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Most veterinarians limit their practice to less than ten species, and many limit to just two or three. In the United States, small animal veterinarians primarily see dogs and cats (two species), although some may also see reptiles, birds, rodents or other non-traditional species. Large animal veterinarians tend to see cows, pigs, sheep and goats (four species), although depending upon the area may also see bison, llama and alpacas. Equine veterinarians specifically handle only horses (one species).
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How many veterinarians are poultry specialists in the US?
The United States graduates over 2700 new Vets per year. Many are general care veterinarians who all have some training in avian/poultry care but about 30% specialize in an agricultural practice.
Do animal shelters have veterinarians on staff to provide medical care for the animals?
Yes, animal shelters typically have veterinarians on staff to provide medical care for the animals.
How many animals do veterinarians take care of in a day?
There are many animals seen by a vet in a single day. A vet can see 10 or more at a busy clinic.
How many Americans are veterinarians?
Recent studies show that there are about72,720 veterinarians in America.
What does a veterinarian do for living?
Veterinarians care for all animals sick, wounded, etc..
What is veterinarians responsibilities?
Taking care of animals and making sure they are strong and healthy
Does a veterinary doctor treat only domestic animals?
No, veterinarians provide medical care for all kinds of animals. Pets, both domesticated species and captive bred or caught wild species, are all seen by veterinarians - this includes cats and dogs as well as snakes, birds, reptiles, fish, etc. Veterinarians also care for livestock species, including horses, cattle, sheep, goats, pigs, llamas, alpacas, camels, water buffalo, yak, etc. Finally, there is a subspecialty of veterinary medicine that focuses on wild animals, including those housed at zoos and aquariums as well as treating injured or diseased animals in the wild (mostly endangered animals and only on an as-needed and as-safe basis).
How do veterinarians determine a dosage?
Veterinarians determine the doseage of a drug based upon the animal's weight, age, species, health status and the reason the drug is being given.
Where are vets needed the most?
Areas where veterinarians are needed are in places like the east side of Flint, MI. Where people don't care if their dogs are fed or not, where they don't care if their dog is getting into a dog fight. Veterinarians need to be there to help them, and give them shelter.
What would a veterinarian do underwater?
Most veterinarians don't work under water, as they primarily focus on terrestrial species. However, marine and aquatic veterinarians can do many things underwater, ranging from collecting environmental samples to evaluating the health of individual animals or a population of animals. However, marine and aquatic veterinarians tend to do most of their work on land.
Who does a veterinarian treat?
Veterinarians treat all types of animals. Exotic animals, equine, wildlife, or domestic, veterinarians are certified and licensed to care for all types of animals.
Do you tip the people at the veterinarians office who take care of your dog?
Not usually, no, as they are just doing their job.
