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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work as a veterinary assistant? We spent some time at VCA Phoenix West Animal Hospital to learn what a typical day is like for a veterinary assistant with graduates from Carrington College.
Important information about the educational debt, earnings and completion rate of students who attended this program can be found at carrington.edu/GE.
Demonstration of Hereford model dystocia simulator by Dr. Gord Krebs of The University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.
For more information, please visit our website http://www.vetsimulators.com
- published: 18 Jun 2011
- views: 1610397
Veterinary Science in GB Pantnagar University (Please read Bachelor of Veterinary Science instead of B.Sc. Veterinary Science. Apology for mistake)
- published: 16 Dec 2016
- views: 10753
This is the surgical excision of a lipoma, fatty tumor, from a 90 pound mixed breed dog. Just another surgical case encountered fairly often. Just don't understand why pet owners let these thing get this big...
For the written portion go to this article blog posting:
http://www.empowernetwork.com/onsitevetsurgery/blog/lipoma/?id=onsitevetsurgery
- published: 18 Feb 2013
- views: 988776
The average amount of debt for a student graduating from vet school is $135,000. The American Veterinary Medical Association has tools and tips to help you manage your debt while pursing your dream of becoming a veterinary professional. Find the AVMA Personal Financial Planning Tool and other resources at http://www.avma.org/veterinaryeconomics
- published: 22 Oct 2015
- views: 18753
Please note: Course content may have changed since this film was produced.
Cambridge offers a world-class opportunity to study the scientific basis of veterinary medicine and clinical veterinary science. Our course provides the fundamental building blocks on which to develop and excel in your specialist professional field.
Cambridge provides a unique intellectual and social environment in which to study to the highest level. The Department of Veterinary Medicine has an international reputation as a centre of excellence in many clinical fields, and is performing world-class veterinary research. Our teachers include world leaders in their fields and our facilities include state-of-the-art equipment.
To find out more about Veterinary Medicine at Cambridge, see http://www.study.cam.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses/vetmed/.
Some of the students who appear in our course films are also featured in the 60 Second Impressions series, which can be found at http://www.cam.ac.uk/60seconds/ - keep checking back as we'll be adding new films every couple of weeks!
- published: 20 Mar 2012
- views: 63239
First off, sorry for the blinding lighting in this….one day I'll get my ish together, promise.
I'm so happy many of you are reaching out to me about veterinary school and grad school in general! I hope that you guys find this helpful and please comment below with any and all questions!
What I talk about is not limited to vet school - it definitely applies to all grad programs like medical school, dental school, and non-science grad schools as well!
The video itself is so damn long and I def don't want you guys to be forced to watch the whole thing so I tried to organize the video based on times and what I talked about at each point. Click on the timings below and it should take you to that part. Also, I did a super quick summary at the end if you just want to watch that!
0:58 - Disclaimer -- please understand this is simply my experience. It is NOT a template to follow blindly nor is it assurance of getting into any such program. It should just help you plan ahead & figure things out!
1:16 - da beginning: Basically my childhood and how I figured out the difference between my ‘love’ for animals and my wanting to help animals
1:56 - I began volunteering at an animal shelter/rescue agency when I was 10 years old.
3:20 - I began working at animal hospitals (private practice clinics) in high school
3:56 - Animal experience is important early on - it helps you figure out what you want to do. It helped me realize I wasn’t a huge fan of private clinical practice; I didn't see myself doing that as a job, day in and day out.
6:00 - MOST important job as a high school student = get good grades! Why? I believe it builds a very healthy habit and is a good base for success
6:55 - Also, highschool grades are very important for college and scholarships!!! I personally believe, if you're planning on grad school, you shouldn’t dish out money for undergrad. As long as you're not sacrificing the quality of your education, save money!
7:50 - My college scholarship, how I got it and how it helped me; highschool grades and SAT score
9:30 - Tufts AVM Summer program (Veterinary Camp)
10:09- Most important job as a college student = GET GOOD GRADES! Vet school is so competitive which is why grades are so key.
11:48 - If you’re thinking about vet school, start figuring out all your prerequisites. Do some homework on what certain vet med schools require.
12:47 - Plan ahead! My experience in college - finishing my prereqs early gave me a lot of time for fun. Point of the story? Get good grades! Get money!
13:33 - Research, work experiences and recommendation letters!!! I forgot to mention this, but I also did a few weeks of work with cows and lab animals during college.
15:30 - lol I hate research. Do it anyway.
16:08 - Have fun! PARTY! Balance your life! Learn to work hard and play hard.
Have hobbies - good for applications and good for mental health
18:03 - GREs. My GRE score and college GPA
19:20 - The veterinary medical school application process. Which veterinary schools I applied to. My reasonings for the schools I picked. How to choose a grad school that is right for you.
23:35 - Put a lot of effort into your personal statement!
25:16 - Quick summary for middle school, high school, college and veterinary, medical and other grad school applicants.
That's basically it. Obviously a lot has been going since vet school started for me (I am currently in my second semester of 2nd year) and based on the response I get from this, I will definitely make a Part II.
If you watch this video and are uber stressed, don't be!!! Keep in mind that this is was my dream from day one! Also I came from a family and culture that put a lot of importance on grades and education so I was almost forced (in a good way) to get good grades which made the process a bit easier for me. If you're concerned about grades, don't be deterred. Know that IMPROVEMENT means a lot to these schools and combined with evidence of passion and effort, there are infinite ways to stand out as a candidate.
If you still aren't sure about what you even want to do...THAT'S OKAY TOO! There are tons of vet students who took a different path or didn’t know that this is what they wanted to do. If you are late to the game and still want to go to any type of graduate school, you can! You just have to prove your diligence and dedication! If you majored in something else or applied to another field or had a different job, you can always still apply to vet school and get in as long you have the right passion for it and the proper means of succeeding aka hard work!
Thank you for your interest! If you have any questions, ask away!
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- published: 07 Jan 2017
- views: 22451
Staffers from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust along with one determined veterinarian and his team helped save the life of a severely wounded lioness in Kenya.
