Caring for animals is important, especially if they’re endangered. Bob Rednour chose to work with animals and he says he enjoys it a lot. He works with a horse named Tupelo (a skittish racing horse). Rednour says that once Tupelo was giving birth and the baby got stuck in the birth canal. The baby horse died while Tupelo suffered tissue tears. Rednour treated her; he cleaned her wounds everyday until it got better.
Well trained animals can be dangerous too. Rednour has been kicked by a horse but he continues to work with them. He also works with other various animals such as; cows, horses, and other larger animals.
Veterinarians star their days of work usually with appointments, but most of the time they travel other places and farms to teat animals. Much of the care includes vaccinating the livestock, but they also treat wounds, diagnose diseases, treat sick animals, and help with difficult births.
OUT OF THE ORDINARY PATIENTS-
Herds of cattle, pigs, sheep, llamas, goats, and even giraffes are routine practices for veterinary practices. Rednour once treated a giraffe that became sick after filling up on treats form visitors at the small zoo, where the giraffe lived.
IM DEMAND, BUT COMPETITIVE-
There are only two dozen schools in the United States for Venetians. When veteran Johnson applied to veterinary school, there were 1,000 applicants for 70 slots. Once you get into veterinary school you study for four years to earn a doctor of veterinary medicine degree. Averages of 2,700 veterinarians graduate each year. Some vets work for universities, teaching, and providing clinical services. Zoos and large theme parks also employ vets. The average salary for a vet is $71,900. Since 1990 the numbers of vets has decreased by 25 percent.
Animals are people too. And they should be cared for by everyone.
Well trained animals can be dangerous too. Rednour has been kicked by a horse but he continues to work with them. He also works with other various animals such as; cows, horses, and other larger animals.
Veterinarians star their days of work usually with appointments, but most of the time they travel other places and farms to teat animals. Much of the care includes vaccinating the livestock, but they also treat wounds, diagnose diseases, treat sick animals, and help with difficult births.
OUT OF THE ORDINARY PATIENTS-
Herds of cattle, pigs, sheep, llamas, goats, and even giraffes are routine practices for veterinary practices. Rednour once treated a giraffe that became sick after filling up on treats form visitors at the small zoo, where the giraffe lived.
IM DEMAND, BUT COMPETITIVE-
There are only two dozen schools in the United States for Venetians. When veteran Johnson applied to veterinary school, there were 1,000 applicants for 70 slots. Once you get into veterinary school you study for four years to earn a doctor of veterinary medicine degree. Averages of 2,700 veterinarians graduate each year. Some vets work for universities, teaching, and providing clinical services. Zoos and large theme parks also employ vets. The average salary for a vet is $71,900. Since 1990 the numbers of vets has decreased by 25 percent.
Animals are people too. And they should be cared for by everyone.
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