Interview with a veterinarian

>>2000300

And a pretentious gardener.

r/askvet

Is it true that if someone's taking a visit because they think somethings up, you HAVE to prescribe/inject, do something even if you see nothing wrong? Someone once told me this. If yes, why?

>>2000326If you're gonna ask someone, will you post on here? I really want to know

>>2000294
I'm studying on vet university in Slovak republic. Ask away what you want

>>2000345
speak for yourself

>>2000294
You should check the catalog every 2 days or so. Sometimes a vet gets bored and makes a thread here to give any advice.

>>2000684
>Sometimes a vet gets bored and makes a thread here to give any advice.
nope.
it has literally never happened.

what happens a lot is people pretending to be vets post threads and then don't show any evidence that they're really vets.

>>2000503
Okay, thanks.

How do you become a vet in your country? ( in how many year, were do you have to go, is there any specilized school ... everything you can think of )

What is the place of domestics animals here ? Do they have right ?

Why did you choose to become a vet ?

Are veterinarian seens in good light ?

And, just tell me about yourself.

>>2000294
Quelle marque de bouffe pour chiens/chats sponsorise ton école ?
On t'a déjà appris à vendre du Royal Canin ou du Canigou ?

>>2001151
I'm going to answer in english for non french speaker.

In france their is 5 way to become a vet, i'm taking the "parcour B" were yo go to college first for 3 year, then you pass the test, and if you pass, you go into " veterinarian school". I'm only in my 1st year of college, so i can't answer your question.
But as far as I know, they don't have "vending" classes so you don't learn to sell food