Adults can learn veterinary medicine in the following ways:

Participate in veterinary professional courses or training courses: Some universities or training institutions will offer veterinary professional courses or training courses to provide systematic veterinary knowledge and skills training for adult students. Students can learn veterinary theory, practical skills and clinical experience through these channels.

Online learning platforms: Many online learning platforms offer veterinary related courses, including video lectures, online tests and mock exams. Students can study in their own time and place, and at the same time they can get flexible learning resources and support.

Library and self-study: borrow veterinary books, magazines and periodicals from the library, or search veterinary related materials through the internet for self-study. This method requires students to have high self-discipline and learning ability, but it can save some time and money.

Seek professional guidance: seek veterinary professionals or senior practitioners as mentors and accept their guidance and training. Tutors can provide personalized teaching and guidance according to the actual situation and needs of students.

Practical experience and internship: Through practical experience and internship opportunities, you can apply your knowledge and skills to practical situations. Students can practice in veterinary hospitals, animal clinics, zoos and other places to accumulate practical experience and skills.

It should be noted that learning veterinarians requires a lot of time and energy, as well as high learning ability and self-discipline. In the learning process, we should keep a positive attitude and good study habits, constantly challenge ourselves and constantly improve our veterinary knowledge and skills.