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Vet or wants to be one I realy want to be one so I need some advise.
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reminds me of a joke I heard on the peter kay advert, for his new DVD :
Man rings the local indian :
"Do you deliver?"
"No, we do Lamb, Beef and Prawn though"
Ba-boom-tsch.
Man rings the local indian :
"Do you deliver?"
"No, we do Lamb, Beef and Prawn though"
Ba-boom-tsch.
Stop that right now young man!
*Grabs djerrud_Quince by right earlobe*
You're in a lot of trouble, young man!
*Grabs djerrud_Quince by right earlobe*
You're in a lot of trouble, young man!
My mum in called Yvette, which is pronounced "Ivet" (its french)
Out home telephone number is 1 digit different to the veterenatians and people often ringing up saying "Hi is this the vet" which confuses my mother and she often gets asked to deal with sick cats and suchlike.
Just though you'd like to know that.
Out home telephone number is 1 digit different to the veterenatians and people often ringing up saying "Hi is this the vet" which confuses my mother and she often gets asked to deal with sick cats and suchlike.
Just though you'd like to know that.
angel don't be mean.
Games Girl, if you want to be a vet, you have to start pracitising now. The surgeries like it if you have some practical experience.
So if you have a friend who's hamseter looks a little ill, then try and sort it out yourself. Bandage up any areas that look a little wet, and you might want to give it some asprin or something in it's water. If that works then move on to bigger animals.
Games Girl, if you want to be a vet, you have to start pracitising now. The surgeries like it if you have some practical experience.
So if you have a friend who's hamseter looks a little ill, then try and sort it out yourself. Bandage up any areas that look a little wet, and you might want to give it some asprin or something in it's water. If that works then move on to bigger animals.
El Hulkstré wrote:
> How's your biology?
that works on so many levels ....
> How's your biology?
that works on so many levels ....
If your only 10 you dont need advice you just need to carry on getting educated.
El Hulkstré wrote:
> I take it you're doing it as an A-Level currently then. What was your
> AS grade?
>
> I'd imagine you'd need biology, since it is essentially a medical
> profession, just on animals, not people.
I'm 10 how can I be doing my A-levels?
> I take it you're doing it as an A-Level currently then. What was your
> AS grade?
>
> I'd imagine you'd need biology, since it is essentially a medical
> profession, just on animals, not people.
I'm 10 how can I be doing my A-levels?
El Hulkstré wrote:
> How's your biology?
It's fine
> How's your biology?
It's fine
I'm not a vet, but I did consider it as a career at one stage.
I'm a vet.
Now let me check out your beaver.
Now let me check out your beaver.
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