OK, so, this blog is going to be about how I - a student at upper school - gets to be a vet nurse.
So, I'm doing a one day a week college course at Shuttelworth College's Animal care Unit and to be honest it's the highlight of my week - even the theory lessons as both the teachers I have at college make the lessons interesting and they get us involved with the lessons, unlike the "lectures" we receive at school.
Anyway, so, lets recap on the term so far shall we?
so, near the start of September last year we wormed (or tried to at least!!) the goats for the first time, since then we've done that every 3 months,
sometime between then and now we gave some baby alpacas their first ever jabs,
and we've done so much since then it's hard to remember them all!
but the latest news from college is that we where trying to worm the goats, Rhea, wallaby's and emu and...um well I was trying to worm an uncooperative wallaby and a goat ran up behind me and head butted me in the back of the knee. At this point I must stress that, that goat had huge side ways pointing horns.
So! that's that! the last thing I have to say is that the road to becoming a vet is long and bumpy, but I know that there will be people following my painstaking efforts on this blog.
see you all on Friday for the next update guys!!
So, I'm doing a one day a week college course at Shuttelworth College's Animal care Unit and to be honest it's the highlight of my week - even the theory lessons as both the teachers I have at college make the lessons interesting and they get us involved with the lessons, unlike the "lectures" we receive at school.
Anyway, so, lets recap on the term so far shall we?
so, near the start of September last year we wormed (or tried to at least!!) the goats for the first time, since then we've done that every 3 months,
sometime between then and now we gave some baby alpacas their first ever jabs,
and we've done so much since then it's hard to remember them all!
but the latest news from college is that we where trying to worm the goats, Rhea, wallaby's and emu and...um well I was trying to worm an uncooperative wallaby and a goat ran up behind me and head butted me in the back of the knee. At this point I must stress that, that goat had huge side ways pointing horns.
So! that's that! the last thing I have to say is that the road to becoming a vet is long and bumpy, but I know that there will be people following my painstaking efforts on this blog.
see you all on Friday for the next update guys!!
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