Folleto Internacional - UK

EXOTIC ANIMALS
Streaming
To build on the knowledge of principles acquired at
an undergraduate level, further developing
confidence in the foundational skills of exotics and
zoological practice. Whilst candidates are expected
to understand the identification and management of
specific important conditions across different taxa,
the focus of this course is to deliver material that
helps candidates gain a broad understanding of the
skills and considerations necessary to maintain
health and manage disease in non-traditional
companion species and captive wild animals.
START DATE
6th September 2025
FORMAT
Streaming
NUMBER OF PLACES
36 places
UNIVERSITY CREDITS:
30 ECTS
MODULES
01
Introduction to companion exotic animal practice
11
Exotic mammals 1 (small mammals)
02
03
04
Introduction to anatomy, physiology, and
anatomic & clinical pathology
Emergency and critical care
Avian medicine 1 (psittacines, passerines,
pigeons and doves)
12
13
14
Exotic mammals 2 (ferrets)
Unusual pets 1 (fish & amphibians)
Unusual pets 1 (invertebrates)
05
Avian medicine 2 (raptors and corvids)
15
Unusual pets 2 (unusual exotic mammals)
06
Avian medicine 2 (backyard poultry & waterfowl)
16
Zoo animal health
07
Reptile medicine 1 (snakes)
17
Wildlife medicine
08
Reptile medicine 2 (lizards)
18
Principles of surgery in exotic species
09
Reptile medicine 2 (chelonians)
19
Soft tissue surgery
1 9
10
Exotic mammals 1 (rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas)
20
Orthopaedic surgery
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