profession, to me, would most definitely have to be a veterinarian.

Veterinary medicine began several hundred years ago. It was practiced by men

with no degree. They practiced their profession with no anesthesia, no

antibiotics, limited income, minimal equipment, and minimal knowledge.

Today, it’s a different situation; the potential is unlimited.

The profession of veterinary medicine began in the early 1800’s when

people’s horses and other animals (pigs, oxen, cattle, goats, dogs) became

ill or injured. These early animal doctors had little references to go by,

they assumed that the animal and the human organs were in the same locations

and in the same proportions. The veterinarians back then used very crude

tools and often times the animal would get an infection because the utensils

were not sterilized. Also, under operation the patients were given primitive

anesthesia that rarely eased the pain. There were no antibiotics in the

early days to fight infections so many of the “treated” animals became sick

and died after the operations. As the time went on, more and more

veterinarians were needed, thus new technolog

Becoming board certified is incredibly difficult and very few doctors have

livestock vets but they do get hurt. For example, they get bitten by dogs,

animal practices. These animal vets are exposed to less injury than

graduate with a 3.2 or higher. And finally, once I get into a veterinary

three year program that gives the vet extra training in different areas of

because it shows your commitment to becoming a veterinarian. Because so many

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