Pet CPR & First Aid Training
This workshop is appropriate for pet lovers ages 16+.
Workshop is 5 hours long.
Upon completion, participants will be given a 2 year training certificate,
Pet Tech web emblem, and will be placed on the Pet Tech international database.
Many pet emergencies occur outside and even far from a veterinarian’s office.
And usually the first person on the scene is you…
So, would you know what to do if your pet was in a medical crisis situation?
According to the American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA), 92% of dogs and cats will experience an emergency in their lifetime, and 1 out of 4 pets would survive if just one pet first aid technique was applied prior to getting emergency veterinary care.
Pet first aid is the immediate care given to a pet that is suddenly ill or injured until it can be transported to a veterinarian for medical attention. Knowing these skills and techniques can make a difference between life and death—giving your pet a fighting chance to survive.
You will learn:
- How to conduct a primary assessment in an emergency situation
- How to safely restrain and muzzle an ill or injured pet
- The skills of canine and feline CPR and rescue breathing
- How to manage choking, bleeding, and shock incidents
- Heat and cold injury protocols
- Action steps for insect bites, stings, and snake bites
- The daily Snout-To-Tail™ wellness assessment to gauge your pet’s health vitals
- How to prepare a pet first aid kit
- How to improve communication with your vet, pet care professionals, pet parents, and community
- And much more!
Pet CPR & First Aid For TEAMS:
This special 6 hour long workshop includes the Pet Tech Pet CPR & First Aid curriculum and adds in team emergency planning. This will help prepare your staff to handle emergencies within your organization and/or facility by discussing and developing a team emergency plan. Please contact Yvonne Banzali at Yvonne@DOGSLife365.com or call 323-744-0210 for more details.
Please leave pets at home:
As much as we love our pets, dogs and cats are not allowed to attend this class. Instead, class participants will be practicing on dog or cat models. Please do not practice on a live animal if they are not in a medical emergency crisis.
Additional class January 20, 2018, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 4220 Long Beach Blvd., Long Beach, California 90807