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What subjects are available in the animal hospital?

What subjects are available in the animal hospital?
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Animal hospitals usually have the following subjects:1. Veterinary Department: Provides medical services for pets and agricultural animals, including diagnosis, treatment, surgery, etc.2. Reproduction Department: Provides services related to animal reproduction technology, such as artificial insemin

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Animal hospitals usually have the following subjects:


1. Veterinary Department: Provides medical services for pets and agricultural animals, including diagnosis, treatment, surgery, etc.


2. Reproduction Department: Provides services related to animal reproduction technology, such as artificial insemination, embryo transfer, reproductive health examination, etc.


3. Laboratory Department: Provide animal disease detection, diagnosis, screening and other services.


4. Nursing Department: Provides services such as animal health management, preventive health care and nutrition plan formulation.


5. Surgery: Provide animal surgical services, such as tumor removal, fracture repair, etc.


6. Dentistry: Provide animal teeth and oral health services, such as cleaning, tooth extraction, correction, etc.


7. Ophthalmology: Provide animal eye health services, such as detection, treatment of eye diseases, surgery, etc.


8. Dermatology: Provide animal skin health services, such as treatment of skin diseases, etc.


9. Cardiology: Provide animal cardiovascular health services, such as diagnosis and treatment of heart disease, etc.


10. Rehabilitation Department: Provides animal rehabilitation treatment services, such as physical therapy, exercise therapy, etc.


In short, animal hospitals provide animals with a full range of medical and health management services to ensure their physical health and quality of life.

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