30-Hours Professional Diploma in Pet Nutrition
Credit hours
3
Learners study the nutrients pets need and how requirements differ between species and life stages. The course compares commercial, homemade and raw diets, and covers feeding strategies, nutrition for common health conditions, and managing food allergies and sensitivities. Helpful for pet owners, groomers, kennel staff and anyone working in animal care.
What you'll cover
- 01Introduction to Pet Nutrition
- 02Essential Nutrients and Their Role in Animal Health
- 03Species-Specific Dietary Requirements
- 04Commercial Pet Food vs. Homemade Diets
- 05Raw Feeding and Alternative Diets
- 06Feeding Strategies for Different Life Stages
- 07Nutritional Management of Common Health Conditions
- 08Identifying and Managing Food Allergies and Sensitivities
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