Veterinary Medicine Answers
Which universities owns both Medical School & School of Veterinary Medicine?
Q. Please point out the following schools which own both "Medical School" & "School of Veterinary Medicine" Thanks a lot!! Johns Hopkins University (MD) University of Pennsylvania University of California-San Francisco Washington University in St. Louis Duke University (NC) Stanford University (CA) University of Washington Yale University (CT) Columbia U. College of Physicians and Surgeons (NY) University of California-Los Angeles (Geffen) University of Michigan-Ann Arbor University of California-San Diego Cornell University (Weill) (NY) University of Pittsburgh University of Chicago (Pritzker) Northwestern University (Feinberg) (IL) University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Boston University University of Wisconsin-Madi [cont.]
Asked by dianjanglee - Fri Jan 19 13:36:22 2007 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Of the schools that you list,only Cornell University, the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Wisconsin have both a medical school and a school of veterinary medicine. There are others -- like the University of Minnesota, Auburn University and The University of Missouri that have both. There are only about 28 Vet schools in the US. See the link below to get a list. It should be easy to search to see which of these also has a midical school.
Answered by Ranto - Fri Jan 19 13:47:51 2007
Q. Please point out the following schools which own both "Medical School" & "School of Veterinary Medicine" Thanks a lot!! Johns Hopkins University (MD) University of Pennsylvania University of California-San Francisco Washington University in St. Louis Duke University (NC) Stanford University (CA) University of Washington Yale University (CT) Columbia U. College of Physicians and Surgeons (NY) University of California-Los Angeles (Geffen) University of Michigan-Ann Arbor University of California-San Diego Cornell University (Weill) (NY) University of Pittsburgh University of Chicago (Pritzker) Northwestern University (Feinberg) (IL) University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Boston University University of Wisconsin-Madi [cont.]
Asked by dianjanglee - Fri Jan 19 13:36:22 2007 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Of the schools that you list,only Cornell University, the University of Pennsylvania and the University of Wisconsin have both a medical school and a school of veterinary medicine. There are others -- like the University of Minnesota, Auburn University and The University of Missouri that have both. There are only about 28 Vet schools in the US. See the link below to get a list. It should be easy to search to see which of these also has a midical school.
Answered by Ranto - Fri Jan 19 13:47:51 2007
I have a question about college and veterinary college. Can anyone help?
Q. I'm 16, and I want to be a veterinarian. I'm wondering where to go to college in Florida. I've checked out a lot of colleges, and I see that they have the regular college courses, then they have "college of veterinary medicine." If you've completed community college, do you have to go to the regular college AND the veterinary college? Or do you just need to go to the college that has courses you're majoring in. Long story short, do I go to the college, or the veterinary college? Both? Sorry this is so confusing. Serious answers only. Thanks to whoever can help me(:
Asked by XboxBabe(; - Mon Jul 26 19:37:46 2010 - Higher Education (University +) - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Most if not all vet schools will require a bachelors degree and the pre-vet courses to apply. Vet school is another 4 years after college. If you start at community college, you'll have to transfer, finish a bachelors, and then apply to vet school.
Answered by eri - Mon Jul 26 19:40:10 2010
Q. I'm 16, and I want to be a veterinarian. I'm wondering where to go to college in Florida. I've checked out a lot of colleges, and I see that they have the regular college courses, then they have "college of veterinary medicine." If you've completed community college, do you have to go to the regular college AND the veterinary college? Or do you just need to go to the college that has courses you're majoring in. Long story short, do I go to the college, or the veterinary college? Both? Sorry this is so confusing. Serious answers only. Thanks to whoever can help me(:
Asked by XboxBabe(; - Mon Jul 26 19:37:46 2010 - Higher Education (University +) - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Most if not all vet schools will require a bachelors degree and the pre-vet courses to apply. Vet school is another 4 years after college. If you start at community college, you'll have to transfer, finish a bachelors, and then apply to vet school.
Answered by eri - Mon Jul 26 19:40:10 2010
Should veterinary medicine (i.e. animal care) be included in "Obamacare"?
