Veterinary Sciences Internships

• Alpacas
• Sheep
• Lambs
• Goats
• Birds
• Pigs
• Highland Cows
• Silky Chickens
• Rabbits
• and more

• Hoof trimming for sheep and goats
• Beak trimming for some birds
• Injections
• Medications
• Help with lambing when required (ie, pulling out the lamb if it gets stuck durin

Veterinary Science interns in Australia have worked with both veterinary clinics and hospitals. A past intern worked with a veterinary hospital in Sydney. Interns are responsible for tasks related to nursing and kennel assistance. By working with the veterinary staff, interns will learn about giving injections, prescription diets, flea treatments, as well as dental work. They will also have the opportunity to monitor animals under anesthetics.

Veterinary Sciences interns in Thailand are an integral part of the veterinary team, providing assistance to veterinarians in their work with domestic livestock and exotic animals. Throughout their internship, interns gain practical knowledge in animal diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation, while also observing how these professionals interact with the local community.

The internship program for Veterinary Sciences in Spain offers interns the opportunity to work alongside veterinarians, participating in the care of domestic livestock and exotic animals. This practical experience allows interns to develop skills in animal diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation, while also providing insights into the veterinarians’ community engagement.

In Italy, Veterinary Sciences interns are actively involved in assisting veterinarians with the well-being of domestic livestock and exotic animals. Throughout their internship, they gain hands-on experience in diagnosing, treating, and rehabilitating animals, while also learning about the veterinarians’ role within the local community.

During their internship in Ireland, Veterinary Sciences interns play a vital role in supporting veterinarians as they care for domestic livestock and exotic animals. Through this experience, interns acquire knowledge and skills in animal diagnosis, treatment, and recovery, gaining valuable insights into how these professionals engage with the local community.

The role of Veterinary Sciences interns in Costa Rica revolves around aiding veterinarians in their work with domestic livestock and exotic animals. During their internship, they gain hands-on experience in diagnosing, treating, and rehabilitating animals, while also observing the ways in which these professionals interact with the local community.