Some people work primarily in clinics, where they take appointments with clients or perform veterinary research (Moore). During appointments, a wide variety of health issues may need to be addressed. For example, animals may be injured, require diagnosis, or be extremely ill (Moore). Some veterinarians also handle animals in the process of giving birth or simply pregnant (Moore). Other veterinarians travel to meet the needs of their clients. Clients who live on farms may frequently need a doctor's help to care for their animals (Moore). Large animal veterinary practices typically care for the majority of farm animals (Moore). Goats, llamas, and cattle are just a few of the common farm animals that veterinarians tend to care for on farms (Moore). Uncommon animals are also worked in this area. Working daily with a wide variety of animals makes this profession remarkably intriguing and full of frequent