Exotic Animal Nursing Online 2025
Royal Veterinary College
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Date: Monday 3rd February, 2025 - Sunday 16th March, 2025
Start time: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
Duration: 6 hour(s)
Cost: £359
Key Areas
Basic husbandry and handling of parrots and other birds
Basic husbandry and handling of reptile species
Nursing and inpatient care of avian species
Nursing and inpatient care of reptile species
Triage, anaesthesia and critical care of avian species
Triage, anaesthesia and critical care of reptile species
About this course
The demand for reptile and avian species veterinary care is on the increase – how confident are you nursing these unique animals?
The course will cover all aspects of nursing both reptile and avian species in practice. It will be split into three weeks dedicated to reptiles and three weeks dedicated to birds. It will take us back to basics as so often husbandry and handling of these animals plays a huge role in their care. Often inappropriate husbandry and diet in these species leads to veterinary presentations, so understanding this will be a huge step in improving your nursing of them and a great way to improve their welfare.
You will also learn about aspects of inpatient care and how to effectively house these animals in a ward. Triage of these species will be discussed as well as critical care and anaesthesia which is often slightly different to our usual canine and feline patients.
Why do this course?
This course will help any veterinary nurse or staff member who is likely to see avian or reptile species in practice. It will give you the tools to be able to give advice on husbandry and care of these animals to owners and you will learn all the relevant care needed to deal with these animals in general veterinary practice.
Who is it for?
veterinary nurses
The Speakers
Kelly Deane, FdSC RVN CertVNESExotics Veterinary NurseThe Royal Veterinary College<br /> Abigail Edis, FdSc RVN CertVNESExotics Veterinary NurseThe Royal Veterinary College
The Venue
online
Number of CPD hours this event can be recorded as
18 hours
Registration and Booking
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