Maestría International in Veterinary Nutrition (Companion Animals)

- Know and acquire the basic concepts of nutrition, as well as the main needs of dogs and cats. - Know healthy eating, since it is accompanied by physical and mental well-being and delays complications of the animal's health. - Know how to balance a daily diet for each dog and each cat in particular, based on their individual characteristics and physiological state. - Become aware of the important role that food plays in the prevention of various health disorders. - Acquire knowledge of dietary therapy in multiple pathologies, which constitutes a total or partial part of their treatment. - Acquire homeopathic knowledge related to the practice of Veterinary Medicine. - Become familiar with the method of preparing a homeopathic clinical history. - Learn to question the client in order to obtain as much information as possible about the patient's illness. - Review and/or update knowledge about the patient's medical examination. - Study mental and physical symptoms as part of a whole. - Diagnose and treat the patient individually, avoiding generalization due to diseases. - Know the aspects to take into account regarding human resources in Veterinary Clinics. - Learn customer service functions. - Implement a marketing plan appropriate to these companies. - Carry out customer relationship management (CRM). - Know the management and administration of the necessary documents in Veterinary Clinics. - Identify the material and instruments necessary for Veterinary Clinics. - Acquire adequate technical and therapeutic skills that all healthcare personnel will need for an adequate development of professional practice, effectively and responsibly. - Acquire basic psychological notions to know how to communicate. - Treat psychological intervention in those more special situations such as terminal illnesses. - Know that it is bad news. Detect when we are giving information that is being perceived as bad news by the patient. - Know and know how to apply the general methodology of bad news.