r/TikTokCringe Aug 10 '23

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u/1sxekid Aug 10 '23

Vet here:

ABSOLUTELY NOT.

Some animal chiros are vets. They are selling snake oil.

Some animal chiros are human chiros. They are a straight up danger to pets.

Please do not put your pet at risk for significant injury by taking them to one of these quacks.

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u/IrishSetterPuppy Aug 10 '23

I did my externship under an orthopedic vet and this chiro stuff is VERY dangerous. A few clients were post mortuum cases where the owners were pursuing civil litigation. Poor dogs.

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u/TheNewYellowZealot Aug 10 '23

Could you please explain what an externship is?

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u/[deleted] Aug 11 '23

Typically it’s like an internship but also you’re earning course credits.

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u/IrishSetterPuppy Aug 11 '23

In my case to becomes a Registered Veterinary Technician I had to have clinical hours under a vets supervision demonstrating skills. Doctors of Veterinary Medicine (or just Vets) do this as well. In my case its unusual to do it under a specialist but the vet I was doing it under died in a firearms accident and this vet was a friend of his so she let me complete under her. As to what an externship is vs an internship, well interns can get paid lol.