vet is another (short for veterinarian).
An animal doctor is a veterinarian.
He was a Veterinarian. By the way, Daktari is Swahili for "Doctor."
A doctor that treats amphibians would be a veterinarian, specifically a veterinarian that has specialized in reptile and amphibian medicine.
A doctor who specializes in the care of animals is called a Veterinarian.
Yes, a veterinarian is a medical doctor who works on animals. However, a veterinarian is not qualified or trained to work on humans. The degree a veterinarian must have to work on animals is a DVM (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) or a VMD (Veterinary Medical Doctor, given at The University of Pennsylvania).
A veterinarian gets a D.V.M. degree (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine)
A veterinarian is an animal doctor.
The very first veterinarian in Hawaii was Doctor McCoy. He was the very first veterinarian in Hawaii.