The logos with veterinary medical emblems show both the Rod of Asclepius and the Caduceus. With the V added, either means “veterinary medicine” to most people.

2010年7月10日 · There has been some debate about whether the Veterinary Symbol below is called the Cadeceus, the same as human medicine, or Staff of Aesculapius, which has 1 snake.

2013年2月13日 · The new AVMA logo likely will still include the Aesculapian staff with the superimposed “V” that is central to the current logo. The current logo is only the third since the Association’s founding as the United States Veterinary Medical Association 150 years ago.

2023年3月5日 · Most of us barely glance at the symbol for human medicine, let alone veterinary medicine. Without looking, what do you picture? I bet it is a staff with two snakes. It may or may not have wings...

2024年9月5日 · The Rod of Asclepius is an ancient symbol for medicine, and with the V added, it's a symbol of veterinary medicine. Asclepius was the Greek god of medicine, and the snake on his staff was said to have delivered him a healing herb.

Aesculapius was awarded a divine rank as the god of medicine. The Caduceus, which is often used as a symbol of medicine, actually has no historical basis for such usage. The origin of the Caduceus can be traced back to Greek and Roman mythology. The symbol began as the magical rod of the Greek messenger-god Hermes (or the Roman god, Mercury).

The symbol of veterinary medicine and zootechnics consists of a staff with leaves that represents the secrets of life, resurrection and the help provided by doctors. The letter "V" identifies veterinary medicine and differentiates it from other medical professions. The letter "Z" represents zootechnics, which studies the productive use of animals.

The veterinary symbol is an internationally recognized insignia that stands for the veterinary profession. It consists of a rod with a snake wound around it, and two wings perched on top. Asclepius, the Greek deity of medicine and healing, is …

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