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.
The first step to becoming a veterinarian in the U.S. is attending undergraduate school. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), some veterinary colleges require applicants to hold only 45-90 undergraduate hours; however, most students enter veterinary school with bachelor's degrees (www.bls.gov).fter gaining admittance, students complete four years of veterinary school to earn a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (D.V.M.). The first two years of veterinary school typically focus on basic science education in the classroom and laboratory.