The Animal Care College
Index House, Ascot
SL5 7ET
01344 636436
E-mail: admin@rtc-mail.org.uk
The Anatomy and Physiology of Cats and Dogs
Accredited by Open College Network
(27 Credits at Level 3)
This course is designed for all those who would like to learn more about the structure and metabolism of dogs and cats and will be of particular interests to those who are or would like to be, professionally involved with their care and management. Employees in pet shops, in boarding kennels and catteries and assistants and receptionists in veterinary surgeries will be better able to provide the customer service expected by customers and clients if they have successfully completed this course. The course is written and tutored by an experienced veterinary surgeon/teacher and provides much of the essential knowledge evidence required by NVQs in animal care at Level 2
Students taking this course in conjunction with Grooming (Theory) or the Veterinary Practice Receptionists Certificate are entitled to a 10% discount on the course fee.
Unit 1 - Basic structure and digestive system
Unit 2 - Cardiovascular, Lymphatic and Endocrine systems
Unit 3 - Locomotory, Nervous and Respiratory systems
Unit 4 - Reproductive and excretory systems
Unit 5 - Skin, Ear and Eye
Begins: Anytime
Fee: £300 plus VAT
Payment Plan available
Animal Care College
Developing your skills
Managing your career
We all want to look after our pets properly and although there are plenty of books on the subject there is really no substitute for proper teaching.
The Animal Care College has been successfully helping pet owners and professionals alike for over twenty-five years and they have correspondence courses at every level from people who just want to know more about what their pet needs to those who want to make a career in the animal care sector.
There are over forty courses available and the majority of these are now accredited through the Open College Network, a nationally recognised awarding body.
The College is dedicated to the highest quality of provision for every student regardless of gender, race, religion or disability and every effort is made to ensure that those who are in any way disabled are given every opportunity to fulfil their potential.
The aim of the College is to help anyone to successfully accomplish their chosen field within the world of companion animal care. Our staff are always pleased to help and assist with any queries or questions you may have regarding our courses.
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