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3 years ago

Should i be a vetinarian

2 answers:

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You can be.

If you like animals, this is a job for you. Ask yourself "Could I be a doctor?" If you think you could, then go for a vet job!

Good luck!

kicyunya [14]3 years ago

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Answer: Sure!

Explanation:

I really am thinking about being a vet for my future career cause I love animals, however,, it's very hard, and if the animal is in stress most likely you will be in stress as well, I once tried to clip my birds nails, and I was literally trembleing because I was afraid to hurt him.

You can also choose a vet career that focuses on only one animal, I plan on being a aviain vet, which specializes in birds :D

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