Take this three-minute video tour of veterinary camp. If you want to become a veterinarian, veterinary camps are something you should be exploring right now. They are the best way to learn about the veterinary profession and what it is like to attend veterinary college. You’ll also get some fantastic hands-on animal experience and learn how fun the science of animals can be.
For a detailed article on the Auburn Junior Veterinary camp featured in this video read “Attending the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine Junior Vet Camp”. To read about other camps, try “Attending the Dr. Tim Ogilvie AVC Vet Camp”
Also, remember to search for camps on the Vet Set Go Activity Section.
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VetFan#1
This sounds like a really cool camp I really want to come.
Dr. Chris Carpenter
Here is a link to their camp: http://www.auburn.edu/outreach/opce/auburnyouthprograms/juniorvet.htm
unicorncaroline
oh wow that looks amazing I wish I could go but I don't live any were near there
KRFexotic7
I am SO excited to apply to this next year! It has been my dream to be a veterinarian since I was 5! I was inspired by Dr. K to specialize as an avian and exotic vet when I grow up! :) :) :)
Dr. Chris Carpenter
Look forward to seeing your entry next year. Try shadowing at your neighborhood veterinary hospital this summer!
Anapulga
I would love to attend, as it seems very helpful and the atmosphere looks amazing. However, do you have a facility in North Carolina? It would be great if the camp could travel to different states for individuals who aren't near Alabama.
Dr. Chris Carpenter
Veterinary camps are great but they aren't the only option. Think about shadowing a veterinarian in your local community. Download our Vet Volunteer app to see if we have any locations located near your home in North Carolina. Also, take our course on shadowing in Vet Set Go Academy to see how you can find an opportunity close to home
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