Companion Animal Parasitology (including Drug Categories and Legislation)
Provided by Harper Adams University
About the course
Accredited with 24 CPD points – suitable for C-SQP, E-SQP, K-SQP & R-SQP
Intended learning outcome for the session:
- Appreciate the potential health problems for a range of the most popular pets and relate to common presenting signs.
- Identify the specific parasitic diseases of companion animals and realize the suitable prophylactic and treatment options within your category of registration,
- Assist clients appropriately in response to requests for a medicine or dressing.
- Recognise conditions or scenarios that fall without your competence or legal jurisdiction and refer as necessary.
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