Learning Outcomes

Introduction to Catteries

Equipment and Care of Felines in Catteries

Health, Safety and Administrative Management of Catteries

Lesson Summary

This module is an introduction to cattery management. You will learn how to organise a cattery's budget, advertise it, and comply with all legal, licensing, and record-keeping regulations. Additionally, you will learn about feline behaviour, psychology, and cat care in the cattery.

Introduction to Cattery Management - Course Assessment

This free online animal care course explains how to run a cattery in the UK that satisfies both cats and their owners.

Introduction to Cattery Management

Do you enjoy working with animals? Do you want to work in the cattery industry? Cattery services are a booming industry in the UK with increasing job interest. This animal care course explains how to care for kittens and cats and provides guidance and information on cattery services to anyone who wants to restructure their pet care company using modernised formulas. Sign up to learn how to run a cattery and break into a profitable career.

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