2. Golden Retriever dies of
natural causes
Great Pyrenees was hit
by a car
Both, my mix breed and
dachshund got attacked
by a wild animal which
resulted in many stitches
Yorkie falls and has a
concussion
German Shepherd pulled
her shoulder out of place.
3. Dachshund injuries
resulted in having IV’s,
drains, and sutures and
a protective collar.
Yorkie had to have
trauma x-rays, and IV
medication to prevent
brain swelling.
Mix-breed also had to
have drains, sutures,
and a protective collar
as well.
4. I never really knew what I wanted to be.
Finally, it hit me, seeing my animals suffer all
I wanted to do was help them. Many trips
to the Vet made me realize my calling. To
become a Vet myself will be a long, hard
process, but this is what I love… animals.
It’s my passion.
5. Observed a bladder stone
surgery on a Dalmatian
puppy.
Observed a surgery on a
German Shepherd getting
spade
Observed a dental hygiene
under anesthesia
Cleaned and washed the
dog and cat cages.
Shadowed the veterinarian
while she examined
animals.
7. On a typical day a veterinarian
working with animals, in clinical
practice will:
Diagnose animals’ health problems
Vaccinate their patients against
diseases, such as distemper and
rabies.
Medicate animals suffering from
infections or illness.
Set fractures
Perform surgeries
Advise owners about animal
feeding, behavior, and breeding.
Euthanize animals when needed.
8. Typical language and
communication skills
Social Sciences
Humanities
Mathematics
Chemistry
Biological and Physical
Sciences
9. Advantages:
Not difficult to find a job
Less likely to be sued
It pays well
There are many types of
jobs to choose
from, such as private
practice.
Being able to work with
animals
Good working conditions
Career advancement
Disadvantages:
You have to attend
school for several years
You have to deal with
agitated animals
You will encounter upset
pet owners
You could be on call
Prone to animal diseases
Work for long hours
Putting animals to sleep
or seeing an animal die