Don't ever doubt how far some concerned humans will go to save the life of an animal. In one recent case, staffers from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust along with one determined veterinarian and his team helped save the life of a severely wounded lioness in Kenya.
The dramatic ordeal took place on April 4th. Authorities from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust or DSWT frantically contacted veterinarian Dr. Njoroge from the Kenyan Wildlife Service asking for help.
The lioness named Siena had been horrifically wounded by the horn of a buffalo. She was left with a gaping hole in her body and the loose flesh was left dangling towards the ground.
Once Njoroge was alerted of the dire situation, he got his team together, packed up his belongings and jumped onboard an aircraft destined for the Maasai Mara National Reserve to save the 11-year-old lioness.
It took about an hour and a half to treat her with antibiotics and attend to the wound.
Following the professional lifesaving efforts, Siena was free to join her herd. She is now doing great. Thanks to the team, Siena's life was saved, as were those of her three cubs.
- published: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 29795
Veterinary medicine
Veterinary medicine is the branch of medicine that deals with the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of disease, disorder and injury in non-human animals. The scope of veterinary medicine is wide, covering all animal species, both domesticated and wild, with a wide range of conditions which can affect different species.
Veterinary medicine is widely practiced, both with and without professional supervision. Professional care is most often led by a veterinary physician (also known as a vet, veterinary surgeon or veterinarian), but also by paraveterinary workers such as veterinary nurses or technicians. This can be augmented by other paraprofessionals with specific specialisms such as animal physiotherapy or dentistry, and species relevant roles such as farriers.
Veterinary science helps human health through the monitoring and control of zoonotic disease (infectious disease transmitted from non-human animals to humans), food safety, and indirectly through human applications from basic medical research. They also help to maintain food supply through livestock health monitoring and treatment, and mental health by keeping pets healthy and long living. Veterinary scientists often collaborate with epidemiologists, and other health or natural scientists depending on type of work. Ethically, veterinarians are usually obliged to look after animal welfare.
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3:10A Day in the Life of a Veterinary Assistant
A Day in the Life of a Veterinary AssistantA Day in the Life of a Veterinary Assistant
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work as a veterinary assistant? We spent some time at VCA Phoenix West Animal Hospital to learn what a typical day is like for a veterinary assistant with graduates from Carrington College. Important information about the educational debt, earnings and completion rate of students who attended this program can be found at carrington.edu/GE. -
6:39Veterinary Simulator Industries Hereford dystocia simulator
Veterinary Simulator Industries Hereford dystocia simulatorVeterinary Simulator Industries Hereford dystocia simulator
Demonstration of Hereford model dystocia simulator by Dr. Gord Krebs of The University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. For more information, please visit our website http://www.vetsimulators.com -
11:48Milk Fever In Dairy Cow, See How Veterinarian Doctor Helps By Examining It And Treating It
Milk Fever In Dairy Cow, See How Veterinarian Doctor Helps By Examining It And Treating It -
2:33Career in Veterinary Science | By Bachelor of Veterinary Science Student Sushmita Nautiyal
Career in Veterinary Science | By Bachelor of Veterinary Science Student Sushmita NautiyalCareer in Veterinary Science | By Bachelor of Veterinary Science Student Sushmita Nautiyal
Veterinary Science in GB Pantnagar University (Please read Bachelor of Veterinary Science instead of B.Sc. Veterinary Science. Apology for mistake) -
4:56Veterinary Surgeon Removes Massive Lipoma (Fatty Tumor) from a Dog
Veterinary Surgeon Removes Massive Lipoma (Fatty Tumor) from a DogVeterinary Surgeon Removes Massive Lipoma (Fatty Tumor) from a Dog
This is the surgical excision of a lipoma, fatty tumor, from a 90 pound mixed breed dog. Just another surgical case encountered fairly often. Just don't understand why pet owners let these thing get this big... For the written portion go to this article blog posting: http://www.empowernetwork.com/onsitevetsurgery/blog/lipoma/?id=onsitevetsurgery -
19:35Goat Caesarean Section (C Section), Surgery Performed By Veterinarian Doctor
Goat Caesarean Section (C Section), Surgery Performed By Veterinarian Doctor -
3:44What You Need to Know About Paying for Veterinary School
What You Need to Know About Paying for Veterinary SchoolWhat You Need to Know About Paying for Veterinary School
The average amount of debt for a student graduating from vet school is $135,000. The American Veterinary Medical Association has tools and tips to help you manage your debt while pursing your dream of becoming a veterinary professional. Find the AVMA Personal Financial Planning Tool and other resources at http://www.avma.org/veterinaryeconomics -
3:04Veterinary Medicine
Veterinary MedicineVeterinary Medicine
Please note: Course content may have changed since this film was produced. Cambridge offers a world-class opportunity to study the scientific basis of veterinary medicine and clinical veterinary science. Our course provides the fundamental building blocks on which to develop and excel in your specialist professional field. Cambridge provides a unique intellectual and social environment in which to study to the highest level. The Department of Veterinary Medicine has an international reputation as a centre of excellence in many clinical fields, and is performing world-class veterinary research. Our teachers include world leaders in their fields and our facilities include state-of-the-art equipment. To find out more about Veterinary Medicine at Cambridge, see http://www.study.cam.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses/vetmed/. Some of the students who appear in our course films are also featured in the 60 Second Impressions series, which can be found at http://www.cam.ac.uk/60seconds/ - keep checking back as we'll be adding new films every couple of weeks! -
27:25How I Got Into Veterinary School | Advice for Medical School & other Grad Programs!
How I Got Into Veterinary School | Advice for Medical School & other Grad Programs!How I Got Into Veterinary School | Advice for Medical School & other Grad Programs!
