A career in Veterinary and Animal Husbandry involves the care and management of animals, both in terms of health and overall well-being. This field is diverse and includes roles in veterinary medicine, animal healthcare, and livestock management.

Veterinarians: 
Diagnose and treat animal illnesses.
Perform surgeries and provide preventive care.
Conduct research on animal diseases.

Animal Husbandry Experts / Livestock Managers:
Manage animal breeding and reproduction.
Oversee animal well-being, nutrition, and healthcare.
Implement disease prevention measures on farms.

Animal Scientists:
Research and improve animal breeding and production.
Study genetics, behavior, and nutrition.
Provide recommendations for sustainable farming.

Veterinary Assistants and Technicians:
Assist in medical procedures and surgeries.
Perform diagnostic tests and administer treatments.
Educate pet owners and farmers on care practices.

Aimal Welfare Officers:
Ensure compliance with animal welfare laws.
Investigate cases of abuse or neglect.
Promote responsible pet ownership.

Zoo Veterinarians and Wildlife Biologists:
Provide medical care for zoo and wildlife animals.
Conduct research on wildlife diseases and conservation.
Contribute to efforts to protect endangered species.

Step 1: Educational Background:  Complete your 10+2 education with a focus on biology and chemistry.

Step 2:  Undergraduate Education:  Pursue a Bachelor's degree in Veterinary Science or Animal Husbandry from a recognized institution.

Step 3:  Gain Practical Experience:  Seek internships or part-time positions in veterinary clinics, farms, or animal shelters to gain hands-on experience.

Step 4:  Specialization (Optional):  Consider specializing in a specific area such as small animals, large animals, exotic animals, or wildlife, depending on your interests.

Step 5:  Advanced Degrees (Optional):  Some roles, especially in research or academia, may require a Master's or Ph.D. in Veterinary Science or a related field.

Step 6:  Certifications and Licensing:  Obtain necessary certifications and licenses required to practice as a veterinarian or in specific areas of animal husbandry.

• Veterinarian
• Animal Husbandry Specialist
• Veterinary Surgeon
• Wildlife Biologist
• Zoo Veterinarian
• Livestock Manager
• Veterinary Researcher
• Animal Welfare Officer
• Veterinary Pathologist
• Aquatic Veterinarian
• Pet Behaviorist
• Veterinary Radiologist
• Dairy Farm Manager
• Poultry Farm Manager
• Equine Veterina

• Veterinary Clinics and Hospitals
• Livestock and Poultry Farms
• Zoos and Wildlife Sanctuaries
• Research Institutions and Laboratories
• Government Veterinary Departments
• Animal Welfare Organizations
• Aquaculture and Fisheries
• Pharmaceutical Companies
• Pet Food Industry
• Educational Institutions
• Dairy and Dairy Processing
• Government Regulatory Agencies
• Equine Industry
• Private Veterinary Practices
• Wildlife Conservation NGOs