Being a Vet in the 21st Century (Broché)

And you thought that being a vet was easy. You thought vets were either good-looking and always on TV, or they were highly intelligent doctors who spend their days curing kittens and cuddling puppies. You thought being a vet was all about flat caps and off-road vehicles. Days spent wearing muddy boots and looking anxious, yet caring, as they share the view with a strangely attractive young farmer.
These ideas are all correct - and wrong. The world has changed (it always did) and it's become clear that Vetting is really all about the people who are vets. Those amazing folk who do the job and live the life. Being a Vet in the 21st Century discovers what kind of people become vets and explores how vets cope with their highly specialized life choice. And Being a Vet in the 21st Century also takes a special look at how vets are handling what is probably the biggest change the vet profession has ever experienced - the recent and explosive influence of consumerism and big-business on their everyday lives.
This book has been written for people who want to be vets. And ifs for their mums - they should definitely read it. Its for vet-students and it's for new-vets who are just beginning. And it's for anyone else who just wants to know more about being a vet, their personalities and their happiness.