One of the many delightful things about moving in with two other vets is that the fridge is always full of surprises. For example, one might discover sheep faeces for faecal egg count in a jam jar, mastitic milk in a "yellow top container" (ie vegemite jar), and what could be either someone's microbial culture and sensitivity or an orange that's been left in the fridge for six weeks.
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As told by six New Grad Vets
- The Mixed Practice Team
- After five years of university, six friends graduated from vet school and went their separate ways. Now they're out in the big wide world where they have to trust their own judgement and their knowledge to make important life and death situations. This blog follows their journey in their first year after uni. Each of these vets will post on a regular basis about the challenges, the triumphs, the downfalls, and the important moments – big and small – of life as a vet. These are their stories.
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