Definition: Vet. Surg. stands for "Veterinary Surgery." It is a surgical branch of medicine that deals with the care, treatment, and rehabilitation of animals, especially humans who have been injured or sickened by some other cause, such as trauma, disease, poisoning, surgery, or medical procedures.
Here are the basic definitions:
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Veterinary Medicine
: This subfield focuses on the diagnosis, prevention, diagnosis, and management of diseases in livestock or companion animals.
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Vet (noun)
: A person who has been trained to provide care for livestock and their owners to treat illness and injury from an animal's injuries or to help them recover.
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Surgery
: The act of removing, replacing, or changing parts or tissue of the body in order to achieve a desired outcome.
So in summary:
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Vet (noun)
: A professional person trained as a vet
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Veterinary Medicine
: Care and treatment provided for livestock
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Vet Surgeon
: Someone who specializes in veterinary medicine
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