What does it mean to be a Veterinarian?

by TM Maria Be a king in your own kingdom

Within the framework of World Animal Day, María Moch, a veterinary zootechnical doctor tells us why veterinary medicine is the race with the highest suicide rate.

The balance between the nobility of working with Veterinarian Little Elm Tx incredible beings and the sacrifices we make for and for them.

What do you want to be when you grow up?

That is the question we ask the most to children from 4 to 12 years old. And the answers vary, but the vast majority will tell you police, teacher, firefighter, and doctor of animals.

I was 5 years old the first time I replied that I wanted to be an animal doctor and after that day I never changed my mind, clearly, it is not the case of all the children who said it one day. But in mine being from a family passionate about animals, I was always rescuing dogs, cats, canaries and even sometimes horses I never doubted that my vocation would be to be a Veterinary Doctor.

Why did I choose today to talk about being a veterinarian?

This October 4 is World Animal Day and without them, I would not have a vocation, I would not have a job and maybe I would not have a job that I love as much as I have today.

It is amazing to be a veterinarian, you need a thousand characteristics that you would never imagine, you must learn the anatomy, physiology, behavior, and nutrition of many species.

You must be disciplined, constant and creative, since your patients many times, no matter how much you explain why you are treating them, they will not understand you. But it is more than that, we not only deal with our work, we deal with people and not always the people who are involved are the kind neighbor who needs their puppies vaccinated.

Being the animal world so dear to all, they are watching your work all the time and often judge without really knowing the whole background of a case. They have ruined the lives of many colleagues for defamation and have even ended the lives of some.