veterinary schools

Veterinary schools are specialized institutions that train students to become veterinarians, professional doctors for animals. The program combines rigorous coursework in animal biology, medicine, surgery, and diagnostics, along with hands-on clinical experience. Students learn to diagnose and treat various health issues in different species, from pets to farm animals. The goal is to prepare future veterinarians to promote animal health, ensure food safety, and support public health. Graduates earn a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) degree, enabling them to practice veterinary medicine professionally.