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Dr. Hudson works at the animal clinic. He is an 

animal doctor or a Veterinarian. He helps 

animals when they are sick or injured by 

performing surgeries, giving shots, and 

prescribing medicine. 

In order for Dr. Hudson to become a Vet he 

had to go to college. In college Dr. Hudson 

earned his Doctoral/Professional Degree, which 

allowed him to become a Veterinarian. 

Dr. Hudson makes a lot of money being a 

Veterinarian. He earns around $40 an hour 

and has an annual salary of $82,040.

Everyday Dr. Hudson starts by examining all the overnight emergency 

animals first. Then he continues with his daily round like checking each 

patient and contacting their owner for progress. All surgeries, 

vaccinations, and wound dressings are done during early hours.

After wards Dr. Hudson and his co-workers go to lunch. 

During lunch the clinic usually stops taking appointments for 

around 1 to 2 hours. 

Some Interesting Facts

* Many choose to specialize in the most common types of 

domesticated animals such as cats or dogs, but they may also 

specialize in exotic animals such as snakes and reptiles

*Vets often work just as hard as regular doctors 

*Many vets supervise technicians and assistants and many own 

their own business and are their own boss

This job is important because vets help care for 

peoples pets when they are sick or injured. to most 

people their pets are like family, so it is important to 

them to make sure their pets are healthy.

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