First off, sorry for the blinding lighting in this….one day I'll get my ish together, promise. I'm so happy many of you are reaching out to me about veterinary school and grad school in general! I hope that you guys find this helpful and please comment below with any and all questions! What I talk about is not limited to vet school - it definitely applies to all grad programs like medical school, dental school, and non-science grad schools as well! The video itself is so damn long and I def don't want you guys to be forced to watch the whole thing so I tried to organize the video based on times and what I talked about at each point. Click on the timings below and it should take you to that part. Also, I did a super quick summary at the end if you just want to watch that! 0:58 - Disclaimer -- please understand this is simply my experience. It is NOT a template to follow blindly nor is it assurance of getting into any such program. It should just help you plan ahead & figure things out! 1:16 - da beginning: Basically my childhood and how I figured out the difference between my ‘love’ for animals and my wanting to help animals 1:56 - I began volunteering at an animal shelter/rescue agency when I was 10 years old. 3:20 - I began working at animal hospitals (private practice clinics) in high school 3:56 - Animal experience is important early on - it helps you figure out what you want to do. It helped me realize I wasn’t a huge fan of private clinical practice; I didn't see myself doing that as a job, day in and day out. 6:00 - MOST important job as a high school student = get good grades! Why? I believe it builds a very healthy habit and is a good base for success 6:55 - Also, highschool grades are very important for college and scholarships!!! I personally believe, if you're planning on grad school, you shouldn’t dish out money for undergrad. As long as you're not sacrificing the quality of your education, save money! 7:50 - My college scholarship, how I got it and how it helped me; highschool grades and SAT score 9:30 - Tufts AVM Summer program (Veterinary Camp) 10:09- Most important job as a college student = GET GOOD GRADES! Vet school is so competitive which is why grades are so key. 11:48 - If you’re thinking about vet school, start figuring out all your prerequisites. Do some homework on what certain vet med schools require. 12:47 - Plan ahead! My experience in college - finishing my prereqs early gave me a lot of time for fun. Point of the story? Get good grades! Get money! 13:33 - Research, work experiences and recommendation letters!!! I forgot to mention this, but I also did a few weeks of work with cows and lab animals during college. 15:30 - lol I hate research. Do it anyway. 16:08 - Have fun! PARTY! Balance your life! Learn to work hard and play hard. Have hobbies - good for applications and good for mental health 18:03 - GREs. My GRE score and college GPA 19:20 - The veterinary medical school application process. Which veterinary schools I applied to. My reasonings for the schools I picked. How to choose a grad school that is right for you. 23:35 - Put a lot of effort into your personal statement! 25:16 - Quick summary for middle school, high school, college and veterinary, medical and other grad school applicants. That's basically it. Obviously a lot has been going since vet school started for me (I am currently in my second semester of 2nd year) and based on the response I get from this, I will definitely make a Part II. If you watch this video and are uber stressed, don't be!!! Keep in mind that this is was my dream from day one! Also I came from a family and culture that put a lot of importance on grades and education so I was almost forced (in a good way) to get good grades which made the process a bit easier for me. If you're concerned about grades, don't be deterred. Know that IMPROVEMENT means a lot to these schools and combined with evidence of passion and effort, there are infinite ways to stand out as a candidate. If you still aren't sure about what you even want to do...THAT'S OKAY TOO! There are tons of vet students who took a different path or didn’t know that this is what they wanted to do. If you are late to the game and still want to go to any type of graduate school, you can! You just have to prove your diligence and dedication! If you majored in something else or applied to another field or had a different job, you can always still apply to vet school and get in as long you have the right passion for it and the proper means of succeeding aka hard work! Thank you for your interest! If you have any questions, ask away! ♥ ♥FOLLOW ME♥ ♥ Instagram: niveda108 https://www.instagram.com/niveda108/ Snapchat: niveda ♥ ♥INQUIRIES♥ ♥ niveda108@gmail.com -
1:08Veterinary Team's Remarkable Treatment of a Badly Wounded Lioness
Veterinary Team's Remarkable Treatment of a Badly Wounded LionessVeterinary Team's Remarkable Treatment of a Badly Wounded Lioness
Staffers from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust along with one determined veterinarian and his team helped save the life of a severely wounded lioness in Kenya. Don't ever doubt how far some concerned humans will go to save the life of an animal. In one recent case, staffers from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust along with one determined veterinarian and his team helped save the life of a severely wounded lioness in Kenya. The dramatic ordeal took place on April 4th. Authorities from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust or DSWT frantically contacted veterinarian Dr. Njoroge from the Kenyan Wildlife Service asking for help. The lioness named Siena had been horrifically wounded by the horn of a buffalo. She was left with a gaping hole in her body and the loose flesh was left dangling towards the ground. Once Njoroge was alerted of the dire situation, he got his team together, packed up his belongings and jumped onboard an aircraft destined for the Maasai Mara National Reserve to save the 11-year-old lioness. It took about an hour and a half to treat her with antibiotics and attend to the wound. Following the professional lifesaving efforts, Siena was free to join her herd. She is now doing great. Thanks to the team, Siena's life was saved, as were those of her three cubs.
'Veterinary' is featured as a movie character in the following productions:
A Morte de Carlos Gardel (2011)
Actors: Solveig Nordlund (director), Ruy de Carvalho (actor), Solveig Nordlund (writer), Diogo Dória (actor), Ana Silva (miscellaneous crew), Rui Morrison (actor), Albano Jerónimo (actor), Luís Galvão Teles (producer), Jorge Silva (actor), Teresa Faria (actress), Sérgio Grilo (actor), Carla Maciel (actress), Joana de Verona (actress), Mariana Koenders (miscellaneous crew), Paulo MilHomens (editor),
Genres: Drama, Music,Quotes:
[from trailer]::Grandfather: Como se alguém pudesse perdoar alguém...K-G i nöd och lust (2002)
Actors: Sten Ljunggren (actor), Eva Fritjofson (actress), Jens Jonsson (writer), Jens Jonsson (director), Kristofer Nordin (editor), Hans Mosesson (actor), Christer Fjällström (actor), Rebecka Lafrenz (producer), Anki Larsson (actress), Antonia Pyk (writer), Marcus Olson (costume designer), Karl Seldahl (miscellaneous crew), Johan Renström (composer),
Plot: K-G has lost his foothold in life. He has no energy, doesn't know what he wants, and cannot work anymore. His wife Birgitta doesn't understand him. She works as a course-leader in personal development, and tries to teach her husband the same techniques she is teaching employees from various companies. She talks about the importance of positive thinking, of formulating concrete goals for oneself, of making time schedules, of focusing and so on. But K-G cannot grasp this. In the group she is training at the moment, she has found another man, Anders, with whom she experiences various sexual games in a hotel room. At the same time K-G is worried about the bad health of their dog Nestor. He takes Nestor to a veterinary, who says that there is nothing to do but to destroy the dog. When this is done K-G tries to get in touch with his wife, only to find her in bed with her lover. Totally lost he walks into a pond, where he lies down in the mud. Some musicians passing by ask him about the way to the local pub, where they are going to play. When he tells them he is a drummer himself, they persuade him to play with them this evening. Birgitta is in the pub with her group. When she sees her husband at the drums, she leaves Anders and starts an ecstatic dance on her own.
