Hi! I've lived for close to 6 months in Calgary-Banff previously in 2017 though I'm from far away Asia in Singapore. My family kept 2 lovable pet dogs for more than 16 years before losing them to old age. My ChiHuaHua died of cardiac arrest at age 14 while the JRT had a home-call euthanasia past age 16 by a veterinarian trained in NZ.
I am a final year student of Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine at Sokoine University of Agriculture in Tanzania. I'm a LESOTHO native hoping to one day open a Veterinary Clinic in Lesotho. I am taking notes and hoping to get a mentor in this profession
Don't forget #6 - bend every customer you can over for your pet. Charge them high rates and hold them captive unless they bring their pet in for a $200 check up and $150 worth of pills. Its sad when your bill costs more than your dog. #7 - bring cream before you go in because your gonna need it. You and your pet.
Not a veterinarian, but they graduate with 200k dollars of debt on average. Their suicidal rates are one of the highest. It’s a stressful job. Pet ownership is expensive. If you can’t afford, I am sorry.
Hiya, great video, and project. I hope I'm not out of order, but I was hoping for some advice. I'm a 51-year-old academic/teacher. I have spent the better part of the last 23 years teaching and I am looking to transition into a way of life that is more meaningful for me at this stage in my life. In short, I am considering going back to uni and studying Veterinary Medicine. I live in Mexico, although I am Australian, and I am a little unsure whether or not to go down this path. Any chance of some insight into "older" newbie vets? In any case, I love the channel and appreciate any insight you might offer me.
I just subbed and will be watching all of your videos thank you for taking your time and effort making these videos these are absolute Gold.
Good stuff guys
Hi! I've lived for close to 6 months in Calgary-Banff previously in 2017 though I'm from far away Asia in Singapore. My family kept 2 lovable pet dogs for more than 16 years before losing them to old age. My ChiHuaHua died of cardiac arrest at age 14 while the JRT had a home-call euthanasia past age 16 by a veterinarian trained in NZ.
I am a final year student of Bachelor of Veterinary Medicine at Sokoine University of Agriculture in Tanzania. I'm a LESOTHO native hoping to one day open a Veterinary Clinic in Lesotho. I am taking notes and hoping to get a mentor in this profession
Thanks for your kind comments! I spent time in Lesotho in 2001 - a gorgeous country! Any help needed, let us know :)
Thanks for this podcast!
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Do you have to have any license to open one? Or you can just hire someone with a license?
Don't forget #6 - bend every customer you can over for your pet. Charge them high rates and hold them captive unless they bring their pet in for a $200 check up and $150 worth of pills.
Its sad when your bill costs more than your dog.
#7 - bring cream before you go in because your gonna need it. You and your pet.
Not a veterinarian, but they graduate with 200k dollars of debt on average. Their suicidal rates are one of the highest. It’s a stressful job.
Pet ownership is expensive. If you can’t afford, I am sorry.
If you can't afford your pet, don't keep them, let them roam free
Hiya, great video, and project. I hope I'm not out of order, but I was hoping for some advice. I'm a 51-year-old academic/teacher. I have spent the better part of the last 23 years teaching and I am looking to transition into a way of life that is more meaningful for me at this stage in my life. In short, I am considering going back to uni and studying Veterinary Medicine. I live in Mexico, although I am Australian, and I am a little unsure whether or not to go down this path. Any chance of some insight into "older" newbie vets? In any case, I love the channel and appreciate any insight you might offer me.