Companion Animal Science Concepts

Mrs. Don Ingram introduces the Companion Animal Science courses at Naperville North. Animal Science 1 is open to all students and covers topics like animal handling, care, and behavior. It includes working with classroom pets and learning about animal careers. Animal Science 2, offered in the spring, requires completion of Animal Science 1 and delves into aquatic animals, wildlife, genetics, and veterinary practices. The courses are ideal for students interested in animal-related careers or those who want to learn more about animal care and welfare.

What is the primary focus of the Companion Animal Science courses?

• Marine biology

• Microbiology

• Companion and large animals

• Plant science

Who can enroll in Companion Animal Science 1?

• Only juniors

• Students from all grades

• Only freshmen

• Only seniors

What is the duration of the Companion Animal Science 1 course?

• Two semesters

• One semester

• Two years

• One year

Which of the following is NOT a topic covered in Companion Animal Science 1?

• Animal handling

• Basic animal care

• Advanced genetics

• Animal nutrition

What are some of the classroom pets mentioned in the course?

• Fish and hamsters

• Parrots and snakes

• Guinea pigs and rabbits

• Dogs and cats

Which animal is NOT mentioned as a classroom pet?

• Axolotl

• Bearded dragon

• Parrot

• Turtle

What is the final topic covered in Companion Animal Science 1?

• Animal nutrition

• Animal behavior

• Ethics and welfare

• Veterinary practices

What is a prerequisite for enrolling in Companion Animal Science 2?

• Approval from the teacher

• No prerequisites

• Completion of Companion Animal Science 1

• Completion of a biology course

Which of the following topics is covered in Companion Animal Science 2?

• Insect behavior

• Microbial studies

• Plant genetics

• Aquatic animals

What is the main goal of the Companion Animal Science courses?

• To study human anatomy

• To prepare students for careers in animal-related fields

• To teach students about plant care

• To focus on marine life