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Asked by - Sat Jul 30 07:53:30 2011 - Government - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Yes. Give us the vote too while you are at it. We don't even get death panels as it is. Our "owners" (what a demeaning term) can simply decide to have us put down. And if we are homeless we get sent to animal Auschwitz. This is unfair. What would the world be like if parents could just have their kids put down if they get too annoying and disruptive? Probably much less back talk, but that's another issue.
Answered by Dogbreath - Sat Jul 30 07:59:22 2011
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Asked by - Sat Jul 30 07:53:30 2011 - Government - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Yes. Give us the vote too while you are at it. We don't even get death panels as it is. Our "owners" (what a demeaning term) can simply decide to have us put down. And if we are homeless we get sent to animal Auschwitz. This is unfair. What would the world be like if parents could just have their kids put down if they get too annoying and disruptive? Probably much less back talk, but that's another issue.
Answered by Dogbreath - Sat Jul 30 07:59:22 2011
What is more useful for Veterinary Medicine: an undergrad in pre-vet OR animal science?
Q. I'm very interested in pursuing a career in Veterinary Medicine. I have found colleges that have a pre-vet course as a stand alone area of study OR an animal science degree. Which is more useful/practical? To extend on this question, is Pre-vet even a major? Or would biology be the major to go after?
Asked by - Sun Feb 26 10:41:46 2012 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Pre-vet is not a major, but a group of classes you can take to prepare you for veterinary college. Biology is a good major. Chemistry and biochemistry are great majors. Animal science would work, but won't make you stand out as an applicant. Honestly, you don't even need a science related major, but it would help you the most.
Answered by - Sun Feb 26 22:54:10 2012
Q. I'm very interested in pursuing a career in Veterinary Medicine. I have found colleges that have a pre-vet course as a stand alone area of study OR an animal science degree. Which is more useful/practical? To extend on this question, is Pre-vet even a major? Or would biology be the major to go after?
Asked by - Sun Feb 26 10:41:46 2012 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Pre-vet is not a major, but a group of classes you can take to prepare you for veterinary college. Biology is a good major. Chemistry and biochemistry are great majors. Animal science would work, but won't make you stand out as an applicant. Honestly, you don't even need a science related major, but it would help you the most.
Answered by - Sun Feb 26 22:54:10 2012
How will the new "health care reform" placed in the stimulus bill affect alternative medicine?
Q. The proposed health care reform will define which doctors are "meaningful users" of the system, and I was wondering if alternative health care providers (chiropractors, massage therapists, etc) will be considered "meaningful users".
Asked by xanadeu - Wed Feb 11 12:32:28 2009 - Law & Ethics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. The proposed "Health Care Reform" included in the stimulus is designed to do one thing: allow the government to decide who lives and who dies in order to "boost efficiency".
Answered by mt_pelion - Wed Feb 11 12:38:25 2009
Q. The proposed health care reform will define which doctors are "meaningful users" of the system, and I was wondering if alternative health care providers (chiropractors, massage therapists, etc) will be considered "meaningful users".
Asked by xanadeu - Wed Feb 11 12:32:28 2009 - Law & Ethics - 2 Answers - Comments
A. The proposed "Health Care Reform" included in the stimulus is designed to do one thing: allow the government to decide who lives and who dies in order to "boost efficiency".
Answered by mt_pelion - Wed Feb 11 12:38:25 2009
I hv Bachelors in Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science in Sri Lanka 'n like to work in Canada, but How?
Q. i have Bachelors Degree in Veterinary medicine and Animal Science in Sri Lanka and having more than 03 years work Experience from WSPA (world society of the Protection of Animals) in Sri Lanka but my Question is I want to work in Canada so how can I get the work from canada pls be kindly help me regarding this...thanks
Asked by mohy22 - Tue Jun 10 14:41:57 2008 - Other - Education - 2 Answers - Comments
A. you could apply for a work visa to live and work in canada
Answered by krutledge19 - Tue Jun 10 14:46:04 2008
Q. i have Bachelors Degree in Veterinary medicine and Animal Science in Sri Lanka and having more than 03 years work Experience from WSPA (world society of the Protection of Animals) in Sri Lanka but my Question is I want to work in Canada so how can I get the work from canada pls be kindly help me regarding this...thanks
Asked by mohy22 - Tue Jun 10 14:41:57 2008 - Other - Education - 2 Answers - Comments
A. you could apply for a work visa to live and work in canada
Answered by krutledge19 - Tue Jun 10 14:46:04 2008
So they say "laughter is the best medicine"...?
