The Animal Health Technician course is specifically designed for individuals currently working in or aspiring to work within animal care facilities such as shelters, veterinary clinics, and rescue organizations. This course serves as an introduction to the essential medical knowledge needed to care for animals effectively in these settings.

Participants will explore common injuries, ailments, diseases, and parasites frequently encountered in dogs and cats within animal care environments. The course also covers fundamental anatomical terms and descriptions, providing students with the ability to read, understand, and apply information from veterinary reports.

Additionally, the course emphasizes recognizing subtle signs of illness and behavioral changes, helping students to identify potential health concerns early. Topics include working alongside veterinarians to diagnose and treat conditions, strategies for minimizing disease outbreaks, and the role of the technician in supporting the overall health of animals in care.

By the end of this course, students will have a well-rounded understanding of animal health basics, empowering them to contribute significantly to maintaining the safety and well-being of animals in their care. This course is a valuable resource for those entering the field or those seeking to expand their knowledge and skills in animal health care practices.

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DSHS qualified for 8 hours CEU

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$200