How To Become a Veterinary Doctor in Kenya

This article will discuss how to become a veterinarian in Kenya, the necessary qualifications, skills required, and expected salary.

Who is a Veterinary Doctor?

A veterinarian assists animals in recovering from injuries, managing their health issues, and maintaining their general health. These physicians, sometimes known as veterinarians or vets, frequently feel pleased by their jobs because they improve the quality of life for animals. If you appreciate science and spending time with animals, a career as a veterinarian may appeal to you. This post will explore how to become a veterinarian, their typical wage, and the qualities necessary for job success.

Requirements to join campus and application process.

To be eligible, applicants must meet at least one of the following requirements:

C+ in KCSE with a minimum C+ (plus) in Biology or Biological Sciences and Chemistry and one in Mathematics, Physics or Physical Sciences or Agriculture.

In addition, two principals and one subsidiary must pass at the KACE level or equivalent, one of which must be in biology and the other in any other scientific topic.

Three. A-C in KCSE with an ordinary diploma in animal/human health, agriculture, or medical laboratory technology from a recognized institute.

A Biological Science Bachelor’s Degree from an Approved Institution.

In addition, the Senate must provide its approval before any other qualification is accepted as an equal.

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Field of Study

Veterinary pathology

Veterinary surgery and radiology

Animal husbandry

Veterinary Gynaecology and obstetrics

Animal genetics and breeding

Veterinary medicine