I wonder if there are any apprentices of pet veterinarians?

My friend runs a pet hospital. Last year, he came down for a surprise inspection, but he was severely punished just because he didn't have a medical record and used some drugs. It's been much stricter recently. Unless you are an intern who has studied animal husbandry and veterinary medicine, few people dare to accept you without the qualification of practicing veterinary medicine, because since you are a handyman, you must give your dog an injection or something, and no one will ask if you have any accidents. It will be very troublesome if you meet an unscrupulous pet owner without documents.

My friend's pet hospital uses younger brothers and sisters as handymen, all of whom are interns in the same school. What they do is to take temperature, draw blood, inject, discuss symptoms, observe and learn during surgery, etc. Actually, the task is not heavy. The key is that someone will accept you. You have to ask this one by one. Others can't help you.