As a veterinary assistant, you will help veterinarians treat animals, perform routine medical procedures, and collect samples for laboratory research. Veterinary assistants also work closely with veterinarians to ensure the continuity of patient care. This field requires strong communication skills and physical stamina. Many assistants work with...

To become a veterinary assistant, you will need at least a high school diploma. In many cases, employers will train you on the job, but many prefer applicants with animal-centered experience. Volunteering at animal shelters or rescue organizations can help you gain experience in this field. After gaining experience, you can earn certifications from...

If you love animals, becoming a veterinary assistant may be the career for you. The job requires you to monitor animal health conditions and evaluate treatment options. You will need to be able to work in a fast-paced environment and remain calm under pressure. You will also have to lift and carry heavy objects and animals, which requires a lot...