Keywords: driving-instructorGenres: Drama, Family, Romance, Short,
Ørkenens juvel (2001)
Actors: Stine Monty Freddie (miscellaneous crew), Michael Obel (producer), Ulf Pilgaard (actor), Annemarie Aaes (miscellaneous crew), Gyrd Løfquist (actor), Peter Hesse Overgaard (actor), Preben Harris (actor), Niels Anders Thorn (actor), Søren Frellesen (writer), Amin Jensen (actor), Andrea Vagn Jensen (actress), Kasper Leick (editor), Uffe Truust (miscellaneous crew), Arne Siemsen (writer), Arne Siemsen (actor),
Genres: Family,Taglines: Mystiske juveler og stjålne kameler. Skrappe detektiver og snedige røvere. Spejderhagl, spas og spænding. Sej børnefilm - for hele familien.
A Noite e a Madrugada (1986)
Actors: António Assunção (actor), Carlos Santos (actor), Artur Ramos (writer), Artur Ramos (director), Ruy Furtado (actor), José Viana (actor), Mário Pereira (actor), Luís Pinhão (actor), António Évora (actor), Dorel Iacobescu (actor), Fernando Bravo (actor), Helena Felix (actress), Fernando Loureiro (actor), Victor Carvalho (actor), Assis Gil (editor),
Genres: Drama,Africa: Texas Style (1967)
Actors: Doreen Soan (miscellaneous crew), Ronald Howard (actor), John Mills (actor), Hugh O'Brian (actor), Hayley Mills (actress), Andrew Marton (producer), Ivan Tors (producer), Malcolm Arnold (composer), Andrew Marton (director), Nigel Green (actor), Henry Richardson (editor), Adrienne Corri (actress), Charles Hayes (actor), Tom Nardini (actor), John Pellatt (producer),
Genres: Adventure, Western,Taglines: The cowboy who came to tame a bucking bronco called Africa!
Jag är eld och luft (1944)
Actors: Emmy Albiin (actress), Eric von Gegerfelt (actor), Åke Claesson (actor), Olof Widgren (actor), Carl Deurell (actor), Erik Forslund (actor), Carl-Gunnar Wingård (actor), Gösta Gustafson (actor), Anders Henrikson (actor), Hasse Ekman (actor), Hartwig Fock (actor), Axel Högel (actor), Stig Johanson (actor), Stig Järrel (actor), Hilda Borgström (actress),
Genres: Drama,Jag är eld och luft (1944)
Actors: Emmy Albiin (actress), Eric von Gegerfelt (actor), Åke Claesson (actor), Olof Widgren (actor), Carl Deurell (actor), Erik Forslund (actor), Carl-Gunnar Wingård (actor), Gösta Gustafson (actor), Anders Henrikson (actor), Hasse Ekman (actor), Hartwig Fock (actor), Axel Högel (actor), Stig Johanson (actor), Stig Järrel (actor), Hilda Borgström (actress),
Genres: Drama,Prescription for Romance (1937)
Actors: George Cleveland (actor), Torben Meyer (actor), Joe Cunningham (actor), Sidney D'Albrook (actor), Mischa Auer (actor), Michael Mark (actor), Gregory Gaye (actor), Frederick Giermann (actor), William Gould (actor), Samuel S. Hinds (actor), Franco Corsaro (actor), Frank Jenks (actor), Otto Fries (actor), William Lundigan (actor), Paul Newlan (actor),
Genres: Comedy, Romance,Lady from Nowhere (1936)
Actors: Wedgwood Nowell (actor), Joseph E. Bernard (actor), George DeNormand (actor), Spencer Charters (actor), Matty Fain (actor), Thurston Hall (actor), John Hamilton (actor), Jack Kennedy (actor), Victor Kilian (actor), Edward LeSaint (actor), Robert McKenzie (actor), Frank Melton (actor), Gene Morgan (actor), Horace Murphy (actor), Victor Potel (actor),
Plot: Olly Dunlop, a manicurist at the barber shop in a Fifty Avenue hotel, is summoned to room 916, occupied by Alfred Brewster; the latter is really a gangster named Al Lustig and shortly after Polly arrives at the room, a rival gangster named Fletcher barges in and is murdered by Lustig. Polly escapes but realizes she is the only witness and fears for her life. She borrows money from her roommate, Mabel Donner, and catches a trail to Hartfotd, Connecticut but gets off at rural Clearview Junction. Meanwhile, college girl Dorothy Barnes, has left school to elope with a foreign prince much to the displeasure of her father, millionaire James Gordon Barnes, who has offered a large reward to anybody who knows where she is. Local newspaper reporter, Earl Daniels, mistakes Polly for Dorothy. Meanwhile, Lustig has gathered all his henchmen in Jersey City and dispatches them in a search for Polly.
Keywords: 1930s, barber-shop, cafe, chauffeur, cigarette-smoking, coupe, damsel-in-distress, district-attorney, elopement, farmerGenres: Crime, Drama,
Taglines: Dangerous To Kiss!
Love, Mumps and Bumps (1915)
Actors: Webster Campbell (actor), William A. Carroll (actor), Neva Gerber (actress), Lucille Ward (actress), Archer MacMackin (director), Rae Berger (actor),
Genres: Comedy, Short,-
A Day in the Life of a Veterinary Assistant
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work as a veterinary assistant? We spent some time at VCA Phoenix West Animal Hospital to learn what a typical day is like for a veterinary assistant with graduates from Carrington College. Important information about the educational debt, earnings and completion rate of students who attended this program can be found at carrington.edu/GE.
published: 03 Feb 2016 -
Veterinary Simulator Industries Hereford dystocia simulator
Demonstration of Hereford model dystocia simulator by Dr. Gord Krebs of The University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. For more information, please visit our website http://www.vetsimulators.com
published: 18 Jun 2011 -
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Career in Veterinary Science | By Bachelor of Veterinary Science Student Sushmita Nautiyal
Veterinary Science in GB Pantnagar University (Please read Bachelor of Veterinary Science instead of B.Sc. Veterinary Science. Apology for mistake)
published: 16 Dec 2016 -
Veterinary Surgeon Removes Massive Lipoma (Fatty Tumor) from a Dog
This is the surgical excision of a lipoma, fatty tumor, from a 90 pound mixed breed dog. Just another surgical case encountered fairly often. Just don't understand why pet owners let these thing get this big... For the written portion go to this article blog posting: http://www.empowernetwork.com/onsitevetsurgery/blog/lipoma/?id=onsitevetsurgery
published: 18 Feb 2013 -
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What You Need to Know About Paying for Veterinary School
The average amount of debt for a student graduating from vet school is $135,000. The American Veterinary Medical Association has tools and tips to help you manage your debt while pursing your dream of becoming a veterinary professional. Find the AVMA Personal Financial Planning Tool and other resources at http://www.avma.org/veterinaryeconomics
published: 22 Oct 2015 -
Veterinary Medicine
Please note: Course content may have changed since this film was produced. Cambridge offers a world-class opportunity to study the scientific basis of veterinary medicine and clinical veterinary science. Our course provides the fundamental building blocks on which to develop and excel in your specialist professional field. Cambridge provides a unique intellectual and social environment in which to study to the highest level. The Department of Veterinary Medicine has an international reputation as a centre of excellence in many clinical fields, and is performing world-class veterinary research. Our teachers include world leaders in their fields and our facilities include state-of-the-art equipment. To find out more about Veterinary Medicine at Cambridge, see http://www.study.cam.ac.uk/un...
published: 20 Mar 2012 -
How I Got Into Veterinary School | Advice for Medical School & other Grad Programs!
First off, sorry for the blinding lighting in this….one day I'll get my ish together, promise. I'm so happy many of you are reaching out to me about veterinary school and grad school in general! I hope that you guys find this helpful and please comment below with any and all questions! What I talk about is not limited to vet school - it definitely applies to all grad programs like medical school, dental school, and non-science grad schools as well! The video itself is so damn long and I def don't want you guys to be forced to watch the whole thing so I tried to organize the video based on times and what I talked about at each point. Click on the timings below and it should take you to that part. Also, I did a super quick summary at the end if you just want to watch that! 0:58 - Disclai...
published: 07 Jan 2017 -
Veterinary Team's Remarkable Treatment of a Badly Wounded Lioness
Staffers from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust along with one determined veterinarian and his team helped save the life of a severely wounded lioness in Kenya. Don't ever doubt how far some concerned humans will go to save the life of an animal. In one recent case, staffers from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust along with one determined veterinarian and his team helped save the life of a severely wounded lioness in Kenya. The dramatic ordeal took place on April 4th. Authorities from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust or DSWT frantically contacted veterinarian Dr. Njoroge from the Kenyan Wildlife Service asking for help. The lioness named Siena had been horrifically wounded by the horn of a buffalo. She was left with a gaping hole in her body and the loose flesh was left danglin...
published: 16 Apr 2014
A Day in the Life of a Veterinary Assistant
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- Updated: 03 Feb 2016
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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work as a veterinary assistant? We spent some time at VCA Phoenix West Animal Hospital to learn what a typical day is l...
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work as a veterinary assistant? We spent some time at VCA Phoenix West Animal Hospital to learn what a typical day is like for a veterinary assistant with graduates from Carrington College.
Important information about the educational debt, earnings and completion rate of students who attended this program can be found at carrington.edu/GE.
https://wn.com/A_Day_In_The_Life_Of_A_Veterinary_Assistant
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to work as a veterinary assistant? We spent some time at VCA Phoenix West Animal Hospital to learn what a typical day is like for a veterinary assistant with graduates from Carrington College.
Important information about the educational debt, earnings and completion rate of students who attended this program can be found at carrington.edu/GE.
- published: 03 Feb 2016
- views: 43996
Veterinary Simulator Industries Hereford dystocia simulator
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- Duration: 6:39
- Updated: 18 Jun 2011
- views: 1610397
Demonstration of Hereford model dystocia simulator by Dr. Gord Krebs of The University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.
For more information, please...
Demonstration of Hereford model dystocia simulator by Dr. Gord Krebs of The University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.
For more information, please visit our website http://www.vetsimulators.com
https://wn.com/Veterinary_Simulator_Industries_Hereford_Dystocia_Simulator
Demonstration of Hereford model dystocia simulator by Dr. Gord Krebs of The University of Calgary Faculty of Veterinary Medicine.
For more information, please visit our website http://www.vetsimulators.com
- published: 18 Jun 2011
- views: 1610397
Milk Fever In Dairy Cow, See How Veterinarian Doctor Helps By Examining It And Treating It
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- Duration: 11:48
- Updated: 15 Oct 2015
- views: 52951
Watch how veterinarian helps a cow with milk fever by treating it. For veterinary animal surgical products used, please go to http://www.keebovet.com.
Watch how veterinarian helps a cow with milk fever by treating it. For veterinary animal surgical products used, please go to http://www.keebovet.com.
https://wn.com/Milk_Fever_In_Dairy_Cow,_See_How_Veterinarian_Doctor_Helps_By_Examining_It_And_Treating_It
Career in Veterinary Science | By Bachelor of Veterinary Science Student Sushmita Nautiyal
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- Duration: 2:33
- Updated: 16 Dec 2016
- views: 10753
Veterinary Science in GB Pantnagar University (Please read Bachelor of Veterinary Science instead of B.Sc. Veterinary Science. Apology for mistake)
Veterinary Science in GB Pantnagar University (Please read Bachelor of Veterinary Science instead of B.Sc. Veterinary Science. Apology for mistake)
https://wn.com/Career_In_Veterinary_Science_|_By_Bachelor_Of_Veterinary_Science_Student_Sushmita_Nautiyal
Veterinary Science in GB Pantnagar University (Please read Bachelor of Veterinary Science instead of B.Sc. Veterinary Science. Apology for mistake)
- published: 16 Dec 2016
- views: 10753
Veterinary Surgeon Removes Massive Lipoma (Fatty Tumor) from a Dog
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- Duration: 4:56
- Updated: 18 Feb 2013
- views: 988776
This is the surgical excision of a lipoma, fatty tumor, from a 90 pound mixed breed dog. Just another surgical case encountered fairly often. Just don't underst...
This is the surgical excision of a lipoma, fatty tumor, from a 90 pound mixed breed dog. Just another surgical case encountered fairly often. Just don't understand why pet owners let these thing get this big...
For the written portion go to this article blog posting:
http://www.empowernetwork.com/onsitevetsurgery/blog/lipoma/?id=onsitevetsurgery
https://wn.com/Veterinary_Surgeon_Removes_Massive_Lipoma_(Fatty_Tumor)_From_A_Dog
This is the surgical excision of a lipoma, fatty tumor, from a 90 pound mixed breed dog. Just another surgical case encountered fairly often. Just don't understand why pet owners let these thing get this big...
For the written portion go to this article blog posting:
http://www.empowernetwork.com/onsitevetsurgery/blog/lipoma/?id=onsitevetsurgery
- published: 18 Feb 2013
- views: 988776
Goat Caesarean Section (C Section), Surgery Performed By Veterinarian Doctor
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- Duration: 19:35
- Updated: 07 Jul 2015
- views: 44598
Watch how veterinarian doctor perform a C section on a goat. For veterinary animal surgical products used, please go to http://www.keebovet.com.
Watch how veterinarian doctor perform a C section on a goat. For veterinary animal surgical products used, please go to http://www.keebovet.com.
https://wn.com/Goat_Caesarean_Section_(C_Section),_Surgery_Performed_By_Veterinarian_Doctor
What You Need to Know About Paying for Veterinary School
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- Duration: 3:44
- Updated: 22 Oct 2015
- views: 18753
The average amount of debt for a student graduating from vet school is $135,000. The American Veterinary Medical Association has tools and tips to help you man...
The average amount of debt for a student graduating from vet school is $135,000. The American Veterinary Medical Association has tools and tips to help you manage your debt while pursing your dream of becoming a veterinary professional. Find the AVMA Personal Financial Planning Tool and other resources at http://www.avma.org/veterinaryeconomics
https://wn.com/What_You_Need_To_Know_About_Paying_For_Veterinary_School
The average amount of debt for a student graduating from vet school is $135,000. The American Veterinary Medical Association has tools and tips to help you manage your debt while pursing your dream of becoming a veterinary professional. Find the AVMA Personal Financial Planning Tool and other resources at http://www.avma.org/veterinaryeconomics
- published: 22 Oct 2015
- views: 18753
Veterinary Medicine
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- Duration: 3:04
- Updated: 20 Mar 2012
- views: 63239
Please note: Course content may have changed since this film was produced.
Cambridge offers a world-class opportunity to study the scientific basis of veterina...
Please note: Course content may have changed since this film was produced.
Cambridge offers a world-class opportunity to study the scientific basis of veterinary medicine and clinical veterinary science. Our course provides the fundamental building blocks on which to develop and excel in your specialist professional field.
Cambridge provides a unique intellectual and social environment in which to study to the highest level. The Department of Veterinary Medicine has an international reputation as a centre of excellence in many clinical fields, and is performing world-class veterinary research. Our teachers include world leaders in their fields and our facilities include state-of-the-art equipment.
To find out more about Veterinary Medicine at Cambridge, see http://www.study.cam.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses/vetmed/.
Some of the students who appear in our course films are also featured in the 60 Second Impressions series, which can be found at http://www.cam.ac.uk/60seconds/ - keep checking back as we'll be adding new films every couple of weeks!
https://wn.com/Veterinary_Medicine
Please note: Course content may have changed since this film was produced.
Cambridge offers a world-class opportunity to study the scientific basis of veterinary medicine and clinical veterinary science. Our course provides the fundamental building blocks on which to develop and excel in your specialist professional field.
Cambridge provides a unique intellectual and social environment in which to study to the highest level. The Department of Veterinary Medicine has an international reputation as a centre of excellence in many clinical fields, and is performing world-class veterinary research. Our teachers include world leaders in their fields and our facilities include state-of-the-art equipment.
To find out more about Veterinary Medicine at Cambridge, see http://www.study.cam.ac.uk/undergraduate/courses/vetmed/.
Some of the students who appear in our course films are also featured in the 60 Second Impressions series, which can be found at http://www.cam.ac.uk/60seconds/ - keep checking back as we'll be adding new films every couple of weeks!
- published: 20 Mar 2012
- views: 63239
How I Got Into Veterinary School | Advice for Medical School & other Grad Programs!
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- Duration: 27:25
- Updated: 07 Jan 2017
- views: 22451
First off, sorry for the blinding lighting in this….one day I'll get my ish together, promise.
I'm so happy many of you are reaching out to me about veterinary...
First off, sorry for the blinding lighting in this….one day I'll get my ish together, promise.
I'm so happy many of you are reaching out to me about veterinary school and grad school in general! I hope that you guys find this helpful and please comment below with any and all questions!
What I talk about is not limited to vet school - it definitely applies to all grad programs like medical school, dental school, and non-science grad schools as well!
