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Originally Posted by BamaFan121s  I agree with you, not arguing. Not all of them are informed but some are--be it vet or nutritionist. So it is up to us to find one that can answer questions, not use 'oh vets don't know' and 'they are only concerned about money' as an excuse, mainly because it is not accurate. (Not every vet is versed in reproduction, so if that is an area that you need your vet to be on the up and up about, you find one that is.)
By the way, good for Texas A&M...woo hoo, way to go? Guess you benefit from being close to them too...?  Wasn't trying to challenge who's school was better... |
You're right..that is why I always say MOST vets don't know anything about nutrition. So far as schools, I wasn't trying to challenge whose school is better...just saying I'm attending one of the top vet schools in the country. You said you benefited by being close to one of the top vet schools and all I was saying was A&M is a top one too
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