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BA Deere
Honored Advisor

Fairbo Co. only Vet will give away practice

https://www.kare11.com/article/news/local/land-of-10000-stories/rural-countys-only-veterinarian-offe...

Rural county's only veterinarian offers to give away his practice, clinic & pickup to attract a new vet before he retires

At 74, Dr. Robert Bogan doesn't want to leave Faribault County, Minnesota without a veterinarian
 
Rural county's only veterinarian offers to give away his practice, clinic & pickup to attract a new vet before he retires.
 
 Boyd Huppert

FARIBAULT COUNTY, Minn. — Faribault County, Minnesota is made up of 220 square miles, 14,000 people - and one veterinarian.

“I'm it, yep,” Dr. Robert Bogan says from behind the wheel of his 11-year-old Ford pickup.

“I bought it to be the last truck I was going to drive,” Bogan says. “As you can see, I'm still driving it.”

Like the truck, Bogan, at 74, is still rolling into farm driveways long past his plans.

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k-289
Esteemed Advisor

Re: Fairbo Co. only Vet will give away practice

Maybe  the  China  Pork  outfit  will  step  up  to  the  plate  - ? 

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BA Deere
Honored Advisor

Re: Fairbo Co. only Vet will give away practice

I doubt it, the big outfits have their own vets, just ups the ante.  I had a vet out to dehorn a few cows and shots and whatnot and the bill for a chunk of the sweat filled afternoon was $200.  But you take a Dog in for a little something a few minutes and "$600 Please".

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k-289
Esteemed Advisor

Re: Fairbo Co. only Vet will give away practice

The  600  goes  on  the  plastic  pay  way Smiley LOL

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erniebitne11
Veteran Contributor

Re: Fairbo Co. only Vet will give away practice

It's a very risky move. You know, we don't have that problem in our city. At one time after university, I took veterinary courses. I thought I would work part-time after my main job because I love animals very much. But after a while, there was a queue of people who wanted to come and see me. I was paid decently, and I began to think about changing my main job. And after six months, I officially got a job at a veterinary clinic, where my experience and good reputation helped. In addition, at the same school where I studied veterinary medicine, I took dog training courses https://www.veterinaryschoolsu.com/vet-tech/job-description/, since I have a dog at home myself.

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