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.
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 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.
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 :)
Good stuff guys
Thanks for this podcast!
Do you have to have any license to open one? Or you can just hire someone with a license?
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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.