There are several categories of skills that veterinarians need to have, including technical, business and financial and communications.
Technical skills are the competencies taught at veterinary schools and include abilities such as auscultation (listening to the internal organs through a stethoscope), palpation, venupuncture, etc.
Business and financial skills include developing a budget, writing a business plan, determining hiring and firing practices, scheduling support staff, etc.
Communication skills are probably the most difficult skills to learn and include active listening, discussing difficult diagnoses, educating clients, etc.
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do vets travel
The are about 90 vets.
Books about vets
Some vets are but most are not.
no. Vets train at collage.
a vets goal is to save animals
Vets are doctors for animals.
there are about 200 vets
they are vets for horses i think
vets equine vets