As you can see, I'm procrastinating quite heavily - I largely blame 'VPH' or Veterinary Public Health as it is more accurately known. It's interesting, let's not pretend otherwise, it's just a bit dry. Filled with welfare legislation, notifiable disease regulations, control methods, zoonoses, salmonella, PMs, abattoirs, salmonella and salmonella. I've got as far as HACCP (Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point) and just want to burn something! Apparently Cambridge was criticised a while back for not doing enough VPH, and now we seem to have bounced in the opposite direction... 39 lectures!!! It's as big as BIDDS was!
3 Exams this term, Alimentary (which is really good), Animal Breeding (also really interesting - the obs and gynae stuff is seemingly my thing, probably helped by doing developmental bio last year) and VPH.
I've just discovered that there are loads of vet student blogs out there - maybe when I've got some time I'll scout out the best of them.
Tom
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That's alot of salmonella.....it's kinda all we talked about during our exotic animal lectures (being an SVN, we don't do many of these). Though we did spend a whole hour talking about canine faeces....in a way I felt like a weird (weirder?) version of Gillian McKeith.
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