Indian Trail Animal Hospital VET CAMP:

Sixth to Eighth Grade Summer 2019

 

Indian Trail Animal Hospital is offering Adventures in Veterinary Medicine
Vet Camp and Clinical Experiences for sixth to eighth graders. 

Below is a glimpse of what your campers can anticipate when attending 
Vet Camp:

-Learn about and practice safe interaction with dogs and cats
-Have hands-on expereince with animal guests
-Receive a behind the scenes tour of Indian Trail Animal Hospital
-Learn about parasites
-Explore toxicology
-Learn about the instruments and techniques used in an animal physical exam
-View bacteria and microscopic parasites using a microscope
-Spending time learning about radiology and viewing x-rays.
-Learning about dentistiry and they types of surgeries that vets perform
-Learning about and view animal physical rehabilitation methods used by guest speakers of Vet REC 

 

Clinical Experience with Dr. Tabony:

During the Clinical Expereince campers will shadow Dr. Tabony and her technicians in the treatment area and exam rooms as they examine and care for dogs and cats.

This camp is an additional experience that campers can register for. Campers must have attended Adventures in Veterinary Medicine before attending a clinical expereince. The expereince takes place on Mondays and is limited to four campers.

 

 

Please provide a drink for your child labeled with their name. 

Dinner will be provided during Adventures in Veterinary Medicine and snacks will be provided during the clinical experience. 

 

Register Now!  Click above to register your sixth to eighth grader for Vet Camp!

*Please note that if you are signing your child up for multiple sessions or signing up multiple children in the same family the registration site will prompt you to use different email addresses!*

***Refund policy - All registrations are final.  Registration can be applied towards a future camp if your child has to withdraw before the start of camp, but refunds are not issued.  

(Please note that the charge will appear as 'C. Tabony Veterinary Relief Services, Inc.')