Q. What is it that your dog does, or has done, that's so ridiculous and funny that it's got people talking? My JRT mix runs around on 3 legs all the time. He even switches which leg he holds up. Every time he goes down the stairs he takes the last two on his front legs only. People always think he's injurred, but after a thorough veterinary exam , it was decided that he does it to entertain himself. Which makes it all the more funny for us!! How about your dog?
Asked by KJ - Thu Jun 19 19:37:45 2008 - Dogs - 9 Answers - Comments
A. LOL! My three-legged Mini Schnauzer comes to work with me, and often sits at recep. When an office chair is vacant, and a client comes in, he takes the opportunity to jump on the chair, push it towards the nearest counter, then leaps up on the counter and literally in to the client's arms. Its those darn terriers!
Answered by sarah - Thu Jun 19 19:42:17 2008
Q. What is it that your dog does, or has done, that's so ridiculous and funny that it's got people talking? My JRT mix runs around on 3 legs all the time. He even switches which leg he holds up. Every time he goes down the stairs he takes the last two on his front legs only. People always think he's injurred, but after a thorough veterinary exam , it was decided that he does it to entertain himself. Which makes it all the more funny for us!! How about your dog?
Asked by KJ - Thu Jun 19 19:37:45 2008 - Dogs - 9 Answers - Comments
A. LOL! My three-legged Mini Schnauzer comes to work with me, and often sits at recep. When an office chair is vacant, and a client comes in, he takes the opportunity to jump on the chair, push it towards the nearest counter, then leaps up on the counter and literally in to the client's arms. Its those darn terriers!
Answered by sarah - Thu Jun 19 19:42:17 2008
Did anyone notice that the symbol for "Medicine" in America is a pagan symbol?
Q. The rod of asclepius, sometimes mistaken for the caduceus (which was used by Hermes) is an ancient Greek symbol associated with astrology and with healing the sick through medicine. It consists of a serpent entwined around a staff. Asclepius, the son of Apollo, was a practitioner of medicine in ancient Greek mythology. This symbol is currently used as a logo by the following: American Dental Association American Medical Association American Osteopathic Association American Veterinary Medical Association Australian Medical Association British Royal Army Medical Corps Canadian Medical Association Star of Life, symbol of emergency medical services World Health Organization Australian Veterinary Association I'm surprised there is no crazy… [cont.]
Asked by College guy - Sun Mar 16 18:26:33 2008 - History - 7 Answers - Comments
A. please ask another question, it would appear you have paganitis.
Answered by Sam - Sun Mar 16 19:44:29 2008
Q. The rod of asclepius, sometimes mistaken for the caduceus (which was used by Hermes) is an ancient Greek symbol associated with astrology and with healing the sick through medicine. It consists of a serpent entwined around a staff. Asclepius, the son of Apollo, was a practitioner of medicine in ancient Greek mythology. This symbol is currently used as a logo by the following: American Dental Association American Medical Association American Osteopathic Association American Veterinary Medical Association Australian Medical Association British Royal Army Medical Corps Canadian Medical Association Star of Life, symbol of emergency medical services World Health Organization Australian Veterinary Association I'm surprised there is no crazy… [cont.]
Asked by College guy - Sun Mar 16 18:26:33 2008 - History - 7 Answers - Comments
A. please ask another question, it would appear you have paganitis.
Answered by Sam - Sun Mar 16 19:44:29 2008
What are some colleges that offer Veterinary Medicine,Animal Biology, Natural Sciences, Pre-Vet. medicine?
Q. I want to become a vet and im looking for a college in california that offers majors that have to do with veterinary training or teaching. Im defiantly going to take biology though. I want to go to a college that offers that and still be a part of a sorority, so i can also enjoy college. * I herd being apart of a sorority makes college life a little more fun.
