Fundamentals Of Animal Nutrition - Accredited Certificate

Balanced Animal Diet | Digestive Physiology | Animal Feed Processing Method | Feeding Strategies | Nutrient Requirement

What you'll learn

You will gain knowledge of essential nutrients to improve your understanding of animal nutrition.

You will acquire expertise in formulating a balanced animal diet for diverse animal species.

You’ll know about animal physiology in digestion and how it impacts animal health.

You’ll get an understanding of the basic principles of animal welfare, including signs of well-being and conditions of animal hygiene.

You will obtain a Fundamentals of Animal Nutrition Certificate of Completion.

Requirements

Basic understanding of animal science concepts or some background experience will help you understand the course better. However, there is no prerequisite.

Description

Become a go-to expert for pet care & veterinary practice with the most up-to-date knowledge of animal nutrition, physiology, and welfare.Whether you own livestock or run a pet business, this animal nutrition course covers essential animal nutrients and their role in animal health in detail. Topics include feed processing quality and safety as well as digestive physiology and how different species process nutrients. We will also demonstrate how to maintain animal hygiene and formulate animal diets that optimize dog, cat, horse, and reptile health. This is not the end! This accredited animal nutrtion course also covers ethical considerations, care standards, animal first aid, and how animal nutrition impacts global food systems.P.S. This course is now fully accredited by the CPDQE! The certificate with the accredited logo is available upon request. You will receive your official Udemy certificate of completion in any case (as it's available for download straight after the final lecture).Take your knowledge of pet nutrition and welfare to the next level by enrolling today!This course comes with the following Sections:Introduction to Animal Nutrition: In this section, you'll learn about nutrient types and pet dietary needs in terms of animal nutrition.Animal Diet: Learn how carnivorous and herbivorous diets differ in proteins, fats, and vitamins. Learn how to create a balanced and appropriate animal diet.Digestive Physiology: This section provides an overview of digestive anatomy and animal physiology, as well as how nutrient absorption varies among species.Feedstuffs and Feed Processing: In this section, we will learn about feed ingredients, their nutritional value, and how processing affects nutrient availability. Learn about feedstuffs, processing techniques, additives, and quality control for optimal animal nutrition.Applied Animal Nutrition: In this section, find out how to formulate balanced diets for diverse animal species.Animal Nutrition and Global Food Systems: The focus of this section of our animal nutrition course is to examine how animal agriculture impacts the environment in global food systems, as well as its sustainability.Introduction to The Care And Animal Welfare of All Species: In this section, learn how to recognize signs of a healthy emotional state and biological function in animals.Hygiene And First Aid for Animals: You must develop a knowledge of basic animal first aid and animal hygiene, as well as how to handle emergencies when they arise when you run a pet business. This section will cover all these important topics.Animal Psychology: Here you will learn the fundamentals of animal psychology, enhancing your interactions with animals and your caregiving.

Overview

Section 1: Section 01: Introduction to Animal Nutrition

Lecture 1 1.1 The Importance of Nutrition for Your Pet

Lecture 2 1.2 Types of nutrients

Lecture 3 1.3 Animal Diet

Lecture 4 1.4 Different Forms of Diet

Lecture 5 1.5 Diet of Dog and Puppy

Lecture 6 1.6 Diet of Cat and Kitten

Section 2: Animal Diet

Lecture 7 2.1 Animal Diet

Lecture 8 2.2 Protein

Lecture 9 2.3 Fatty Acids

Lecture 10 2.4 Carbohydrates

Lecture 11 2.5 Vitamins and Minerals

Lecture 12 2.6 Diet for Carnivorous

Lecture 13 2.7 Diet for Omnivorous

Lecture 14 2.8 Diet for Herbivorous

Lecture 15 2.9 Diet for Cats

Lecture 16 2.10 Diet for Dogs

Lecture 17 2.11 Diet for Horses

Lecture 18 2.12 Diet for Birds

Lecture 19 2.13 Diet for Fishes

Lecture 20 2.14 Diet for Reptiles

Section 3: Digestive Physiology

Lecture 21 3.1 Digestive Physiology

Lecture 22 3.2 Anatomy and physiology of the digestive system

Lecture 23 3.3 Digestive processes in different animal species

Lecture 24 3.4 Nutrient absorption and utilization

Lecture 25 3.5 Factors Affecting Digestive Efficiency

Section 4: Feedstuffs and Feed Processing

Lecture 26 4.1 Feedstuffs and Feed Processing

Lecture 27 4.2 Feed Ingredients and Their Nutritional Composition

Lecture 28 4.3 Processing Methods and Their Impact on Nutrient Availability

Lecture 29 4.4 Feed Additives and Their Functions

Lecture 30 4.5 Feed Quality and Safety

Section 5: Applied Animal Nutrition

Lecture 31 5.1 Applied Animal Nutrition

Lecture 32 5.2 Nutrient Requirements and Feeding Standards for Different Animal Species

Lecture 33 5.3 Formulating And Balancing Diets for Optimal Performance and Health

Lecture 34 5.4 Feeding Strategies for Special Populations (e.g. young, old, pregnant)

Section 6: Animal Nutrition and Global Food Systems

Lecture 35 6.1 Animal Nutrition and Global Food Systems

Lecture 36 6.2 The Role of Animal Agriculture in Global Food Production

Lecture 37 6.3 Environmental Impact of Animal Production Systems

Lecture 38 6.4 Sustainability Considerations in Animal Nutrition

Lecture 39 6.5 Food Security and the Role of Animal-sourced Foods

Lecture 40 6.6 Ethical Considerations in Animal Agriculture and Nutrition.

Section 7: Introduction to The Care And Animal Welfare of All Species

Lecture 41 7.1 Introduction to The Care And Animal Welfare of All Species

Lecture 42 7.2 Principles of Animal Care

Lecture 43 7.3 Animal Welfare

Lecture 44 7.4 Ideas of Animal Welfare

Lecture 45 7.5 Animal Welfare Signs

Section 8: Hygiene And First Aid for Animals

Lecture 46 8.1 Hygiene and First Aid for Animals

Lecture 47 8.2 Types of Antiseptic and Disinfecting Agents

Lecture 48 8.3 The Benefits of Animal Hygiene

Lecture 49 8.4 Animal First Aid

Lecture 50 8.5 The Basics of Cardiac Arrest, Respiratory Arrest, And CPR

Lecture 51 8.6 How to Manage Allergic Reactions

Lecture 52 8.7 The Recovery Position for an Animal in an Emergency

Lecture 53 8.8 Animal Poisoning And Insect Stings

Lecture 54 8.9 First Aid on Animal Heat Stroke & Shock

Section 9: Animal Psychology

Lecture 55 9.1 Animal Psychology

Lecture 56 9.2 What is Animal Psychology

Lecture 57 9.3 Know about Canine Psychology

Lecture 58 9.4 Learn Feline Psychology

Lecture 59 9.5 Understand Equine And Bird Psychology

Lecture 60 9.6 Bird Psychology

Pet Owners,Veterinary Technicians,Animal Science Students,Farmers,Veterinarians,People seeking jobs in animal nutrition,People who want to start a feed business,Professionals in other canine-related fields who would like to learn about canine nutrition.,Those wishing to pursue a career as a dog handler.,Anyone who wants to make animal feed