Career questions tagged veterinary
A veterinarian is a doctor for animals. Some careers veterinarians may go into are opening up their business and caring for common house pets, working for farms to ensure food sources are healthy, and educating future veterinarians. For more information, pleas... Read more Show lessWhat should i pursue in the Animal field without financial stress?
Hi, my name is Kylie and I am interested in a career with animals, I am not sure what I want to do yet but I am leaning more towards vet tech, animal rehab, or a zoo keeper, I am more interested in hands on training or helping than being a vet. Can I have any of the jobs without financial stress? What other jobs might be good?
Path To Becoming A Veterinarian
Hello My name is Jace and I'm currently a freshman in high school and want some advice about what degree's to major in to be a veterinarian and what I can do to start early and Lots more information.
Leaving a career to pursue later?
I am thinking of becoming a Vet Technician but initially feel pursuing at this time in my life wouldnt be the best choice. I dont feel emotionally or mentally able to pursue this dream as of right now and feel, maybe I should wait till several years till I make the decision. I feel not starting this career would hurt me later in the future but honestly am not sure what to do. Should I choose to wait a couple years to become a Veternarian Technician and instead, go on to do college but choose to do a different degree or should I pursue Veterinarian Technician now? Let me know what you think.
I want to be a veterinarian and I need advice.
I am about to go to high school and want to know if there are any classes I should specifically take in order to become or get a head start to becoming veterinarian. I would also like to know if there are any good veterinarian schools in or near North Carolina.
What should my college major be? What are the most important steps? And things along those lines.
I am a first generation student and I'm stressed with the college process. I want to become a livestock vet but don't know the steps I need to take to achieve this.
What kind of jobs are available to someone who is not a vet and just graduated with a masters in shelter medicine.?
I am a career changing professional looking for a job in animal welfare.
What do I do to restore and enlighten my passion to make a difference in the world in my aspirations to be a veterinarian and more, what ideas can you give me to be known in history for what I've done to help animals in the world and more?
I'm a senior student athlete in high school who's struggled in highschool with my rigorous courses that I challenge myself to and have scarce faith of achieving my goals from a few Cs my junior year, taken 9 AP courses and volunteered at my local animal shelter I want to achieve more I want to make a difference and be known for what I do and I want to start now.
What are the best uni/colleges in the Saskatchewan East Alberta region What can you do at a vet clinic while still being in high school??
I have a two picked out for sure that I want to apply too when I’m older (Lakeland College and Olds) . What are jobs you can do in a vet clinic while being in school that’s preferably not a receptionist ( my closest one is TERRIBLE to their receptionist and just employees in general)
Is there any pre courses you have to take in high school to be a vet tech ?
I am in gr 9, my school has literally next to nothing a lot of high school classes are online. I currently have 3 jobs and I’m keeping two until I graduate, both of them are quite flexible (one of them is cat sitting!!!) but i want to plan ahead.
What high school classes should I take to be a vet tech?
I am in 9th grade but I want to plan out what classes to take in future years. My school doesn’t offer much, we have only 4 high school teachers so lots of classes are online.
Can I do two careers at once?
Can I become a veterinary technician and an sonographer/ultrasound technician? I wish to work with animals and become a tech in vet med but need something to pay as well and seem to find this career a go idea. Can I be both? If not at the same time, could I still get the career for both at different points, like do one first and then do another?
What should I do for my college future?
What should I do? I've been thinking about what I should take in college and really would love to work with animals. A vet assistant to then a vet technician would be my goals. Heres the thing, there salary isnt ideal for my future and I feel I need a second major or career choice. I would enjoy learning languages and want to travel the world. I wouldnt mind working and typing at a desk but only would really do it if its for animal care and i would work at a shelter or such. I have ideas for side hobbies I could do but they are small and not money worthy. Anyone know what i should do? I was thinking about taking a second major but not sure what the animal care field would have for that. #Fall24
What are the steps to becoming a Vet Sonographer?
I've been going back and forth on whether I want to be a vet radiologist or a vet sonographer. I am leaning a little more towards the second option. I need help on what to do because it is such a specific field of work. I am 17 in my senior year and I want to know what to major in in university, and the steps after.
How to become a vet assistant?
Tell us everything we need to know to become a vet assistant! Note: We've seen a lot of interest in this career, so we're looking for guidance from our community of professionals.
What should I major in college for Veterinary Radiology?
I'm currently a senior in high school and am halfway through the school year. I started applying to schools, and the only one I have almost fully filled out is UC Davis. However, I don't really know what to major in for college if I want to pursue this career. I don't know if it's the same route as a veterinarian and I need some help. I want to know what I should major in to begin my pathway to my dream career. Thank you in advance!
How will I know my career path will still be relevant by the time I graduate and get my degrees. ?
Many jobs and careers are being filled my artificial intelligence. With the rate AI is adapting and changing I am wondering if my job choice will still be relevant by the time I graduate college and get my degrees.
What classes should I take my sophomore year of high school if I want to be a Veterinarian.?
I am currently a freshman and I am wanting to be a vet. I'm currently taking Principles of Agriculture.
What are some veterinary jobs other than just the "standard vet"?
Hello! I'm really interested in veterinary medicine, but not in being a clinical vet. What are some other jobs within this subject? Any information about day-to-day tasks, education requirements, salaries, or work conditions would be super helpful and greatly appreciated. Thank you!
How do I become a large animal vet?
I have an interest in becoming a vet, but I do not want to be in a clinic. How would I specify to my vet school that this is my interest? #Fall24
I want to pursue a career in veterinary medicine. What is the best route to go?
What sort of major should I go into? I'm thinking biology. What minor? What should I do when applying to vet schools and when would be the best point to?
What do I need to do to become a Radiologist (Veterinary Radiologist preferably)?
I am in year 11, doing my GCSES. I want to know what A-Levels you recommend for this. I hate doing chemistry; it's one of my worst subjects yet I am not sure if I need it. I don't mind biology, and I do really enjoy physics. Please also help on what I should do for university, or if I should even go. Maybe an apprenticeship ? How many years would this take me and does anybody know the average salary? I don't want to really study for a LONG time, i want to still make money at the same time, but in a job that would help me. Anyways, please help me!
Veterinary degree?
I want to study veterinary where can I study for this degree?