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Do vets give surgery?
Yes. Vets do perform surgeries on animals.
How do vets takecare of a rabbit?
Vets will take care of a rabbit by giving it food, making sure it has plenty of water, and also making sure that it has shots, and is healthy. Specialty vets can even perform surgery.
What do vets use to perform surgery for animals?
A rusty steak knife...
What do vets do in the morning from eight to ten?
Many perform surgery during the morning hours.
What things do vets do daily during work Help I need this answer in the next 10 mins?
Vets take care of sick animals. they also give animals surgery and check ups.
Is there any vets in CA where we can give our dog a cheap pyometra surgery for under 1600?
The price of the surgery is controlled in part by the size of your dog. The best way to find vets in California where you can get a cheap pyomtera surgery for your dog is to call vets and ask them if they offer the surgery for under 1600 dollars. You may have to go out of your immediate area to find an affordable vet, but there are vets who will do the surgery for that price. Remember that pyometra is life-threatening, so you'll need to find an appropriate veterinarian right away.
Do vets take care of iguanas?
Yes, vets take care of all animals.
How much money does it take to take out a roosters voice box?
It's unlikely any veterinarian would perform a non-necessary procedure like that on a bird. Call your local vets.
What does a verterinary surgeon do?
To perform surgery on animals that need surgeryNot just. Vet surgeons diagnose pets and livestock etc, they train nurses and sometimes take pets home over night if they need constant monitoring. But yes, mostly they do surgery
How do vets advance?
vets take care of bigger and harder animals...................
Why do vets take care of animals?
Vets take care of animals because they are trained to take care of animals and NOT people.
What type of surgeries do vets have to perform?
Veterinarians typically perform soft tissue abdominal surgeries (such as spay, neuter, bladder stone removal, etc.), superficial "lump-ectomies" (removing various lumps and bumps from the skin) and some orthopedic surgery to repair broken bones and correct some malformations. However, more complicated surgeries such as thoracic cavity operations, working with the vital organs or correcting severe congenital defects are typically done by board certified veterinary surgeons who have much more extensive training in surgery.
