1. Veterinarians are medical professionals who have as much college education as a human physician.
2. Veterinarians are qualified to treat any animal, but not humans; physicians can treat humans but not any animals.
3. Veterinarians and physicians are finding themselves working on the same problems - Diabetes management, joint replacement, etc. The same techniques and technologies are more often being used on both humans and animals.
4. Veterinarians tend to be generalists if they aren't board certified - they have a wide enough knowledge base to treat multiple species from birth to death. In contrast, most physicians tend to be specialists - they can treat only one species (humans) and often focus on a single organ system within that species.
you get to work with animals that you love :)
Vets of any type make from $50,000 to $100,000 a year. Specialty vets can make more depending on education and location.
They have to have more than a high school diploma, have to take a special vet curse in collage.
They help lots of animals, and make about as a doctor, they have to go though 4 extra years of collage.
if the medicine did not harm the animal they can have HUMAN medicine!!
Vietnam vets fought a different type of war , some classify it a a conflict similar to the Koren war . Nam vets were required to a year tour of duty , 13 months for the marines compared the duration of the war for older vets . The older vets also less of a profile at home because the the larger numbers involved . And were sucessful at the end .
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THey are like doctors but they don't have all those liquids that kill you
do vets travel
The are about 90 vets.
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