Asked by - Sun Jun 13 20:14:42 2010 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. If you choose California, you have lots of options since most of the UC's offer biology degrees. In fact, UC Davis has a very good veterinary medical school as well as a very well known medical school. You should go visit the schools such as Davis, UCLA, UCSD, etc to find out which one fits you more. Some schools are more social than the other, UCSD is basically known as a party school in the UC system, so is UCSB. And of course, being a part of sorority will help you meet lots of people with the same interests. :) Best of luck
Answered by - Sun Jun 13 20:49:31 2010
Q. I want to become a vet and im looking for a college in california that offers majors that have to do with veterinary training or teaching. Im defiantly going to take biology though. I want to go to a college that offers that and still be a part of a sorority, so i can also enjoy college. * I herd being apart of a sorority makes college life a little more fun.
Asked by - Sun Jun 13 20:14:42 2010 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. If you choose California, you have lots of options since most of the UC's offer biology degrees. In fact, UC Davis has a very good veterinary medical school as well as a very well known medical school. You should go visit the schools such as Davis, UCLA, UCSD, etc to find out which one fits you more. Some schools are more social than the other, UCSD is basically known as a party school in the UC system, so is UCSB. And of course, being a part of sorority will help you meet lots of people with the same interests. :) Best of luck
Answered by - Sun Jun 13 20:49:31 2010
Choose the sentence that contains no errors in using quotation marks or italics?
Q. . A. Mom printed an article called "Futures in Veterinary Medicine" and left it on the table for you. B. Mom printed an article called Futures in Veterinary Medicine and left it on the table for you. C. Mom printed an article called 'Futures in Veterinary Medicine' and left it on the table for you. D. Mom printed an article called Futures in Veterinary Medicine and left it on the table for you.
Asked by sammi - Fri Apr 27 17:57:46 2007 - Words & Wordplay - 6 Answers - Comments
A. i would go for option C However, others are certainly a possibility
Answered by Clarissa M - Fri Apr 27 18:00:52 2007
Q. . A. Mom printed an article called "Futures in Veterinary Medicine" and left it on the table for you. B. Mom printed an article called Futures in Veterinary Medicine and left it on the table for you. C. Mom printed an article called 'Futures in Veterinary Medicine' and left it on the table for you. D. Mom printed an article called Futures in Veterinary Medicine and left it on the table for you.
Asked by sammi - Fri Apr 27 17:57:46 2007 - Words & Wordplay - 6 Answers - Comments
A. i would go for option C However, others are certainly a possibility
Answered by Clarissa M - Fri Apr 27 18:00:52 2007
Why is any talk of making sure americans all have access to affordable health care called"socialized medicine?
Q. What does it have to be socialized medicine to make sure people have affordable healthcare? and dental care? Why are people bent on painting the most evil picture on a thing that helps people?
Asked by ron j - Wed Aug 22 00:29:09 2007 - Politics - 3 Answers - Comments
A. we already have socialized medicine. it's called Medicaid. it doesn't have to be referred to as "socialized". All most of us are asking for is a very large "group" insurance plan , where all the people in the U.S. are eligible on that group. Our premiums can be in the form of taxes and if it is that large of a group, all of our premiums will drop dramatically.
Answered by truth seeker - Wed Aug 22 00:49:48 2007
Q. What does it have to be socialized medicine to make sure people have affordable healthcare? and dental care? Why are people bent on painting the most evil picture on a thing that helps people?
Asked by ron j - Wed Aug 22 00:29:09 2007 - Politics - 3 Answers - Comments
A. we already have socialized medicine. it's called Medicaid. it doesn't have to be referred to as "socialized". All most of us are asking for is a very large "group" insurance plan , where all the people in the U.S. are eligible on that group. Our premiums can be in the form of taxes and if it is that large of a group, all of our premiums will drop dramatically.
Answered by truth seeker - Wed Aug 22 00:49:48 2007
I am a filipino, a graduate of veterinary medicine, I want to get an animal related jobs in Singapore?
Q. Anyone who knows how?
Asked by Popsicle - Mon Jul 7 01:03:48 2008 - Singapore - 6 Answers - Comments
A. There are some Filipinos working at Mt Pleasant Animal Hospital. You can lookup to enquire the various clinics on possible work opportunities.
Answered by huangfuren - Mon Jul 7 09:55:48 2008
Q. Anyone who knows how?
Asked by Popsicle - Mon Jul 7 01:03:48 2008 - Singapore - 6 Answers - Comments
A. There are some Filipinos working at Mt Pleasant Animal Hospital. You can lookup to enquire the various clinics on possible work opportunities.
