The Auburn College Veterinary Teaching Hospital provides condition-of-the-art veterinary care and works as a referral hospital and community practice facility to citizens throughout Alabama and neighboring states. With board-licensed specialists along with a across the country famous faculty, clients from the teaching hospital take advantage of the combined expertise of college specialists, citizens, interns, DVM students and veterinary specialists employing a team-based method of patient healthcare.
Emergency
The Auburn College College of Veterinary Medicine’s Teaching Hospital (small and big animal) operate 24/7 every single day for emergency services.
Wilford and Kate Bailey Small Animal Teaching Hospital
Dogs, felines, domestic/companion creatures
John Thomas Vaughan Large Animal Teaching Hospital
Equine, animals/farm creatures
*Whenever possible, it's suggested you initially speak to your vet who are able to help in getting your medical situation known towards the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (small or large animal). However, emergency and demanding care services are supplied 24/7.
Stacey Zipfel
In the United States, schools of veterinary medicine do not look at ACT scores when evaluating applicants. The ACT (and SAT) are designed to test a high school student's academic abilities for entrance into undergraduate college. Vet school is a graduate school that accepts applicants that have already completed several years of undergraduate college. The test Auburn's vet school will look at is generally the GRE (Graduate Record Exam), or possibly the MCAT (Medical College Admission Test). The VCAT (Veterinary College Admission Test) no longer exists.
In the United States, they are scattered across the country. There are 28 in all, with several in New England and the majority distributed through the Midwest and Great Plains of the central United States. Around the world, there are several accredited schools of veterinary medicine in most first world countries, and at least one in almost every country around the world.
In 2007 Auburn's Veterinary School, Main Campus, was rated number 14 (along with three other schools) in the nation.