Components of Animal Hospital - Veterinarians and Medical Environment

A veterinarian is a doctor who treats animals for diseases. They are generally divided into two major groups: veterinarians for "small animals" and "large animals". In addition to medical treatment with drugs, they can also perform surgical treatment or other services, such as neutering or castration of animals, and in some countries, vocal cord removal and de-odorization of animals. There are usually two types of veterinarians. One is livestock veterinarians, specializing in the treatment of diseases of the livestock, such as pigs, cattle or chickens.

The other is the recently emerging pet veterinarians, specializing in the treatment of diseases for personal pets such as cats and dogs. However, because of the increase in the frequency of contact between humans and animals due to economic development, the scope of veterinary services has expanded accordingly. So, there are so-called specialist doctors, such as wildlife doctors serving in zoos; as public health departments have also begun to need many veterinarians for disease investigation, livestock product inspection and gate-keeping, there are also so-called carcass health inspection veterinarians or public health veterinary officers, etc.

General veterinarians need to study microbial pathogens and animal diseases, veterinary pathology and disease diagnosis, public health and veterinary medicine, aquatic animals and veterinary medicine, internal medicine, surgery, anesthesiology, chemistry, histology, anatomy, immunology, parasitology, genetics, pharmacology, avian pathology, bovine pathology, swine pathology, and small animal diseases, and have many years of clinical practice, while following regulations and ethics during practice.

There are a wide range of facilities in the animal hospital, including the Shin Shin Animal Hospital Equipment- Surgical Suite - Hyperbaric Oxygen Chamber - Large Dog Floor Unit - Large ICU Oxygen Room - Small ICU Oxygen Room - Biochemical Analysis (right) - Biochemical Endocrine Testing - Canine Isolation Unit, etc. to provide animal related medical care.