Animal Health Department

Animal Health Staff

Kisaro TSS Animal Health students gain skills in livestock care, veterinary practices, and animal disease control.

Animal Health Staff
Students practicing livestock treatment

KISARO TSS Animal Health Students

Support Staff
Students feeding and managing animals

KISARO TSS Animal Health Students

Kisaro TSS Animal Health students are trained in livestock production, disease prevention, and veterinary practices. They participate in fieldwork such as treating animals, vaccinating livestock, and ensuring proper care. This prepares them to contribute effectively to food safety, public health, and sustainable livestock production in their communities.

Kisaro TSS Animal Health students specialize in the trade of livestock products alongside their technical studies. They learn how to treat, manage, and care for animals while also understanding the economics of selling products like milk, meat, and eggs. This training combines veterinary science with agribusiness, preparing them to work as livestock managers, veterinary technicians, or entrepreneurs.

Animal Health Trade

Our teachers provide both theoretical and practical animal health education.

Teacher
Head of Department in Animal Health

Animal Health HOD

MUHOZA Olivier

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Teacher
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Here are some useful tips in Animal Health Trade for Kisaro TSS students:

✔ Practice good hygiene and biosecurity in animal farms.
✔ Monitor animal health regularly and prevent diseases.
✔ Provide balanced nutrition to increase livestock productivity.
✔ Keep vaccination schedules updated.
✔ Save profits and reinvest in improving animal facilities.


Students Top Projects

Our students engage in hands-on veterinary and livestock management projects.

Student Project
Practical veterinary training project

Project 1

Student Project
Livestock management and feeding project

Project 2

Project 3 – Veterinary health outreach in local communities.