A veterinarian’s salary can vary depending on experience and employment conditions.

Variable, depending on the employer.

Not typically, though occasional activities are possible through veterinary telemedicine, with certain limitations.

• Employee in a private veterinary clinic

• Employee in a public institution (e.g., Sanitary Veterinary and Food Safety Directorates)

• Employee in an authorized veterinary education institution

• Employee in other public or private structures

• Strong knowledge of veterinary medicine and dentistry

• Ability to understand specialized literature and stay updated with new trends

• Excellent verbal communication with clients

• Ability to explain veterinary issues and treatments in simple terms

• Ability to interact calmly with animals, especially those showing aggressive behavior

• Ability to collaborate effectively with colleagues and assistants

• Logical thinking in diagnosing problems and choosing treatments

• Ability to assess different treatment options and select the best one

• Basic digital skills to use medical software and maintain digital records

• Organizational and time-management skills

• Participate in internships at veterinary clinics, farms, or animal shelters

• Join volunteer or practice programs involving direct interaction with animals and their owners

• Take part in animal protection organizations’ volunteer activities

• Read specialized literature and keep up with recent publications

• Attend relevant veterinary conferences and workshops

Sources: (2) + (3)