The following CPD modules are available to qualified SQPs thanks to the folks at Frontline. Before beginning please ensure that you have read our ‘earning CPD points‘ information.
FIRST click on a unit title to begin studying. Beneath each unit you will find a multiple choice quiz which is automatically marked. The pass mark for all modules in order to gain the available CPD points is 100%. (You may take the test more than once should you fail to reach 100% on your first attempt).
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| Module 1 |
Dog intestinal worms: protect the health of the whole family - (ID203 - first published January 2020) |
| This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (January 2020). This article has been brought to you by VELOXA® and Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health |
| Unit 1 |
Dog intestinal worms: protect the health of the whole family |
| Module 2 |
Optimising customer interactions – promote the result, not the product - (ID200 - first published November 2019) |
| This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (November 2019). This article has been brought to you by Frontline and Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health |
| Unit 1 |
Optimising customer interactions – promote the result, not the product |
| Module 4 |
Fighting fleas: the essential SQP guide - (ID193 - first published July 2019) |
| This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (July 2019). This article has been brought to you by Frontline |
| Unit 1 |
Fighting fleas: the essential SQP guide |
| Module 5 |
Skin health in companion animal and equine - (ID192 - first published May 2019) |
| This module has been accredited with 1 CPD point and is correct at the point of going to press (May 2019). This article has been brought to you by NAF |
| Unit 1 |
Skin health in companion animal and equine |
| Module 6 |
How to uncover pet owners’ needs - (ID187 - first published May 2019) |
| This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (May 2019). This article has been brought to you by Frontline and Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health |
| Unit 1 |
How to uncover pet owners’ needs |
| Module 7 |
How to deal with flea eggs - (ID179 - first published March 2019) |
| This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (March 2019). This article has been brought to you by Frontline and Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health. |
| Unit 1 |
How to deal with flea eggs |
| Module 8 |
Intestinal worms: how to protect dogs and the rest of the family - (ID176 - first published January 2019) |
| This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (January 2019). This article has been brought to you by Frontline and Merial Animal Health Ltd. |
| Unit 1 |
Intestinal worms: how to protect dogs and the rest of the family |
| Module 9 |
Skin and coat care in the winter - (ID173 - first published October 2018) |
| This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (October 2018). This article has been brought to you by Frontline and Merial Animal Health Ltd. |
| Unit 1 |
Skin and coat care in the winter (2 CPD points) |
| Module 11 |
Tackling fleas in the summer months - (ID164 - first published July 2018) |
| This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (July 2018). This article has been brought to you by Frontline and Merial Animal Health Ltd. |
| Unit 1 |
Tackling fleas in the summer months (2 CPD points) |
| Module 12 |
Parasite control in companion animals - (ID159 - first published May 2018) |
| This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (May 2018). This article has been brought to you by animal health specialists at Bayer Animal Health |
| Unit 1 |
Parasite control in companion animals (2 CPD points) |
| Module 13 |
Module 9 - Dealing with intestinal worms in dogs (ID:160 – First published June 2018) |
| This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (June 2018). This article has been brought to you by Frontline |
| Unit 1 |
Dealing with intestinal worms in dogs (2 CPD points) |
| Module 14 |
The problem with fleas and their eggs (ID:155 – First published April 2018) |
| This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (April 2018). This article has been brought to you by Frontline |
| Unit 1 |
The problem with fleas and their eggs (2 CPD points) |
| Module 15 |
Cat and dog hygiene: focus on coat, ear and eye care (ID: 153 – Published January2018) |
| This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (January 2018). This article has been brought to you by FRONTLINE. |
| Unit 1 |
Cat and dog hygiene: focus on coat, ear and eye care (2 CPD points) |
| Module 16 |
Feeding senior cats and dogs (ID: 152 – Published January2018) |
| This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (January 2018). This article has been brought to you by Hills. |
| Unit 1 |
Feeding Senior Cats and Dogs (2 CPD points) |
| Module 18 |
Technical Review: Kitten Nutrition - (ID:134 – First Published June 2015.) |
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
> To recognise the different stages of a kitten’s growth.
> To understand the challenges and nutritional needs of each stage.
> To understand how to select the right diet for each kitten at each stage.
This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (June 2015). This article has been brought to you by animal health specialists at Royal Canin. |
| Unit 1 |
Technical Review: Kitten Nutrition (2 CPD points) |
| Module 19 |
The Rabbit - A Need for Fibre - (ID:128 – First published February 2015) |
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
> A greater understanding of the interaction of hay on both dental and digestive function will highlight why hay is so fundamental to a rabbit’s physical and emotional health.
This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (February 2015). This article has been brought to you by Lisa Whitty, C-SQP and The Hay Experts’ Nutritional Adviser. |
| Unit 1 |
The Rabbit - A Need for Fibre (2 CPD points) |
| Module 20 |
Nutritional Considerations for maintaining a healthy weight in dogs and cats - (ID:126 – First published February 2015) |
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
> To understand the importance of maintaining a healthy weight.
> To gain an understanding of the factors which influence weight gain and weight loss.
> To understand the principles of nutritional requirements for achieving and maintaining a healthy weight.
This module has been accredited with 2 CPD points and is correct at the point of going to press (February 2015). This article has been brought to you by animal health specialists at Hill’s Pet Nutrition Limited. |
| Unit 1 |
Nutritional Considerations for Maintaining a Healthy Weight in Dogs and Cats (2 CPD points) |
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