Becoming A Veterinarian

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As a younger child, I grew up on a ranch surrounded by many animals. When I think of my future, I see animals. So earning my degree as a veterinarian at the Texas A&M University is what I hope my future will hold for me. I believe that Texas A&M University is one of the better colleges in Texas for my education to become a veterinarian because of their many different courses and classes. I am definitely sure that Texas A&M has what I need to become a veterinarian. I am hopeful that I will have the opportunity to be a fighting Aggie.
I plan on going to Texas A&M University for the classes and courses, as well as the sports. One way to get accepted into Texas A&M University would be you have to be in the top 10% of your class. I believe I can …show more content…

Veterinarians work with animals, both big and small. The types of animals veterinarians work with vary from all different types and sizes. From small animals like your dogs, cats, or ferret to the bigger food animals like cows, horses, or sheep. Outside the clinic getting to client ranches and farms may be necessary to care for the larger breeds of animals. Annually, veterinarians salaries range from $52,530 - $157,390. Most veterinarians have to work inside and outside the clinic. As a veterinarian, you have to be able to analyze the situation and work through it even though it might not be the best . Veterinarians risk being kicked, bitten, or scratched by frightened animals that may have diseases, which could give them diseases. Veterinarians must be compassionate to the animals and to their owners. They must be able to stay calm when the pet owner is angry or upset. They also need to be sympathetic to animal clients and their owners. Being able to use their decision making skills to decide how to treat the animals on the spot is very important in being a good animal doctor. As well as decision making, they have to be able to communicate with others during an operation. One trait a veterinarian must have is manual dexterity, which is having steady hands for operations. Most often, veterinarians work night and day as well as additional hours. They must be ready at all times of the day or night to help sick and …show more content…

This includes work like volunteering my time at an animal shelter to assist neglected or injured animals. After I get my degree in Veterinary Medicine from Texas A&M University, I will be able to provide medical care to abused and neglected animals at shelters. I believe these animals need and deserve a chance to be healthy and find good homes with a loving family. The ability to donate my time to less fortunate animals and people to make their lives better, will make me feel as a person

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