11th Grade: Veterinary Assisting 3
Course # 8111550
1 credit
Students in the third course delve into both local, state, and federal animal-related laws, statutes, and ordinances. The problems, causes, and solutions of animal overpopulation are explored, along with the logistics of animal control and humane society organizations. The topics of preventative medicine and disease control related to companion and livestock animals are discussed, as are the breeding, husbandry, and daily care of these animals. Additionally, the husbandry and daily care of exotic animals and fish are introduced. This year students will take part in clinicals at local animal hospitals, and will focus on their human-relations, communications, and leadership and employability skills in a real-world setting.