Course title –Animal Care and Psychology Main SEO Keywords—Animal Care

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
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Animal care is far more than feeding and grooming. It involves understanding the emotional and psychological needs of animals to improve their wellbeing and quality of life. This Animal Care and Psychology course introduces you to key topics in animal behaviour, nutrition, welfare, health monitoring, and how animals communicate distress or contentment. You'll gain vital knowledge to care for animals with empathy and informed attention.

Whether you're passionate about animals or seeking a career change, this course allows you to study flexibly from anywhere. Learn how to identify behavioural signs, interpret animal psychology, and support animals in various environments—from shelters to domestic homes. The curriculum ensures you understand what animals truly need, giving you the confidence to support them mentally and physically through informed animal care.

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Learning Outcomes

• Understand the psychological patterns behind animal behaviours and actions.
• Identify signs of stress, fear, or comfort in animal behaviour.
• Learn species-specific needs to provide personalised animal care.
• Explore animal nutrition and its effects on behaviour and health.
• Gain insight into ethical animal care and emotional wellbeing principles.

Who is this course for?

• People wanting to explore a career in animal care.
• Pet owners seeking better understanding of animal needs.
• Animal shelter volunteers looking to support animals psychologically.
• Veterinary assistants wanting deeper behavioural knowledge.
• Students aiming to enter zoology or animal welfare fields.

Career Path

• Animal Care Assistant – Average salary: £18,000–£21,000
• Animal Behaviourist – Average salary: £23,000–£30,000
• Kennel Worker – Average salary: £16,000–£19,000
• Animal Welfare Officer – Average salary: £22,000–£28,000
• Veterinary Support Assistant – Average salary: £18,000–£23,000
• Pet Nutrition Advisor – Average salary: £20,000–£26,000