The Veterinary Assistants course offers an in-depth look into the world of animal healthcare, guiding learners through the core responsibilities of a veterinary assistant in both clinical and administrative settings. Starting with an introduction to veterinary medicine, the course explores the roles, ethics, and history of veterinary practices, highlighting the importance of the assistant’s role in supporting animal wellness.

Learners will gain practical knowledge of common veterinary medical procedures, including routine check-ups, vaccinations, wound care, and diagnostic processes. Emphasis is placed on assisting during surgeries, maintaining sterile environments, and preparing instruments. As the course progresses, students will explore patient care and management strategies, including animal handling techniques, monitoring vital signs, and ensuring the physical and emotional comfort of animals under medical supervision.

Specialised veterinary care is also covered, providing insight into supporting procedures for exotic animals, emergency treatments, and long-term care. The course concludes with an overview of veterinary practice management, including recordkeeping, scheduling, customer service, and basic inventory handling. This combination of clinical and administrative training prepares learners for the dynamic and rewarding role of a veterinary assistant in various professional environments.