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The cost of veterinary school for a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree ranges from $18,000-$42,000 annually. For a four-year course, veterinary school costs to achieve a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree are $72,000-$170,000. For a six-year course, veterinary school cost to achieve a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree is $110,000-$250,000.
Perhaps the single most influential force driving up veterinary costs is the school debt that a veterinarian now graduates with. In 2010, for example, the average veterinarian graduated with over $138,000 in student loans (VIN NEWS Service).That debt is growing exponentially.ost clients who argue that the cost of veterinary medicine is too high do not even take steps to help lower their own costs. Greater than 90% of pet owners do not own pet insurance for their pets even though costs are typically very low (around $50/month) and some plans pay up to 90% of costs when the animal is sick.