Antelope – A Care Guide

R540,00

The Antelope Rehabilitation course is structured into 8 detailed modules, providing rehabilitators with the knowledge and skills needed to care for antelope:

  1. Introduction
  2. Browsers and Grazers
  3. Digestion
  4. Stress
  5. Injury and Illness
  6. Hand Rearing
  7. Baby Formulas
  8. Antelope Table

This course equips wildlife rehabilitators with essential care practices for antelope, from understanding their dietary needs to providing appropriate care for injuries and hand-rearing, ensuring successful rehabilitation and release.

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Description

This module on caring for antelope at FreeMe Wildlife outlines species-specific needs for managing antelope, covering diet, stress management, common injuries, and rearing techniques. It distinguishes grazers, browsers, and gleaners, and explains the ruminant digestive system. Stress is highlighted as a key challenge, with precautions to prevent capture myopathy. The module discusses handling injuries, managing parasites, and common health issues like bloat and diarrhoea. Additionally, it provides hand-rearing protocols for young antelope, emphasising species-appropriate feeding, bedding, and minimal human interaction to prevent imprinting, ensuring better chances of successful release into the wild.