Animal Care Course Level 2
Description
Unit 1: History & Pet ownership
Domestication
Animals in the media
Classification of animals
Types of common pets
Choosing the right pet
Therapeutic value
Unit 2: Safety, welfare, health and hygiene
Safety and zoonosis
Correct handling methods
Typical restraints
Vehicle safety
Micro-chips and other ID methods
Pet proofing
Animal rescue and welfare organisations
How to clean an pet's bed/living areas
Dealing with pests and parasites
Preventative health
Unit 3: Anatomy & Physiology
Cells and tissues
Locomotion
Digestive system
Urinary system
Circulatory and respiratory systems
Reproductive system
Endocrine system
Nervous syste
Unit 4: Animal first aid
Aims
Handling and transport
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Unit 1: History & Pet ownership
Domestication
Animals in the media
Classification of animals
Types of common pets
Choosing the right pet
Therapeutic value
Unit 2: Safety, welfare, health and hygiene
Safety and zoonosis
Correct handling methods
Typical restraints
Vehicle safety
Micro-chips and other ID methods
Pet proofing
Animal rescue and welfare organisations
How to clean an pet's bed/living areas
Dealing with pests and parasites
Preventative health
Unit 3: Anatomy & Physiology
Cells and tissues
Locomotion
Digestive system
Urinary system
Circulatory and respiratory systems
Reproductive system
Endocrine system
Nervous syste
Unit 4: Animal first aid
Aims
Handling and transport
Examination and history taking
ABC
Shock
Wounds and burns
Fractures
Poisoning and fitting
Diarrhoea and vomiting
Administering medication
First-aid kit
Unit 5: Dogs
Characteristics
Groups and breeds
Nutrition and exercise
Behaviour and training
Grooming and care
Breeding
Common diseases
Unit 6: Cats
Characteristics
Groups and breeds
Nutrition and exercise
Behaviour and training
Grooming and care
Breeding
Common diseases
Unit 7: Horses & Ponies
History and anatomy
Groups and breeds
Nutrition, housing and exercise
Behaviour and training
Grooming and care
Breeding
Common diseases
Unit 8: Birds
Anatomy and characteristics
Cage or aviary
Seed eaters
Poultry
Birds of prey
Common diseases
Unit 9: Fish
General care
Cold water fish
Tropical fish
Marine fish
Breeding
Common diseases
Unit 10: Snakes & Lizards
Housing and general care
Bearded Dragons
Geckos
Blue Tongued Skinks
Green Anoles
Corn Snakes
King and Milk Snakes
Ball Pythons
More difficult to keep reptiles
Common diseases
Unit 11: Tortoises, Turtles & Terrapins
Anatomy and characteristics
Housing and general care
Nutrition
Hibernation
Breeding
Common disease
Unit 12: Insects & Amphibians
Why have a creepy crawly as a pet?
Spiders and Scorpions
Stick and leaf insects
Praying mantis
Beatles, centipedes and millipedes
Snails, slugs and worms
Frogs and toads
Common problem
Unit 13: Hamsters, Gerbils, Rats & Mice
Characteristics
Housing and general care
Nutrition, and exercise
Breeding
Common diseases
Unit 14: Ferrets & Polecats
History and Characteristics
Groups and breeds
Nutrition, housing and exercise
Behaviour and training
Grooming and care
Breeding
Common diseases
Unit 15: Chinchillas & Wildlife
Chinchillas
What makes them different?
Nutrition, housing and exercise
Grooming and care
Breeding
Common diseases
Wildlife
Safety
Types
What to do with injured wildlife
Orphans
Should we keep wildlife as pets?
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