By eHow Careers & Work Editor
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Most veterinarians take care of beloved family pets, but the responsibilities of other vets can range from researching animal and human diseases to treating farm and ranch livestock. Competition for veterinary jobs is tight, so training and grades are of utmost importance.
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mariette said
on 9/18/2008 very informative
SarahLouise0502 said
on 3/12/2007 hi i am currently in year 10 and i was wondering what subjects to take to become a vet
thankyou
bethlouise96 said
on 2/22/2007 hi i'm only a child in primary school (year 6) but i'm planning to become a vet on compainion and equine so could you tell me what type of subjects in school i should be concentrating more on to get into vet school when i'm older?I don't want to suddenly have to learn totally new things! THANKS
Anonymous said
on 8/8/2006 This university's veterinary degree is Veterinary Medical Doctor or VMD not DVM as with all other schools. Just for the record.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 When in high school it is important to get good grades. Take a lot of science classes, including lab classes. Math is also important. Follow your dream and stay in school.