Associations to the word «Veterinary»
Noun
- Cbe
- Vertebrate
- Copenhagen
- Puppy
- Rehabilitation
- Graduate
- Wellness
- Clinician
- Lyon
- Mite
- Association
- Artillery
- Cine
- Pedagogy
- Influenza
- Supermarket
- Cat
- Doctor
- Lab
- Education
- Professor
- Obe
- Economic
- Meteorology
- Panchayat
- Bakery
- Supervision
- Examiner
- Toxicity
- Exam
- Bsc
- Psychology
- Neurology
- Diploma
- Petrol
- Welfare
- Mathematic
- Siegfried
- Treat
- Awarding
- Teaching
- Dev
- Reproduction
- Aquarium
- Administration
- Quartermaster
- Professional
- Hoof
- Steroid
- Minnesota
- Treatment
- Informatics
- Dogs
- Practise
- Davis
- Bucharest
- Auburn
- Virus
- Hanover
- Cow
- Scientist
- Yerevan
- Procedure
- Bayer
- Journal
- Department
- Ecology
- Biological
- Regulation
- Madras
- Expertise
- Ontario
- Ds
- Opioid
- Qualification
- Diagnosis
- Amendment
- Certification
- Infection
- Associate
Adjective
Wiktionary
VETERINARY, adjective. Of or relating to the medical or surgical treatment of animals, especially domestic and farm animals
VETERINARY, noun. A veterinary surgeon, a veterinarian
VETERINARY HOSPITAL, noun. A hospital where animals are treated.
VETERINARY HOSPITALS, noun. Plural of veterinary hospital
VETERINARY MEDICINE, noun. (veterinary medicine) The branch of medicine that deals with the causes, diagnosis, and treatment of diseases and injuries of animals, especially domestic and farm animals.
VETERINARY SURGEON, noun. A doctor who practices veterinary medicine.
VETERINARY SURGEONS, noun. Plural of veterinary surgeon
VETERINARY TECHNICIAN, noun. A technical nurse in the veterinary field of medicine.
VETERINARY TECHNICIANS, noun. Plural of veterinary technician
Dictionary definition
VETERINARY, noun. A doctor who practices veterinary medicine.
VETERINARY, adjective. Of or relating to veterinarians or veterinary medicine.
Wise words
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