Im definitely gunna refer back to this once I’m done with my schooling and when I start studying for the tests. (Pls never delete!)

watched this while prepping for a vet assistant position.... wish me luck!

Yay I'm so happy I found your videos! Really helpful while I'm studying for the VTNE 😊

i love this video and the advice you gave! thank you Ashley !

For the respiratory rate always make sure you take note of their effort! Their rate could be normal but if they're forcing air out and having a difficult time breathing, the numbers don't matter! Very informational video!

Hi!!! I love all your videos. 💕 Congratulations for your certification!! 🎉 I would like to see a video about pharmacology (common medications that are use on clinics) and about Parasitology (common parasites).Thanks!!! 😄

You have been so helpful for me and I just want to say thank you so much for all the videos you have posted

Thank you so much! This was so helpful for my working interview!! That’s so funny in school I made up silly things to remember things by 😂

Thank you so much for this video🤗 I just recently graduated and now I have an interview for my first job. I'm a bit nervous but excited and I know I will get this job 😊 Wish me luck 🤩

Girl, your video got it all!!! I'm in the field and I'd definitely like to have you make more videos

I love this!!!! You are so helpful!!!!

I'm going to my working interview today and this made me feel so much better! Thank you🖤✨

Yo you're great! I don't usually comment on KZread videos, but I just wanted to say I loved this. Thanks and keep it up!

Temp information is off, a dogs temp ranges from 100-102.5, cats 100.4 to 102.5 although it’s subjective like a lot of other things in the vet field. For instance I was taught in school that dogs were 99.5 to 102.5 and cats were 100-103 . But def not 103.8 in a dog so I’m not sure what that chart was about

Congrats I take my test saturday. Your videos really helped

This is so helpful! I was a vet assistant in the past for a busy small animal hospital and I'm getting back into the profession. Working interview soon! I'm super excited and looking for all ways to prep. Any tips on nightshift/emergencies? Thanks! 😊

When you talk about the heartbeat and pulse at

Just coming on here to say I love your videos and miss your content 🥲 They helped me tremendously when studying for my VTNE and i still come back to freshen up on some subjects. Do you have other platforms where you post more veterinary content?

It’s very helpful for me 💛

What you need to know (sorry for my spelling I'm taking vet assistant classes right now)