'What skills do I need?'

What skills do I need?

tokay from tokay village -

I have been taking care of my pets for a while. I was interested in working for a vet or for the local shelter but I am not sure of the best way to "sell" myself. I haven't had any professional training or experience other than my own pets.

Comment #1 maria (204.108.96.21) -

i want to know what i need to be a veterinarian??

Comment #2 Scott (64.1.70.252) -

You must go to a veterinarian school. This is a very good career choice. You do not need anything more than a love of animals to begin at a vet school. A good college will also help you with finding you a job. Good luck!

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Comment #3 finlay (81.159.169.148) -

Hey.

i really want to be a vet and need to know what i need to get GSCE wise.

Thanks.xxxxxxx

Comment #4 Jordan Davis (204.56.144.200) -

Hi i am jordan davis i have wanted to be a veterinary for i think since i was asked "what do you want to be when you grow up"? I live in College Station and i was wondering if anyone knew anything about a volunteer job that has to do with a job in the veterinary field so i can get started early im only 16.

thank you

Jordan Davis

Comment #5 lauren (209.152.9.14) -

What skills, talents, and experience do i need to become a good and successful veterinarian?

Comment #6 katie (64.12.116.206) -

What kind of skills do i need to become a veterinarian??

Comment #7 kristen (76.183.149.68) -

what skills are needed for veterinary jobs

Comment #8 cwemoy (63.176.159.102) -

You will need to have a passion for pets and be ready for anything that comes along your way to being a veterinanian. I had a few friends of mine who chose to study veterinary medicine but along the way, they backed out sighting it being a difficult course..of course you do not except anthing dealing with animal anatomy to be any easier in comparison to studying human anatomy. Only you can sell yourself off..it is only that we only need to walk miles in your shoes to understand why you are afraid to speak out about what you love. Good luck nonetheless.

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