Is it ethical for a veterinarian to hunt?

the American Veterinary medical Association (AVmA) adopted a revised form of ... at the expense of the suffering of individual animals should be a moral obligation for veterinarians. All in all, veterinary bodies, and the AVmA in particular, ... i will never deliberately kill an individual animal, except when it is in the individual. read more

Absolutely not! Unless you are hunting for food in an area where food is scarce, you should not be hunting. A vet’s primary purpose is to save animal life, not to take it. read more

The ethical analysis of the practice of hunting wild beasts by veterinarians is discussed. This can be legitimised by recourse to the ethics of the relationship with the animal in combination with consequentialist or environmental ethics. read more