i can NOT wait to start my journey into exotic veterinary medicine!! it’s awesome to get as much experience as soon as you can! I’ve volunteered a lot with local biology programs and i also have a internship with a local exotic vet hospital!!! Thank you so much for sharing your story and how you made your dream a reality
Awesome video! Super helpful for us future exotic vets 💚✨ I agree that getting involved in research is very important and it’s always a great learning opportunity!
Thank you for everything you do, exotic animal vets are in short supply as are large animal vets, i think we need more diversification! best wishes for a bright future!
Great video! Ive been debating on becoming a small pet veterinarian or ecologist and i recently for out about this job. Its the perfect mixture of both!
I am wondering what the financial burden of each of these paths toward exotic animal medicine is? I am currently applying to vet school now and am already looking at the bill, yay, do you have the option of getting paid during these internships and while you work towards board certification?
Not sure what your age is but 4-H can help give you experiences with many different types of animals if you are still school age. My daughter was told that gaining experience with rabbits and horses is a great way to start out. The pet rabbit project is very informative. I know you were asking her, but we have had the same questions come up. 👍
Wow you got to meet Dr thielen and Dr k from Texas avian exotic animal hospital 🏥 I’m still trying to decide to be a veterinarian or a vet technician what would y’all do?
Hi! I think that if you are more into nursing the animals and prepping them then a vet tech is right for you, but if you enjoy diagnosis, surgery and continuing education then being a vet is the way to go!
@@leannabrady5830 Thanks 😊 I love ❤️ animals and I still am trying to decide I still have 4 years until I graduate so I think 🤔 I have plenty of time 😂 I’m leaning more towards a veterinarian though thank you 😊 so much for the help!
I think vet med pathway is similar to medicine particularly in the US. after graduating from vet school, u became GP, then u go to residency for specialization.
