What kind of Veterinarians (Vets) are there? I have found that they are many  different types of Vets. The first one is for Livestock. The large animals on a farm, such as Cows, Sheep, Pigs and then the Poultry side, such as Chicken and Turkey. Then what most people think about is Companion Animals, Cats and Dogs. Next, is the Exotic Vet, they take care of the Reptiles, Amphibians and small mammals like Guinea Pigs, Rats, Mice and what I want is a Ferret. Then there is the Mixed Practice that does a lot of everything. Then some do the Lab Animal Testing that take care of the animals that are tested prior to Humans getting drugs. They provide as much as possible humane treatment for those in the tests. They breakdown more from here into Group Practice, Private Practice, Government Opportunities, Surgeon and Equine is all by itself. Income is not a great influencer here, in 2016 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics the median salary for a Vet was 88,770, low end was 69,240 and high end was 118,460. We love our Vets, and we love our animals, so remember it may be the Vets job but it is more for love of the animals and their fur parents than making loads of money!

K Bell Mens Veterinarian Socks begins on a background of Charcoal Heather Grey with Indigo Dye for the Heels and Toes. It looks like a sick Beagle is under the Cuff with an Ice Pack and a Thermometer in his mouth. Next you have a Cat in a Scrub and another one looking at a syringe. The St. Bernard has a bucket that may carry Whiskey or other supplies. The Lab has a Black Stethoscope on, and another Dog has a Lab Coat on. This Sock is made with Arch Support for a Supportive Fit, Reinforced Heel and Toe for longer Wear and Durability, Smooth Toe Seam for Maximum Comfort and it is a Large Size and a Thin Style.

Made in Korea

44% Nylon
36% Pima Cotton
17% Polyester
03% Spandex

Machine Wash Cold, With Like Colors, Gentle Cycle
Only Non-Chlorine Bleach When Needed
Tumble Dry Low. Do Not Iron. Do Not Dry Clean.