ECTS Course Catalogue
Course details
Course code:
BHS20087o11Semester:
2011/2012 summerName:
PREVENTION AND WELFARE OF ACCOMPANYING AND WILDLIFE ANIMALSMajor:
Animal ScienceStudy Type:
second cycleCourse type:
compulsoryStudy Semester:
3ECTS points:
2Hours (Lectures / Tutorials / Other):
15 / 30 / 0Lecturer:
prof. dr hab. Witold Janeczek Language of instruction:
PolishLearning outcomes:
Student knows basic disease entities occurred in accompanying and wildlife animals as well as rules of prevention; knows the requirements of laboratory animals husbandry and their use in experiments, knows the requirements of accompanying animals movements and also wildlife animals transport rules; know rules of first aid render and take care of sick animals.Competences:
Taking care of accompanying and wildlife animals, skills to first aid render, undertaking activities in a range of veterinary prevention, undertaking activities in a range of veterinary prevention, use of diagnostic knowledge necessary to report about diseases liable on treatments.Prerequisites:
Animal husbandry, animal hygieneCourse content:
Immunological prevention; chosen disease entities occurred in puppies and kitten; taking care of neonatal; most common non-infectious and infectious diseases in carnivorous, rodents, leporidae; behavioral disorders; housing rules of laboratory and exotic animals; basic diagnostic examinations to report about animals’ usefulness in husbandry; taking care of sick animals, prevention rules of wildlife animals in enclosed husbandry; requirements of accompanying animals movements within EU and to outer countries; wildlife animals transport rules.Recommended literature:
Monkiewicz, J. Wajdzik J.: Kynologia. Wiedza o psie. Wyd. Uniwersytetu Przyrodniczego Wrocław, 2007
Kośla T.: Higiena utrzymania zwierząt amatorskich. SGGW, Warszawa 2003
Mitchell M.A., Tully Jr T.N. red. T. Piasecki Zwierzęta egzotyczne. Elsevier 2010Assessment methods:
Terminal mark of lectures and practical’s based on in-term continuous assessment and project
Minimum 60% of knowledge to passComment: