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Under the provisions of the Veterinary Surgeons Act of 1966, with certain minor exceptions, only a registered veterinary surgeon is permitted to diagnose and treat the injuries and ailments of animals. To train to be a veterinary surgeon you will need to go to university and take a veterinary degree. The universities in the UK offering veterinary degrees approved by the RCVS are Bristol, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Liverpool, London (the Royal Veterinary College) and Nottingham.
The Department of Laborâs Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that before you start working as a veterinarian you are required to complete a Veterinary of Medicine doctorate degree. You complete your doctorate degree while attending an accredited veterinary medicine school. It typically takes four years to complete medicine school. Courses you will take as you complete veterinary medicine school include anatomy, physiology and disease prevention.