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Last updated Jan 14 2025
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Veterinary Assistant Reviews

What is it like working as a Veterinary Assistant?

June 2020
There needs to be a change to take care of the employees to create a place where employees can afford to take care of themselves basic needs and further past that.
Veterinary Assistant in Tacoma:
Pros: The coworkers and the animals. Also with clients to provide top notch health care to the patients.
Cons: Management's and promises ignored no positive change in site and they are in search of there bonuses are most important.
April 2020
I love my job!
Veterinary Assistant in Lake Villa:
Pros: I love that my place of work is like a large family. Sometimes we fight or don't see eye to eye, but we all care for each other and move past things. We realize that we have a common goal and that we all need to work together and help each other to achieve that goal.
Cons: If we had a larger building, we could potentially bring in more workers and even clients.
January 2020
Short Staffed.
Veterinary Assistant in Owasso:
Pros: Working with animals
Cons: It’s all about the money and management bonuses even at the cost of employees losing wages.
November 2019
Veterinary Assistant in San Luis Obispo:
Pros: the small town feel
Cons: Entitled people are usually rude
September 2019
Stressful.
Veterinary Assistant in New York:
Pros: Fast paced
Cons: People sometimes are unreasonable
August 2019
Could be better could be worse.
Veterinary Assistant in West Palm Beach:
Pros: Interacting with animals
Cons: My boss
August 2019
Bold choices have consequences.
Veterinary Assistant in Wahiawa:
Pros: I like working hand in hand with people who are ready to teach and educate you in many different areas.
Cons: I'm not thrilled about continuously being told I'm not ready to learn how to do some of the more skillful work. I've shown time and time again that I am ready for more responsibility.

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