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Hi! My name is Jane LapointeI am 35 years old, and I work as a doctor-veterinarian in a private clinic, I run my own blog, write articles for the pet site https://petexperta.com/ . I've been married for about ten years, and I also have a son - 4 years.In my spare timeI do my website, which I started about two years ago - I needed to share my personal understanding on pet care along with my ideas. I experimented with photographs, texts, videos, promotion and recruited 5,000 subscribers. I explain how to begin a blog myself, recruit an audience and create posts. When I am burning with a topic, I wish to discuss doing it. Unfortunately, often it happens that there are few people around me that are burning with the same topics. By way of example, for all networks it just works. And no one would like to speak and consider it in their spare time. And, accordingly, they don't need to know and learn new things for nothing. However, you could write around it and there will be folks that will find it fascinating and useful.

I met with my husband when I was eighteen and my prospective spouse was twenty. Our relationship lasted eleven years; we got married two decades later. We reside in a small city, which is precisely why we could make a family so quickly.

Originally, I had been walking towards my dream of being a vet. For this, I graduated from the Academy of Veterinary Biology and Medicine. This is a specialised university where you only study for veterinarians, animal builders and commodity scientists. Following the job, students become general practitioners, i.e. their education allows them to take care of everyone who walks on four legs, swims and strikes. As a child, everything became apparent with my profession. I picked up and dragged each of the kittens and puppy house to deal with them. To tell the truthI had seven times the illness together with herpes. I had always been anointed with iodine, and my parents instantly sent everyone I brought out of the road. By now I had to choose where to visit, I'd long since made up my head.

Therefore, veterinarians have no specialisation. If a specialist has taken up cardiology, by way of example, and researched the area thoroughly, and finished a lot of classes, he or she might become a self-proclaimed cardiologist, but no one in the usa will give her or him a certificate. It is simply impossible to know everything, therefore each veterinarian specialises in something different: traumatology, operation, and oncology.



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