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Can a Dr. refuse to treat a patient?
If it is not your family doctor, then yes. Most of the time it depends on what is wrong with you. For instance if you go to the hospital with a broken bone, they can't refuse to treat you. They have to treat you because it's a relative emergency. If you go to a doctor who isn't your family doctor because you have a cold, then they could possibly refuse to treat you.
Is there a kind of vet that travels to cure animals?
Yes there are some mobile veterinarians that make house calls. Also most large animal veterinarians travel to various farms to treat livestock.
What is a multiple animal vet?
Most veterinarians in private practice treat several species; they are classified based upon the most prevalent species they treat. A small animal veterinarian treats primarily cats and dogs, although some may also provide services for other pets and companion animals. Large animal veterinarians treat livestock including cows, sheep, goats, pigs, llamas and alpacas. Equine veterinarians specialize in strictly horses, although some will also treat other livestock.
Infuriate in a sentence?
It infuriate most parents when their children refuse to listen to them and treat with disrespect.
Can a veterinarian refuse to treat an animal?
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.
What is a animal that is illegal for a vet to treat?
With my research I saw that many vets can treat any animal because there are many different kinds of vets. But any vet can refuse to treat an animal. For example. If your dog is sick, the vet can refuse to treat the dog because, unlike in human medicine, there is no legal requirement for treatment. The two most common reasons a veterinarian will refuse to treat an animal are lack of owner ability to pay for treatment and inexperience with the species or condition.
Will the veterinarians career be obsolete in a few years?
Yes, because veterinarians treat animals for diseases. Some of these diseases can be transmitted to humans, so there is a public health reason to still have veterinarians. Other diseases can destroy ecosystems, and veterinarians manage this as well. Finally, many people own pets and livestock and want them to be healthy - veterinarians help achieve this goal.
Where do most new veterinarians begin their careers?
Most new veterinarians start their careers at a private practice clinic working with one or more other veterinarians with more experience.
What herb is used to treat respiration problems in rabbits?
In general, veterinarians do not use herbs or supplements to treat respiratory problems in rabbits (or any problems in most animals, period). To the best of my knowledge, there is no validated herb that can be used for this purpose.
Do vets treating horses get paid differently?
Equine Veterinarians, and Large Animal Veterinarians are specialists that treat horses. They do usually command a higher fee than small animal veterinarians or those without additional special training. Each veterinarian chooses how much to charge for their services. Additionally, most veterinarians treating horses come to your farm to see them. You will pay a trip charge to cover the vet's expenses for the visit.
What type of facts about vets?
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.
How do veterinarians feel when they enter the operating room?
Most veterinarians feel confidence, anticipation, and focus.
