Way back in 1963, General Electric came up with a solution: the self-cleaning oven. The company's innovative P7 model introduced the pyrolytic cleaning method [source: GE Appliances]. That was a fancy name for heating the residue until it carbonized and turned to ash.
The conventional wisdom â especially among the veterinary set â would have you believe that itâs tougher to get into veterinary school than medical school.
Vet school is harder to get into. It takes more training time (7 years plus fellowship) for the average physician than the average veterinarian, before private practice. There is a large overlap. I can't speak to differences in difficulty in training, having been only through the physician side.