Reptile and amphibian diseases
Keeping herpetofauna in captivity is not always a bed of roses. While you may be spared for years as a keeper, things can go wrong at some point... Keeping animals is inevitably associated with the emergence of conditions.
Reptiles and amphibians are naturally resilient animals, not always easily showing if they are ill. Recognizing abnormal behavior in a timely manner, understanding and implementing preventive measures, identifying the most common conditions and parasites, and knowing how to respond are essential for every animal keeper!
This short course delves into the most common and crucial conditions in captive herpetofauna. You will learn how to recognize abnormal behavior in your animal, how to correctly utilize a quarantine period, typical treatments, and preventive measures you can take.
Content
- Abnormal behavior: how to recognize it?
- Stress: recognizing, causes, and consequences
- Quarantine & Prevention
- Infectious diseases: bacterial, viral, fungal
- Non-infectious diseases
- Endo- and ectoparasites
- Management-related disorders
ONLINE COURSE
25/04/2025
19:00-21:00
LIVE COURSE
Available soon
Teacher:
Laura Ruysseveldt - biologist, herpetologist, certified animal care taker
Belgium
+32 472.93.97.73
info@herp.be