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This subject covers the basics of the types of complementary medicine commonly encountered in veterinary medicine. These include herbal medicine and nutraceuticals, Traditional Chinese Medicine, and complementary physiotherapy modalities. An overview of their individual and/or combined application(s) with conventional western veterinary medicine to provide a holistic treatment plan for patients will be discussed.
What You'll Learn
In this course, we will address these and many other questions. In particular, learn from our veterinary experts' important skills in animal rehabilitation, including nutrition and diet planning, nursing and rescue care. Learn up-to-date knowledge for animal wellness and animal behaviour and socialization. You will also get opportunities to acquire new skills through hands-on skills training in these areas.
Minimum Entry Requirement
The minimum entry requirement is at least a Polytechnic Diploma or ITE Technical Diploma/Technical Engineer Diploma/Work-Learn Technical Diploma (or equivalent) in veterinary technology and science, veterinary bioscience, biomedical science and technology, nursing or occupational therapy.