Pet's Anatomy and Morphology

The course aims to provide students in-depth knowledge about the anatomy of conventional pets such as dogs and cats and unconventional as the hamster and rabbit, and general knowledge about the anatomy of some exotic animals. Specifically, it aims to provide knowledge of microscopic, macroscopic and topographic anatomy of organs, apparatuses, theoretical, practical and applicative, which can be integrated with the concepts learned in other teachings.

At the end of the course the students must be able to identify and describe the morphofunctional aspects of the organs and systems of the animals studied during the lessons;to use correct and consistent language in anatomical disciplines;to apply the acquired knowledge to dialogue constructively and critically with the figures of the world of work in the practical management of pets or to face more in-depth studies if they decide to continue their training.