Claude Bourgelat

Surgeon and lawyer, veterinary pioneer

Claude Bourgelat - Scientists & Innovators born March 27th, 1712
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A surgeon and lawyer in France, played a significant role in the establishment of veterinary medicine as a recognized profession. Founded the first veterinary school in Lyon in 1761, promoting the study and practice of animal health. Contributed to the understanding of animal diseases and surgery. His efforts provided a foundation for the veterinary profession in Europe and emphasized the importance of animal care.

Founded the first veterinary school in Lyon

Promoted veterinary medicine in France

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