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Companion animal nutrition is much more than putting food into a bowl.

Explore the intricacies of companion animal nutrition and feeding. Learn about physiological responses to nutrients, nutrient interactions, lifestage and illness feeding, and pet food label interpretation. Emphasizing professional conduct and incorporating additional resources, this comprehensive course offers a holistic understanding of companion animal nutrition.

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Companion animal nutrition is much more than putting food into a bowl.

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  1. Companion animal nutrition is much more than putting food into a bowl. • Objectives include: physiological response to nutrients and the interaction of different nutrients with each other. • Lifestage feeding • Illness feeding • Pet food label interpretation

  2. Class room conduct: • No hats, no hoods. • No sleeping, I will wake you once, the second time I will excuse you from class. • No eating or drinking (other than water in an approved container) • No background chatter. Please ask me any questions you may have. • Respectful and professional attitudes towards myself and each other.

  3. Power point presentations, notes and helpful websites can be found at: CatherineHuff.synthasite.com Tests = 70% of your grade Homework/projects = 30% of your grade Professionalism = not a specific percentage but can effect your grade

  4. The following assignment is being made available to those who wish to incorporate additional resources to the class.

  5. https://www.vetmedteam.com/case-study-investigations.aspx

  6. You will receive 30 homework points per certificate. You have the term to complete the modules. 3 certificates will be turned in by the last day of term Certificates must be printed and handed in. E-mailed certificates will not be graded.

  7. Daily Nutrition Matters: purinaproplanvets.com Print out certificates: 50 points per certificate (x3) due the last day of class.

  8. I highly recommend that you do not wait to complete the modules. If everyone tries to complete them at the last minute, the site will crash. Ms. Huff is not responsible for website issues.

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