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1. Why did you choose this profession?
EB: As a child, I always loved animals and dreamed of becoming someone who could help them.
2. Are you certified in any specialized area?

EB: In the canine area
3. What is hardest about working with animals?

EB: Sometimes, although you are trying to help them, animals get scared, and can become a little violent.
4. Have you ever treated an animal you never would have imagined? If so which one?

EB: The animal most unexpected to me was a chicken, since I don’t usually work with farm animals.
5. What is a typical day at work like for you?

EB: There are usually many animals coming in for check-ups.
6. What are your beliefs in treating animals?

EB: That every animal needs help, no matter what species it is, they are all living.
7. Is there any person you admire, or who inspires you?

EB: No one in general, just people who work hard and are determined.
8. Which is your favorite animal of all time? Why?

EB: Dogs, because they are very friendly, they are not called “man’s best friend” for nothing
9. Is there any specific animal you prefer to work with?

EB: Once again dogs, because they are easier to handle and I am a specialist in treating them.
10.  What has been the most memorable experience you have had as a veterinarian?

EB: I have many memorable moments as a vet, but I think the outcome is more important, I love seeing pets happy after being treated.
11. Do you think there is something that is necessary in someone’s personality to be able to work with animals?

EB: To be able to help animals, one must love them to the extent that it becomes your priority and passion.​

Estephany Bolton

Veterinarians are doctors who diagnose and treat animal illnesses or injures. They work with many kinds of animals depending on their specialization; such as Lrge animals, small animals, etc.. Veterinarians usually work long hours, since they must be ready or prepared in case of an emergency. Entry level veterinarians must complete a 2-year or 4-year veterinary technology program (or another program depending on their  specialization), and must pass a state examination to acquire a license. Their work can be demanding and/or physically stressing and dangerous.

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