Answered by huangfuren - Mon Jul 7 09:55:48 2008
I need good science 5th grade fair project ideas in "Health and Medicine"?
Q. I need good 5TH GRADE ideas in the health and medicine subject. It doesn't have to be REALLY easy but please, not SUPER hard. Thanks for all of the nice answers!
Asked by - Thu Sep 1 16:57:01 2011 - Medicine - 1 Answers - Comments
A. There are a lot of free online science fair projects for 5th grade but many are not reliable. They will give projects but not in details and this can make your 5th grade child project a failure. Choose carefully.
Answered by - Sun Sep 4 06:07:54 2011
Q. I need good 5TH GRADE ideas in the health and medicine subject. It doesn't have to be REALLY easy but please, not SUPER hard. Thanks for all of the nice answers!
Asked by - Thu Sep 1 16:57:01 2011 - Medicine - 1 Answers - Comments
A. There are a lot of free online science fair projects for 5th grade but many are not reliable. They will give projects but not in details and this can make your 5th grade child project a failure. Choose carefully.
Answered by - Sun Sep 4 06:07:54 2011
Which field of small animal veterinary medicine pays the best?
Q. I know it's not all about the money but I just want to help animals and get paid well so I can donate money to shelters and stuff like that. And by field, I mean stuff like oncology. Like, I want to do surgery.
Asked by ruffianXsecretariatXkelso - Tue Aug 19 00:30:28 2008 - Dogs - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Be the office manager at any vet's office. It pays well, and you get to pick and choose your contact with the healthiest, most friendly animals. You don't have to euthanize anything, or drain an anal gland. Best of both worlds.
Answered by Corn is not dog food! No wheat! - Tue Aug 19 00:43:55 2008
Q. I know it's not all about the money but I just want to help animals and get paid well so I can donate money to shelters and stuff like that. And by field, I mean stuff like oncology. Like, I want to do surgery.
Asked by ruffianXsecretariatXkelso - Tue Aug 19 00:30:28 2008 - Dogs - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Be the office manager at any vet's office. It pays well, and you get to pick and choose your contact with the healthiest, most friendly animals. You don't have to euthanize anything, or drain an anal gland. Best of both worlds.
Answered by Corn is not dog food! No wheat! - Tue Aug 19 00:43:55 2008
Is it appropriate to categorize "alternative medicine" under health?
Q. Would it be better placed somewhere near "Mythology & Folk law" in society and culture, for example? *Folklore Sorry, I got screwed by auto- correct.
Asked by Rhianna does Medicine Year 2 - Fri Feb 24 16:44:30 2012 - Alternative Medicine - 16 Answers - Comments
A. First of all the 'flat earth society' is 5,000 years also, so does that make it correct? Second to 'V' Sorry Rhianna I had to get those off my chest first, you're right of course Mythology and folklore came to my mind before I read all of your question. To those who still think it works other than by placebo, have a look at James Randi's re-issue of his $1,000,000 challenge to Homoeopaths and the people whom peddle their 'toy' tablets.
Answered by Ron - Fri Feb 24 17:18:07 2012
Q. Would it be better placed somewhere near "Mythology & Folk law" in society and culture, for example? *Folklore Sorry, I got screwed by auto- correct.
Asked by Rhianna does Medicine Year 2 - Fri Feb 24 16:44:30 2012 - Alternative Medicine - 16 Answers - Comments
A. First of all the 'flat earth society' is 5,000 years also, so does that make it correct? Second to 'V' Sorry Rhianna I had to get those off my chest first, you're right of course Mythology and folklore came to my mind before I read all of your question. To those who still think it works other than by placebo, have a look at James Randi's re-issue of his $1,000,000 challenge to Homoeopaths and the people whom peddle their 'toy' tablets.
Answered by Ron - Fri Feb 24 17:18:07 2012
What kind of animal related careers are out there other than veterinary medicine?
