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veterinary nutrition certification program 12 hours COURSE OUTLINE TO RECEIVE YOUR VETERINARY NUTRITION CERTIFICATE: 1. View the course outline in entirety. 2. Once completed, email your PDF CE certificates to [email protected] along with your full name, state of license and license number. 3. Certificates can either be the LIVE webinar certificates or on-demand webinar certificates received following quiz completion (successfully passing by 70%). 4. Following verification of successful completion, a unique course certificate will be mailed to you with your name, hours of course, and license number. Just step away from the scalpel... Most of the time! (7/26/20) 1 hour E-commerce/home delivery: How to incorporate into practice to increase client compliance and get patient care (8/6/20) 1 hour Feeding to heal: Beyond chicken and rice (9/8/20) 1 hour Nutritional BUZZwords describing pet food: Meaningful or just malarkey? (10/18/20) 1 hour Life stage nutrition & geriatric patient considerations: How nutrient needs change throughout an pet’s life (11/22/20) 1 hour Nutrients vs ingredients: The VHCT guide to help you detangle pet food marketing from science! (12/13/20) 1 hour Food allergies: When and how to do a diet trial (Jan/2021) 1 hour The GI microbiome prebiotics vs. probiotics: What’s the difference? (Feb/2021) 1 hour Nutrition trends and facts: What’s the evidence, and how do you take back the recommendation? (Mar/2021) 1 hour Help your #1 patient: Effective, practical weight loss plans and key communication for compliance (Apr/2021) 1 hour All you need to know about protein in sick and healthy patients: Quality vs. quantity? (May/2021) 1 hour A case-based approach to nutrition: Better management using AAHA nutritional assessment guidelines (Jun/2021) 1 hour O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Visit vetgirlontherun.com to check out our other certification programs! * Note: The basic emergency medicine certificate should be completed prior to the advanced course. Sponsored by Thanks to generous support from Hill’s Pet Nutrition, earn your Nutrition Certificate and get the 411 on what’s new in veterinary nutrition. From life stage nutrition to buzz words of pet food to urolith management, find out how you can improve your patient’s health while helping your pet owners be educated advocates.
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COURSE OUTLINE
TO RECEIVE YOUR VETERINARY NUTRITION CERTIFICATE:1. View the course outline in entirety. 2. Once completed, email your PDF CE certificates to [email protected] along with your full name, state of license and license number. 3. Certificates can either be the LIVE webinar certificates or on-demand webinar certificates received following quiz completion (successfully passing by 70%). 4. Following verification of successful completion, a unique course certificate will be mailed to you with your name, hours of course, and license number.
Just step away from the scalpel... Most of the time! (7/26/20) 1 hour
E-commerce/home delivery: How to incorporate into practice to increase client compliance and get patient care (8/6/20) 1 hour
Feeding to heal: Beyond chicken and rice (9/8/20) 1 hour
Nutritional BUZZwords describing pet food: Meaningful or just malarkey? (10/18/20) 1 hour
Life stage nutrition & geriatric patient considerations: How nutrient needs change throughout an pet’s life (11/22/20) 1 hour
Nutrients vs ingredients: The VHCT guide to help you detangle pet food marketing from science! (12/13/20) 1 hour
Food allergies: When and how to do a diet trial (Jan/2021) 1 hour
The GI microbiome prebiotics vs. probiotics: What’s the difference? (Feb/2021) 1 hour
Nutrition trends and facts: What’s the evidence, and how do you take back the recommendation? (Mar/2021) 1 hour
Help your #1 patient: Effective, practical weight loss plans and key communication for compliance (Apr/2021) 1 hour
All you need to know about protein in sick and healthy patients: Quality vs. quantity? (May/2021) 1 hour
A case-based approach to nutrition: Better management using AAHA nutritional assessment guidelines (Jun/2021) 1 hour
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Visit vetgirlontherun.com to check out our other certification programs!* Note: The basic emergency medicine certificate should be completed prior to the advanced course.
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Thanks to generous support from Hill’s Pet Nutrition, earn your Nutrition Certificate and get the 411 on what’s new in veterinary nutrition. From life stage nutrition to buzz words of pet food to urolith management, find out how you can improve your patient’s health while helping your pet owners be educated advocates.
