"The critical thing is to enjoy practice and never do it alone. My partners and the people I hire have fun with me and the
clients."
—Dr. Lee Holden, owner, Britton Road Veterinary Clinic; Oklahoma City, Okla.
"Just to be able to sit there and solve that medical problem and make that pet feel better is a great feeling. There's a
smile that comes over a client's face. In some professions, you have to wait a long time to see that."
—Dr. Joe Kendrick, owner, Asheville Highway Animal Clinic; Knoxville, Tenn.
Dr. W. Andrew Rollo
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"This profession never gets boring. Just when you think you're getting good, there's always a case that walks in the door
and you have no idea what's going on."
—Dr. W. Andrew Rollo, associate, Madison Veterinary Hospital; Madison Heights, Mich.
Dr. Mona Rosenberg
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"It's really important to take the time to evaluate your happiness. To lead a fulfilled life, you have to be able to make
time for things that make you happy."
—Dr. Mona Rosenberg, owner, City of Angels Veterinary Specialty Center; Culver City, Calif.
"I was raised with horses. I didn't get an affinity for being a veterinarian and then decide to make it a livelihood. I had
the affinity for horses, and my mother pushed me to go off to college and make a living. I enjoyed being a veterinarian."
—Dr. Peter Hall, retired equine practitioner
Dr. Ross Clark
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"I can't think of a day when I thought I should have done something else."
—Dr. Ross Clark, owner, Woodland West Animal Hospital and Pet Resort; Tulsa, Okla.
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