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bucolic_frolic

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2. Wow. Thanks for the reply, that's a really little known aspect of the profession.

Reply to Dr. Shepper (Reply #1)

Wed Mar 31, 2021, 05:44 AM

Mar 2021

Somehow the divisions continue. Areas of technology, culture, and progress aren't mixing with those left behind. Perhaps government needs to provide incentives and investments. The economics of geography creates pockets that remain unfilled.

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Pets are dying because Maine doesn't have enough veterinarians [View all] TexasTowelie Mar 2021 OP

Article gives some of the reasons Dr. Shepper Mar 2021 #1

Wow. Thanks for the reply, that's a really little known aspect of the profession. bucolic_frolic Mar 2021 #2

Few here taking new patients CountAllVotes Mar 2021 #3

Are you seriously saying vets Dr. Shepper Mar 2021 #6

This message was self-deleted by its author CountAllVotes Mar 2021 #11

There are very few veterinary programs in the US dlk Mar 2021 #4

The M.D. a friend was going to went to a college CountAllVotes Mar 2021 #5

You cannot become a vet overnight. Dr. Shepper Mar 2021 #7

The education requirements are not unlike those for a medical doctor dlk Mar 2021 #8

All the different biological systems AND your patients can never tell you what's wrong. intheflow Mar 2021 #9

Unsung heroes... dlk Mar 2021 #10