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Asked by Adnama - Wed Mar 26 08:34:23 2008 - Other - Careers & Employment - 4 Answers - Comments
A. -- animal shelter manager -- zoologist -- park ranger -- wildlife management -- animal trainer (for pet owners, for movies, for search & rescue, for demining work, for police-related work) -- wildlife photographer -- pet photographer -- animal therapy (psychological and physical therapy for humans using animals)
Answered by Jayne says READ MORE BOOKS - Wed Mar 26 09:36:49 2008
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Asked by Adnama - Wed Mar 26 08:34:23 2008 - Other - Careers & Employment - 4 Answers - Comments
A. -- animal shelter manager -- zoologist -- park ranger -- wildlife management -- animal trainer (for pet owners, for movies, for search & rescue, for demining work, for police-related work) -- wildlife photographer -- pet photographer -- animal therapy (psychological and physical therapy for humans using animals)
Answered by Jayne says READ MORE BOOKS - Wed Mar 26 09:36:49 2008
is it possible to major in veterinary medicine and minor in animal rights activist?
Q. or major in both. im a freshman in high school and its always been my dream to be a vet. but lately there's been a lot of sh*t going on concerning animals and i want to do something about it.
Asked by Julia J'aime. <3 - Tue Apr 1 21:36:15 2008 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I doubt there is any college that has a major or minor program in animal rights activism. But if you become a vet, you will learn about that stuff. You can take classes in philosoph and ethics too, poitical science classes might help. And there are a lot of organizations out there that you can join now to help out, and they'd probably love having a vet (when you become one) as part of their group.
Answered by Lt Col USAFR - Tue Apr 1 21:41:17 2008
Q. or major in both. im a freshman in high school and its always been my dream to be a vet. but lately there's been a lot of sh*t going on concerning animals and i want to do something about it.
Asked by Julia J'aime. <3 - Tue Apr 1 21:36:15 2008 - Higher Education (University +) - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I doubt there is any college that has a major or minor program in animal rights activism. But if you become a vet, you will learn about that stuff. You can take classes in philosoph and ethics too, poitical science classes might help. And there are a lot of organizations out there that you can join now to help out, and they'd probably love having a vet (when you become one) as part of their group.
Answered by Lt Col USAFR - Tue Apr 1 21:41:17 2008
What kind of backwards world is this, marijuana is now "medicine" and health care now a "right"?
Q. these would never fly in my day. we locked up the hippies and if you wanted something you paid for it yourself.
Asked by Pedro - Thu Apr 1 21:08:36 2010 - Politics - 8 Answers - Comments
A. Welcome to obongoland.
Answered by Dingle Barry bho - Thu Apr 1 21:12:10 2010
Q. these would never fly in my day. we locked up the hippies and if you wanted something you paid for it yourself.
Asked by Pedro - Thu Apr 1 21:08:36 2010 - Politics - 8 Answers - Comments
A. Welcome to obongoland.
Answered by Dingle Barry bho - Thu Apr 1 21:12:10 2010
under hillary"s socialized medicine it will be mandontorfor americans to buy health insurance,why?
Q. is the insurance lobby in her pocket?
Asked by killa d - Tue Sep 18 14:12:05 2007 - Politics - 25 Answers - Comments
A. Dream on.
Answered by verybadkitten - Tue Sep 18 14:14:26 2007
Q. is the insurance lobby in her pocket?
Asked by killa d - Tue Sep 18 14:12:05 2007 - Politics - 25 Answers - Comments
A. Dream on.
Answered by verybadkitten - Tue Sep 18 14:14:26 2007
What do you prefer: "Natural medicine" or the Vet?
Q. I was just skimming through the questions and noticed that a lot of people are in support of "natural" or "holistic" cures for animals. As a future Veterinarian I take offense to those comments about Vets not being necessary, because without them many animal diseases and health issues could not be controlled or prevented. What is your opinion?
Asked by - Sun Nov 20 19:43:03 2011 - Alternative Medicine - 4 Answers - Comments
A. natural medicine is best because it does not harm
Answered by sham_disneyworld - Sun Nov 20 19:56:08 2011
Q. I was just skimming through the questions and noticed that a lot of people are in support of "natural" or "holistic" cures for animals. As a future Veterinarian I take offense to those comments about Vets not being necessary, because without them many animal diseases and health issues could not be controlled or prevented. What is your opinion?
Asked by - Sun Nov 20 19:43:03 2011 - Alternative Medicine - 4 Answers - Comments
A. natural medicine is best because it does not harm
Answered by sham_disneyworld - Sun Nov 20 19:56:08 2011
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