Employee Benefits

In general, vets can earn between $52,000 and $161,000 a year. The median salary for all vets is around $89,000 a year. Earnings for vets depend on many factors, such as location and employer. For example, those who work for government agencies tend to earn more than those who work in private practice. Income depends on experience and responsibilities. The type of animal vets work with can also affect earnings. Those who only work with food-producing animals tend to earn more than those who work with pets.Most vets receive benefits as well as a salary. These often include health and dental plans and paid vacation and sick days. Those who are self-employed must provide their own benefits. The median wage for veterinarians is hourly $49.49 and …show more content…
Others travel to farms, work in laboratories or classrooms, or work for the government. Veterinarians who treat horses or food animals travel between their offices and farms and ranches. Veterinarians who conduct research work primarily in offices and laboratories. Veterinarians who work in food safety and inspection travel to farms.

Question 8: What is the current and future employment outlook for this career?

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, (BLS), jobs for veterinarians were projected to grow by 9% between 2014 and 2024, slightly faster than most occupations. Although demand for veterinarians remains high, growth in this industry has slowed, resulting in more competition for jobs in this field. There may be less competition in farm animal veterinary practices.

Question 9: What is it about this interest you? (opinion)

I consider this job as my ideal job. I do really love medicine and science. Since I was little I have like animals. I know this is a job I would love. I want to have the ability to relieve the suffering of animals that have experienced traumatic injuries or chronic illnesses I can not imagine myself working in another field. Being a doctor and being able to save animals, that is what I want to