iPet Network Level 2 Award in An Introduction to Canine Nutrition (610/2254/8)
Aimed at individuals working with dogs, who need a basic understanding of the principles of food and feeding of dogs.
8 Guided Learning Hours
9 Months Completion
8 Guided Learning Hours
9 Months Completion
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What's included?
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Monthly 1-2-1's With Your Tutor
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Live Teaching Events
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Peer Groups
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Study Groups
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Responsive & Timely Support
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Entry Into Our Private Community
Add to your professional knowledge
The iPET Network Level 2 Award in An Introduction to Canine Nutrition is aimed at individuals working with dogs in a range
of capacities such as pet retail, dog walkers, sitters, day care and trainers, who need a basic understanding of the principles
of food and feeding of dogs.
Please note that while the overall course duration allows for adequate study time, all required work must be completed and submitted at least 3 months before the official end date. This is to allow for essential internal and external quality assurance processes to be completed prior to certification.
Please note that while the overall course duration allows for adequate study time, all required work must be completed and submitted at least 3 months before the official end date. This is to allow for essential internal and external quality assurance processes to be completed prior to certification.
Understand food types and diets
The qualification offers a theory-based introduction to concepts such as nutrient groups, how
diet influences health, energy requirements, the anatomy of the digestive tract and how food is used within the body. The
qualification creates a basis of understanding of different methods of feeding, including newer, novel diet types and considers
approaches to commonly faced feeding issues.
Meet the instructor
Stephanie Costello
Stephanie received her BSc in Vet Nursing in 2015, before going on to complete a MSc in Sustainable Resource Management. She has worked in dog rescue in Ireland for several years where she continued her education in canine training and behaviour (and picked up 3 rescue cats and 3 rescue dogs along the way). Stephanie believes in a compassionate and consent-based approach to interactions with non-human animals and is motivated to develop this within the animal care sector.
Patrick Jones - Course author
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