It’s that time of the year again: are you ready for Match time?? There’s no good way of putting it, the Veterinary Internship & Residency Matching program is stressful for everyone. It doesn’t matter if it’s your first time applying or you’re a seasoned Matching pro. If it’s your first time applying through the veterinary […]
Textbooks, which ones should you buy?
Should you buy every textbook on the list of recommended books you’re given in vet school? We get this question all the time and the answer is no! It simply is not realistic (or necessary) to purchase every single textbook a class syllabus mentions! There are however some textbooks that will be very helpful during vet school and […]
Veterinary Specialists – what are they and how to become one?
We’re used to hearing the term specialist when applied to human medicine. But what about veterinary medicine? Did you know that there are many specialties in our field? I’d risk saying that the majority of the general population does not! So, what is a veterinary specialist? Veterinary specialists are veterinarians with advanced training that […]
4th Year Vet Student Must Haves
On one of our previous posts, we gave you some tips on how to be a stellar 4th year. This time around, we’re sharing some tools and supplies you’ll need to help you achieve that! Please know that some of the links below are affiliate links. Remember, this is the perfect time to learn how to […]
Veterinary Internships – What to expect and how to make the best of yours
How to make the best of your internship year For most soon to be interns, you were a senior vet student just a few weeks ago. At the start of your veterinary internship, you are expected not only to function as an independent doctor but in some cases also to teach the new students that […]
Questions/Comments after being featured on Realize.vet Podcast
We just got featured on Dr. April Kung’s podcast at Realize.vet! We had a great conversation that hopefully will be helpful to all of you, regardless of if you’re considering applying to vet school or if you’re a little ahead of that and deciding if specialty medicine is for you. To make your life easier, […]