Whom do we call a veterinary doctor?

A veterinary doctor is a medical professional who treats animals.

Vets diagnose disease, perform surgery, vaccinate, and advise on nutrition and welfare for pets, farm animals, and wildlife. They hold a veterinary degree and a license to practice. They also support public health by controlling zoonotic diseases like rabies and brucellosis.

• Workplaces: Clinics, farms, labs, zoos, government.
• Services: Treatment, surgery, imaging, reproductive care.
• Preventive role: Vaccines, deworming, herd health plans.