My daughter is more into animals than Barbies but she chose this doll to buy with some gift money. The set comes with a nicely made, durable gray kitten and a small, sturdy foal (or pony). The pony has a pink bandage on its knee and has a bunch of carrots to eat; the kitten gets a ball of yarn that hangs from the scale and a fish treat/toy.
Barbie was not wearing the outfit pictured here. She wears long jeans and knee-high boots (suitable to a country vet) and has hair with a slight curl. The top/coat are similar to what's pictured. Barbie also comes with several small veterinary tools (suitable for play if Barbie is a doctor for humans) that fit in her coat pockets or in the flexible pink medical bag. All of the tools, the bandage, the carrots for the horse and the baby bottle fit into the medical bag, which makes for less chance of misplacement of smaller pieces.
Extras include a table with drawer (the drawer is even larger than the medical bag, for storage) and a laptop that opens & closes. Both Barbie and the foal have brushable hair (and of course the set includes a brush).
This Barbie is similar to the Zoo Vet Barbie in what she comes with but the shading of the pieces match the vet set with the three kittens on the table. Also this Barbie is dressed more modestly, if that's a concern. IMO: both outfits are easy to change and the shorts on the Zoo Vet Barbie are as cute as the jeans on the Pet Vet Barbie.
My daughter has decided that the two vet Barbies are sisters who help animals together. I would say that either Vet Barbie is a good choice, since they are similar products, but if your child is an animal lover like mine, there are enough differences to warrant owning both.Get more detail about Barbie I Can Be...Pet Vet.
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