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As an aside to others' suggestions, a book that helped to get me thinking about the various ethical issues you may face as a veterinarian was "Veterinary Ethics: Animal Welfare, Client Relations, Competition and Collegiality".
It's a slightly older book, but many of the cases it details are still relevant today and will be for you too. That being said, I do remember that the conclusions drawn from two or three of the 100 or so cases were being outdated or unfairly colored by the author. However, they were easy to spot and to avoid.
Disclaimer aside, the book helped me conceptualize ethical dilemmas I hadn't considered in pre-vet, (even with experience in clinics), and was very helpful for my interviews. If you interview at a school that poses ethical questions to you, this could be an asset. The ethical scenarios the book provides are accessible, short, and also entertaining at times!