Little Medical School

Little Vet School Summer Camp Become a paw-some and purr-fect veterinarian! Camp participants will role-play the key responsibilities of a veterinarian and learn how to care for a horse. These future veterinarians will learn how to remove ticks, perform a nose-to-tail exam, understand proper animal nutrition and hydration, suture lacerations, and more! Section IV: Horse / Veterinarian Now students can learn all about horses and their care from the newest Little Medical School Equine program. Students will adopt and name their plush horse and learn the anatomy and maintenance of a horse. They will also learn basic horse nutrition, riding styles, gaits and role- play and basic key responsibilities of an equine veterinarian.

Wilderness Medicine Summer Camp Conquer the great outdoors! Camp participants will role-play emergency situations in the wild, and learn how to prepare for natural disasters and animal encounters. These future emergency medics will learn about snake bites, hypothermia, tourniquets, wild animal safety, how to read a compass, poisonous plants, edible plants, distress signals, forest fires, tornadoes, common bug bites, and more.

Little Doctor School Summer Camp Inspired learning today - healthy futures tomorrow! Camp participants will role-play the key responsibilities of a doctor and learn about vital organs in the human body. These future doctors will learn how to use a stethoscope, blood pressure cuff, and reflex hammer. They will practice administering first aid, learn how pharmacists play a role in administering medications, and more!

Little Vet School Summer Camp Become a paw-some and purr-fect veterinarian! Camp participants will role-play the key responsibilities of a veterinarian and learn how to care for a dog and/or a cat. These future veterinarians will learn how to remove ticks, perform a nose-to-tail exam, understand proper animal nutrition and hydration, suture lacerations, and more! Section III: Cat/Veterinarian Students will role-play the key responsibilities of a veterinarian and perform a whiskers-to-tail exam on their newly “adopted” plush cat. These future veterinarians will learn about animal body language, maintaining a healthy environment such as proper litterbox placement, creating a cat toy, and designing a vet clinic.