Diagnose, treat, and prevent health problems in animals. Veterinarians administer diagnostic tests, prescribe medications, and perform surgeries for pets, livestock, and wildlife. They operate medical equipment such as X-ray and ultrasound machines precisely to produce clear and accurate results. They also interact regularly with owners and educate them on treatment plans as well as how to promote their animals’ day-to-day wellness.
Veterinarians may specialize depending on the type of animal they see. Possible areas of focus include equine care (horses), companion animals (domestic pets), and food animals (farm livestock). Alternatively, they might address health compliance (food safety and inspection veterinarians) or work in laboratories to examine human and animal health issues (research veterinarians).
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Department Of Agriculture
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Long Prairie, MN
Education Doctor of Veterinary Medicine professional degree is required. Doctor of Veterinary Medicine transcript must show your name, college name, and date degree was awarded....
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2 days ago
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Department Of Agriculture
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Melrose, MN (23 miles from Long Prairie, MN)
Education Doctor of Veterinary Medicine professional degree is required. Doctor of Veterinary Medicine transcript must show your name, college name, and date degree was awarded....
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2 days ago
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Todd County Vet
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Long Prairie, MN
Our Long Prairie office is equipped with in house chemistry, hematology, and digital radiography. We are looking for an associate to do mostly small animal work....
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12 days ago
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