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Where was the first veterinary hospital in the world?
Some state the first veterinary hospital was in India, but the date of this is not given with the assertation. In modern times, the first veterinary school was founded in Lyon, France and a veterinary hospital probably sprang up around the school within a few years of the school's opening.
Who established first veterinary hospital in the world?
The first veterinary hospital ever was probably in ancient Egypt or another civilization in ancient Mesopotamia; we don't know who was the founder of these facilities. However, the first modern veterinary hospital was founded along with the first veterinary school, by Claude Bourgelat in Lyon, France; the facility still operates and trains new veterinarians to this day.
What hospital started the first school for nursing in the us?
would it be Pennsyvania hospital.
What country was gymnastics first started?
Germany was the first country get gymnastics to be started.
Which country did Buddhism started?
Buddhism first started in the country of India.
How was veterinary medicine developed?
Modern veterinary medicine started with the founding of the first school in Lyon, France in the 1872. Since then, veterinary medicine has benefitted and changed based upon scientific research into anatomy, histology, pathology, pharmacology and other biomedical fields.
What country was Buddhism started in?
it was first started in India then moved into china
Where was Hurdles first started in which country?
in nowhere
What country was victorious in the first Olympics?
Greece was the country that started the olympics so they won in the first olympics.
Name of country started first univercity?
The country with one of the first known universities is Italy.Bolgna, Italy is the city and country with one of the first Universities.
Modern democracy started in first in which country?
In Greece.
Where did veterinary medicine start in the world?
Veterinary medicine is the art and science of providing medical care to animals. While there have probably been self-taught and lay animal doctors since humans first domesticated animals, modern veterinary medicine started in Lyon France in the 1880s. A royally-funded school of veterinary medicine was established to train medical professionals to control outbreaks of rinderpest, a nasty cattle plague that could devastate cattle herds and cause famine across Europe. Over time, veterinarians expanded their scope to all livestock - cattle, sheep, goats, pigs and horses were the primary species. Treating companion animals such as dogs and cats came later, as middle class families started to demand medical treatment for these animals.
