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  • Veterinary Pharmacy
  • Comparative Medicine
  • Client Education

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  • Veterinary therapeutics education for pharmacists is crucial for comprehensive animal care.
  • Client Information Sheets (CIS) are vital tools for communicating drug information to pet owners.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To design and implement a course on Companion Animal Comparative Counseling for 38 students.
  • To expose students to veterinary therapeutics and practical application through CIS creation.
  • To provide students with experience in writing and publishing client information sheets on a public website.

Main Methods:

  • An elective course focused on companion animals, covering nine distinct topics.
  • Incorporated didactic sessions, interactive trivia, and field trips.
  • Utilized four major assessments, including an exam, counseling evaluations, and group CIS projects.

Main Results:

  • Students gained knowledge of comparative disease states in companion animals.
  • Students learned to counsel effectively on common pet prescriptions and access drug informatics.
  • Students developed skills in creating their own client information sheets (CIS).

Conclusions:

  • The course enhanced students' training in veterinary comparative pharmacy.
  • Students improved their ability to communicate complex veterinary drug information to clients.
  • The educational approach fostered practical skills in veterinary pharmaceutical care.