Junior Vets
Buckhead Preparatory School
Students learn to listen to a real heartbeat, splint a fractured paw, close a surgical incision on a training simulator, and read an actual x-ray to find the fracture, the swallowed sock, the thing nobody else spotted. Over 12 weeks, your vet-in-training will: • Take vitals and detect heart murmurs with pediatric-grade stethoscopes • Master splinting, wound care, and suturing on veterinary simulators • Diagnose from real x-rays — fractures, foreign objects, and mystery cases • Build a hardcover Case-File Journal documenting every patient they treat