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Vet-A-visit FAQ
What is ‘Vet-A-Visit’?
Vet-A-Visit is Michigan State University College of Veterinary
Medicine’s open house to show you our state of the art facility and
many fascinating aspects of the field of veterinary medicine.
What is the theme for Vet-A-Visit?
People of all ages are encouraged to come and submerge themselves in
“One World, One Health, One Medicine”.
What kinds of animals will I see?
There’s something for everyone at Vet-A-Visit. From small animals to
horses, food animals, and exotics. We’re excited to show you a little
bit of everything!
I’m interested in Veterinary Medicine, should I come?
Visitors who are interested in becoming a veterinarian or a licensed
veterinary technician are encouraged to attend the numerous round table
sessions offered to have their questions answered. They can also visit
the pre-veterinary and veterinary technician booths for more
details.
When is VAV and what time should I come?
Vet-A-Visit is on March 27th, 2010 and runs from 9am-4pm. This is a
unique, exciting experience for the whole family and we look forward to
seeing you there and having the opportunity to show you the world of
possibilities that is veterinary medicine!
Can I Bring My Dog, Horse, Gerbil or Tasmanian Devil?
To ensure the health of your pet as well as those animals under the
care of the veterinary hospital, no outside pets are allowed at
Vet-A-Visit. Thank you!