iPET Network Level 3 Award in Euthanasia and Bereavement Support in the Animal Care and Veterinary Science Sector
iPET Network Level 3 Award in Euthanasia and Bereavement Support in the Animal Care and Veterinary Science Sector - Qualification Number 610/5985/7 (link to qualification on Ofqual register)
The iPET Network Level 3 Award in Euthanasia and Bereavement Support in the Animal Care and Veterinary Science Sector explores the emotional and practical aspects of supporting clients and colleagues through companion animal euthanasia and loss. Learners will develop an understanding of the human-animal bond, the grieving process, and the emotional impact of loss. The qualification covers euthanasia procedures - including unplanned and emergency situations -and equips Learners with the understanding of how to communicate with empathy, compassion, and professionalism. Post-euthanasia care, including cremation discussions and client follow-up, is also addressed. Designed for those in client-facing roles in the animal care and veterinary science sector, this qualification equips Learners to deliver compassionate, informed care and support during some of the most difficult moments in animal care.
This qualification has been designed to enable Candidates to:
• Understand the human-animal bond, the emotional impact of pet loss and the grieving process.
• Understand what the euthanasia methods are and what happens after euthanasia.
• Understand compassionate client communication surrounding euthanasia.
• Understand how to support clients after pet euthanasia.
• Know how to offer animal bereavement support for clients, children and self-care for veterinary staff.
This qualification consists of the following theoretical unit:
Mandatory
3008: Euthanasia and Bereavement Support
GLH (Guided Learning Hours): 4 hours
TQT (Total Qualification Time): 25 hours
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