The video itself is so damn long and I def don't want you guys to be forced to watch the whole thing so I tried to organize the video based on times and what I talked about at each point. Click on the timings below and it should take you to that part. Also, I did a super quick summary at the end if you just want to watch that!
0:58 - Disclaimer -- please understand this is simply my experience. It is NOT a template to follow blindly nor is it assurance of getting into any such program. It should just help you plan ahead & figure things out!
1:16 - da beginning: Basically my childhood and how I figured out the difference between my ‘love’ for animals and my wanting to help animals
1:56 - I began volunteering at an animal shelter/rescue agency when I was 10 years old.
3:20 - I began working at animal hospitals (private practice clinics) in high school
3:56 - Animal experience is important early on - it helps you figure out what you want to do. It helped me realize I wasn’t a huge fan of private clinical practice; I didn't see myself doing that as a job, day in and day out.
6:00 - MOST important job as a high school student = get good grades! Why? I believe it builds a very healthy habit and is a good base for success
6:55 - Also, highschool grades are very important for college and scholarships!!! I personally believe, if you're planning on grad school, you shouldn’t dish out money for undergrad. As long as you're not sacrificing the quality of your education, save money!
7:50 - My college scholarship, how I got it and how it helped me; highschool grades and SAT score
9:30 - Tufts AVM Summer program (Veterinary Camp)
10:09- Most important job as a college student = GET GOOD GRADES! Vet school is so competitive which is why grades are so key.
11:48 - If you’re thinking about vet school, start figuring out all your prerequisites. Do some homework on what certain vet med schools require.
12:47 - Plan ahead! My experience in college - finishing my prereqs early gave me a lot of time for fun. Point of the story? Get good grades! Get money!
13:33 - Research, work experiences and recommendation letters!!! I forgot to mention this, but I also did a few weeks of work with cows and lab animals during college.
15:30 - lol I hate research. Do it anyway.
16:08 - Have fun! PARTY! Balance your life! Learn to work hard and play hard.
Have hobbies - good for applications and good for mental health
18:03 - GREs. My GRE score and college GPA
19:20 - The veterinary medical school application process. Which veterinary schools I applied to. My reasonings for the schools I picked. How to choose a grad school that is right for you.
23:35 - Put a lot of effort into your personal statement!
25:16 - Quick summary for middle school, high school, college and veterinary, medical and other grad school applicants.
That's basically it. Obviously a lot has been going since vet school started for me (I am currently in my second semester of 2nd year) and based on the response I get from this, I will definitely make a Part II.
If you watch this video and are uber stressed, don't be!!! Keep in mind that this is was my dream from day one! Also I came from a family and culture that put a lot of importance on grades and education so I was almost forced (in a good way) to get good grades which made the process a bit easier for me. If you're concerned about grades, don't be deterred. Know that IMPROVEMENT means a lot to these schools and combined with evidence of passion and effort, there are infinite ways to stand out as a candidate.
If you still aren't sure about what you even want to do...THAT'S OKAY TOO! There are tons of vet students who took a different path or didn’t know that this is what they wanted to do. If you are late to the game and still want to go to any type of graduate school, you can! You just have to prove your diligence and dedication! If you majored in something else or applied to another field or had a different job, you can always still apply to vet school and get in as long you have the right passion for it and the proper means of succeeding aka hard work!
Thank you for your interest! If you have any questions, ask away!
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https://wn.com/How_I_Got_Into_Veterinary_School_|_Advice_For_Medical_School_Other_Grad_Programs
First off, sorry for the blinding lighting in this….one day I'll get my ish together, promise.
I'm so happy many of you are reaching out to me about veterinary school and grad school in general! I hope that you guys find this helpful and please comment below with any and all questions!
What I talk about is not limited to vet school - it definitely applies to all grad programs like medical school, dental school, and non-science grad schools as well!
The video itself is so damn long and I def don't want you guys to be forced to watch the whole thing so I tried to organize the video based on times and what I talked about at each point. Click on the timings below and it should take you to that part. Also, I did a super quick summary at the end if you just want to watch that!
0:58 - Disclaimer -- please understand this is simply my experience. It is NOT a template to follow blindly nor is it assurance of getting into any such program. It should just help you plan ahead & figure things out!
1:16 - da beginning: Basically my childhood and how I figured out the difference between my ‘love’ for animals and my wanting to help animals
1:56 - I began volunteering at an animal shelter/rescue agency when I was 10 years old.
3:20 - I began working at animal hospitals (private practice clinics) in high school
3:56 - Animal experience is important early on - it helps you figure out what you want to do. It helped me realize I wasn’t a huge fan of private clinical practice; I didn't see myself doing that as a job, day in and day out.
6:00 - MOST important job as a high school student = get good grades! Why? I believe it builds a very healthy habit and is a good base for success
6:55 - Also, highschool grades are very important for college and scholarships!!! I personally believe, if you're planning on grad school, you shouldn’t dish out money for undergrad. As long as you're not sacrificing the quality of your education, save money!
7:50 - My college scholarship, how I got it and how it helped me; highschool grades and SAT score
9:30 - Tufts AVM Summer program (Veterinary Camp)
10:09- Most important job as a college student = GET GOOD GRADES! Vet school is so competitive which is why grades are so key.
11:48 - If you’re thinking about vet school, start figuring out all your prerequisites. Do some homework on what certain vet med schools require.
12:47 - Plan ahead! My experience in college - finishing my prereqs early gave me a lot of time for fun. Point of the story? Get good grades! Get money!
13:33 - Research, work experiences and recommendation letters!!! I forgot to mention this, but I also did a few weeks of work with cows and lab animals during college.
15:30 - lol I hate research. Do it anyway.
16:08 - Have fun! PARTY! Balance your life! Learn to work hard and play hard.
Have hobbies - good for applications and good for mental health
18:03 - GREs. My GRE score and college GPA
19:20 - The veterinary medical school application process. Which veterinary schools I applied to. My reasonings for the schools I picked. How to choose a grad school that is right for you.
23:35 - Put a lot of effort into your personal statement!
25:16 - Quick summary for middle school, high school, college and veterinary, medical and other grad school applicants.
