How much maths is there in the daily life of a vet nurse?

Im 28, and currently in my second year of a level 3 animal management extended diploma and I want to become a vet nurse, hopefully through the apprenticeship route if i can get myself a job in a practice. I got a D in maths GCSE which I tried really hard for, I took it 3 times and that was the best I could do. Maths is a major downfall for me and gives me serious anxiety honestly. Are there any vet nurses who could tell me if I'm just chasing a pipe dream wanting to try and get into this career? Or would you say once you've learned the basic forumlas and you've got your calculator on your phone it gets easier?

I'm not a vet nurse, but I'm hoping to become one. I've done a month and a bit of work experience at a vet clinic and the only maths I saw the nurses doing was calculating drug doses. It's very straightforward, and with a bit of practice you can do it in no time. You'll always have a calculator and another nurse has to check the calculation to make sure it's right, so I'm sure that day-to-day work with maths won't be an issue for you.

However, first you need to get into nurse college and for that they need Maths and English. Every college will have different requirements so I would check your local one or the one you want to apply to and see if you meet the grade.
I'm sure you'll be fine, most of them have a low grade if I'm remembering correctly.

Good luck!

Thank you for replying! I'm trying to go the appreciteship route but you need to already be employed in a practice first which is what I'm finding difficult lol