PgC Feline Practice

The Postgraduate Certificate in Feline Practice is designed for veterinary professionals and animal care workers who want to specialize in the care and management of cats. This course covers advanced topics such as feline behavior, nutrition, and health, as well as practical skills in feline handling and restraint. Students will gain a deep understanding of cat biology and behavior, as well as the latest research and best practices in feline care. By completing this course, students will be well-prepared to work in feline-focused veterinary clinics or animal shelters, or to pursue further study in this field.

Additional Information

This course is ideal for veterinarians, veterinary nurses, and other animal care professionals who want to expand their knowledge and skills in feline practice. It can also be beneficial for those who are interested in starting a feline-focused business or who simply want to improve their understanding of cats and their care.

Advance Your Career in Feline Practice with Harper Adams University

Harper Adams University is a leader in veterinary education, with a long history of producing highly skilled and knowledgeable veterinary professionals. The university's state-of-the-art facilities and expert faculty provide an ideal learning environment for students to develop their skills and knowledge in feline practice.

This outstanding program, taught by world-class speakers, offers an in-depth look at the joint and more challenging feline issues through guided, interactive, and case-based sessions.

With feline pet ownership overtaking dogs in the UK, vets face challenging feline cases daily. This program will assist you in consolidating your knowledge of feline medicine and surgery and help you develop an informed clinical approach to the feline patient.

A UK honors degree (minimum 2:2) or equivalent overseas qualification. Applicants with a good FdSc/HND pass in a relevant subject area plus at least two years of relevant industrial or professional experience may also be considered.

Previous experience, referees' reports, and interviews will be used to determine the suitability of candidates for particular programs.

20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.