The "Veterinary Nursing" course is a comprehensive program designed to equip students with the knowledge and practical skills necessary for providing exceptional care to animals. The course begins with an introduction to veterinary nursing and explores the fundamental aspects of animal care, welfare, and the ethical considerations of working with all species. Students will learn about animal behavior and common health issues, providing a solid foundation for their practice.

As the course progresses, students will explore key topics in veterinary nursing legislation and career prospects, allowing them to understand the professional standards and development opportunities in the field. The course then moves into emergency care, covering critical scenarios such as unconsciousness, bleeding, fractures, and seizures, as well as more specific conditions like heat stroke, hypothermia, burns, and poisoning. Techniques for managing and stabilizing animals in distress are emphasized, preparing students for real-world challenges.

Students will also gain hands-on skills in performing first aid procedures, including bandaging, CPR, and using a pet first aid kit. With an emphasis on practical, life-saving techniques, this course ensures that students are well-equipped to handle common emergencies in a veterinary setting.