A veterinarian is ethically required to alleviate suffering and protect the health of the patient and any other patients that may be exposed to this patient.
A tattoo artist has to know what their doing and have skill to do it. They can't mess up with the piece their drawing in someones skin. And a veterinarian need to also know what their doing about animals and they has to have the interest in animals any time of animal.
A bovine veterinarian, or even a large-animal veterinarian.
Veterinarian
An emergency veterinarian is a veterinarian who has specialized in treating medical emergencies, similar to an ER doctor for humans. These veterinarians can be on call for duty at any time of the day or night any day of the year. When a case is presented to the emergency clinic, the vet will assess the animal's medical state and take immediate action to stabilize the animal to prevent death. After this, the vet will work with the presenting owner to determine what medical care the owner can/will pay for and what can be done for the animal. The main difference between an emergency veterinarian and a general practitioner is emergency vets generally don't have appointments - they handle whatever walks in the door when it shows up.
It depends, a vet can refuse to treat any animal unless the animal is in severe pain and distress and desperately needs treatment. Otherwise the vet can refuse to do anything they are not comfortable with.
Do not give any animal any sort of drug without consulting with a veterinarian. Some human drugs are toxic to animals.
Yes, there is the Universiti Putra Malaysia Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science.
To be a Veterinarian, you need to have good people skills as much as you have animal skills. The owners think that your animal is priority to us, so they don't understand it when their animal isn't getting any better any faster. It takes patience and compassion to, when working with animals, they don't know that you are trying to help them, so they are scared and will try to bite or other things.
Nothing should ever be given to ANY animal without a VETERINARIAN recommendation!!
Never use any medication meant for humans on an animal without first consulting a veterinarian.
There are some instances where an animal may have a bacterial infection but not be running a fever; these would be times that a veterinarian may prescribe antibiotics for the animal. You should not give any animal antibiotics without consulting a veterinarian first - antibiotics have side effects and can cause medical emergencies if used improperly.
This could be any of several options: large animal veterinarian, the vet truck, or traveling clinic.