First we had a look in the consulting room where the animals first go to be seen by the vet. We saw the table that the animals sit on and were surprised to learn that vets use stethoscopes the same as doctors.
Many of us tried out the scales to see how much the numbers moved.
Next, we went to the room where the vets store all the medicines and have their machines for checking the animals blood. We got to see how they worked and what some of the medicines looked like.
In the morning, we peeped inside the treatment room and got to see a dog having its teeth brushed.
In the afternoon, we were able to go into the operating theatre and x-ray room to have a look at all the different equipment that is used.
We were so excited to see the cat and dog kennels. We were lucky enough to see some cats, dogs and rabbits whilst we were at the vet.
Finally we had a little look around the main entrance at all of the posters, leaflets and things that people can buy at the vets. We asked all sorts of questions and found out that they have never had any lions at the vet but they have had snakes, tarantulas, monkeys and tortoises as well as a small pony! We thought it was very funny that a horse would fit inside the vets! Gemma and the others at the vet were very kind and gave us all sorts of things to take back to school with us to put in our own vets. We have added medicine bottles, syringes, leaflets, bandages, photos, x-rays, posters and a whole lot more. Thank you to everyone at Northvet for letting us come up and have a look around. We had a wonderful time.