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1. Cows

2. Horses

3. Goats

4. Pigs

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Treat Wounds

Administer Vaccinations

Prescribe Medications

Preform Diagnostic Tests

Operate if necessary

Euthanize Inoperable Animals

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Bachelor's Degree
or
Pre-Veterinary Studies; DMV Degree

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Skills You Need in Order to be Successful

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Skills You Need in Order to be Successful

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Knowledge of Diseases

Body Strength

Ability to Adapt

Understanding of Technology

Animal Anatomy

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1 in 3 Vets worked more than 50 hour weeks in 2012

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Work Outside in all Types of Weather

May have to Preform Surgery under Unsanitary conditions

Travel to Patients

Risk being bitten, kicked, and scratched

Emotionally Stressful

Workplace can be noisy due to sick/distressed animals

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1. Private Practice

2. Government Opportunities

3. Continuing Education to become a Specialist

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Excellent Medical, Dental, and Vision Coverage

2-4 Weeks Paid Vacation

Paid Sick Leave

Continuing Education Pay

Vets are in high Demand

Strong Business and Social Network

Lots of Travel Opportunities

12% growth over next 10 years

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Starting a clinic can be time consuming and costly to maintain.

Emergency call can happen at anytime

The Physical Demands can be taxing and stressful

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~$99,000 average salary in 2015
~$65,000 average starting salary
Top 10 Vets earn over 150,000