That's basically it. Obviously a lot has been going since vet school started for me (I am currently in my second semester of 2nd year) and based on the response I get from this, I will definitely make a Part II.
If you watch this video and are uber stressed, don't be!!! Keep in mind that this is was my dream from day one! Also I came from a family and culture that put a lot of importance on grades and education so I was almost forced (in a good way) to get good grades which made the process a bit easier for me. If you're concerned about grades, don't be deterred. Know that IMPROVEMENT means a lot to these schools and combined with evidence of passion and effort, there are infinite ways to stand out as a candidate.
If you still aren't sure about what you even want to do...THAT'S OKAY TOO! There are tons of vet students who took a different path or didn’t know that this is what they wanted to do. If you are late to the game and still want to go to any type of graduate school, you can! You just have to prove your diligence and dedication! If you majored in something else or applied to another field or had a different job, you can always still apply to vet school and get in as long you have the right passion for it and the proper means of succeeding aka hard work!
Thank you for your interest! If you have any questions, ask away!
♥ ♥FOLLOW ME♥ ♥
Instagram: niveda108
https://www.instagram.com/niveda108/
Snapchat: niveda
♥ ♥INQUIRIES♥ ♥
niveda108@gmail.com
- published: 07 Jan 2017
- views: 22451
Veterinary Team's Remarkable Treatment of a Badly Wounded Lioness
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- Duration: 1:08
- Updated: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 29795
Staffers from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust along with one determined veterinarian and his team helped save the life of a severely wounded lioness in Kenya...
Staffers from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust along with one determined veterinarian and his team helped save the life of a severely wounded lioness in Kenya.
Don't ever doubt how far some concerned humans will go to save the life of an animal. In one recent case, staffers from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust along with one determined veterinarian and his team helped save the life of a severely wounded lioness in Kenya.
The dramatic ordeal took place on April 4th. Authorities from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust or DSWT frantically contacted veterinarian Dr. Njoroge from the Kenyan Wildlife Service asking for help.
The lioness named Siena had been horrifically wounded by the horn of a buffalo. She was left with a gaping hole in her body and the loose flesh was left dangling towards the ground.
Once Njoroge was alerted of the dire situation, he got his team together, packed up his belongings and jumped onboard an aircraft destined for the Maasai Mara National Reserve to save the 11-year-old lioness.
It took about an hour and a half to treat her with antibiotics and attend to the wound.
Following the professional lifesaving efforts, Siena was free to join her herd. She is now doing great. Thanks to the team, Siena's life was saved, as were those of her three cubs.
https://wn.com/Veterinary_Team's_Remarkable_Treatment_Of_A_Badly_Wounded_Lioness
Staffers from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust along with one determined veterinarian and his team helped save the life of a severely wounded lioness in Kenya.
Don't ever doubt how far some concerned humans will go to save the life of an animal. In one recent case, staffers from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust along with one determined veterinarian and his team helped save the life of a severely wounded lioness in Kenya.
The dramatic ordeal took place on April 4th. Authorities from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust or DSWT frantically contacted veterinarian Dr. Njoroge from the Kenyan Wildlife Service asking for help.
The lioness named Siena had been horrifically wounded by the horn of a buffalo. She was left with a gaping hole in her body and the loose flesh was left dangling towards the ground.
Once Njoroge was alerted of the dire situation, he got his team together, packed up his belongings and jumped onboard an aircraft destined for the Maasai Mara National Reserve to save the 11-year-old lioness.
It took about an hour and a half to treat her with antibiotics and attend to the wound.
Following the professional lifesaving efforts, Siena was free to join her herd. She is now doing great. Thanks to the team, Siena's life was saved, as were those of her three cubs.
- published: 16 Apr 2014
- views: 29795
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A Day in the Life of a Veterinary Assistant
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A Day in the Life of a Veterinary Assistant
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Veterinary Simulator Industries Hereford dystocia simulator
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Veterinary Simulator Industries Hereford dystocia simulator
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Milk Fever In Dairy Cow, See How Veterinarian Doctor Helps By Examining It And Treating It
Watch how veterinarian helps a cow with milk fever by treating it. For veterinary animal s...
published: 15 Oct 2015
Milk Fever In Dairy Cow, See How Veterinarian Doctor Helps By Examining It And Treating It
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Career in Veterinary Science | By Bachelor of Veterinary Science Student Sushmita Nautiyal
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Career in Veterinary Science | By Bachelor of Veterinary Science Student Sushmita Nautiyal
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Veterinary Surgeon Removes Massive Lipoma (Fatty Tumor) from a Dog
This is the surgical excision of a lipoma, fatty tumor, from a 90 pound mixed breed dog. J...
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Veterinary Surgeon Removes Massive Lipoma (Fatty Tumor) from a Dog
Veterinary Surgeon Removes Massive Lipoma (Fatty Tumor) from a Dog
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Goat Caesarean Section (C Section), Surgery Performed By Veterinarian Doctor
Watch how veterinarian doctor perform a C section on a goat. For veterinary animal surgica...
published: 07 Jul 2015
Goat Caesarean Section (C Section), Surgery Performed By Veterinarian Doctor
Goat Caesarean Section (C Section), Surgery Performed By Veterinarian Doctor
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What You Need to Know About Paying for Veterinary School
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What You Need to Know About Paying for Veterinary School
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Veterinary Medicine
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How I Got Into Veterinary School | Advice for Medical School & other Grad Programs!
First off, sorry for the blinding lighting in this….one day I'll get my ish together, prom...
published: 07 Jan 2017
How I Got Into Veterinary School | Advice for Medical School & other Grad Programs!
How I Got Into Veterinary School | Advice for Medical School & other Grad Programs!
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Veterinary Team's Remarkable Treatment of a Badly Wounded Lioness
Staffers from the David Sheldrick Wildlife Trust along with one determined veterinarian an...
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Veterinary Team's Remarkable Treatment of a Badly Wounded Lioness
Veterinary Team's Remarkable Treatment of a Badly Wounded Lioness
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