Being A Veterinarian

I want to be a veterinarian. There are lots of different types of vets, some work on dogs some work on the most exotic animals it's all up to you and what you want to choose. Everyone is different just like the animals they work on so it take an amazingly kind hearted and hard working person to take on the job of a vet. Veterinary practices goes back all the way to Urlugaledinna, who lived in 3000 BC in Mesopotamia, and was “an expert in healing animals”. From this time onwards veterinarians were mentioned throughout literature until it became what we know today. The first known school of veterinary school/practises was founded by Claude Bourgelat in 1761 located in Lyon, France, but was development by the British veterinary practise
Veterinarians don't just always work in an office some go to zoos, farms, fairs to judge animals, or even racetrack to check on the horses before they run. Humans benefit from the help of vet, but not just because they treat your pets and get them healthy they also diagnose and treat disease that can affect humans ( mad cow disease, cat scratch fever, worms, rabize,etc…). According to the American Medical Veterinary Association, 77 percent of veterinarians who work in private medical practices treat pets, about 16 percent of veterinarians work in private mixed and food animal practices, see pigs, goats, cattle, sheep, and some wild animals, and about 6 percent, work exclusively with horses. Vets work in many different types of environments, vets in private indoor offices usually work long hard hours, sometimes they have to help the emotional and demanding pet owners get their animals health. Animal that are frightened or in pain fight the vets so not only do the workers deal with the owners but they put himself in harm's way (biting,scratching) to save the animal.Veterinarians who work with food or farm animals work in hot usually cramped environments. Usually when the vets have to come and give meds to one animal the have to test and or treat all the other animals especially if it's something that could hurt and or kill the animals or the humans who eat the animal. It also has same but different dangers of doing the job the animals owners have many more animals and a lot more money of their hands if you mess up and all their animals die that's hundreds of thousands of dollars they lose, and when they lose those animals for something you messed up on they hurts your image and you probably won't get business from that person. Veterinarians who work in nonclinicals labs work in well lit labs where