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Watch for more courses being added every day! Can't find one near you? Contact us and we will put you in touch with a trainer near you!
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Join a scheduled course or contact us to book a Trainer for your area! There is no additional charge to host a course - just your class fee, which is waived with 5 or more paid students!
Courses are eligible for CEU credits with the International Association of Animal Behavior Consultants (IAABC)
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The most comprehensive course available! You will learn from the top canine first aid instructors in North America:
We teach prevention - like knowing which household plants are toxic to your dog and what people medicines they can NEVER have. We cover basic nutrition, exercise and dental care needs, we teach you about digestive emergenci
The most comprehensive course available! You will learn from the top canine first aid instructors in North America:
We teach prevention - like knowing which household plants are toxic to your dog and what people medicines they can NEVER have. We cover basic nutrition, exercise and dental care needs, we teach you about digestive emergencies and how to deal with them,
You get to practice making your own Elizabethan collar and emergency muzzle (even the most docile dogs can act aggressively when they're injured or scared).
We teach you how to handle the scary stuff, like your dogs heart stops, they have something lodged in their throat and can’t breathe, they've gotten into poison, or have had a terrible accident and needs to be stabilized for safe transport to the Vet.
You will learn and practice a number of different hands-on scenarios - so when an emergency happens muscle memory kicks in and you’ll be able to help your dog in their moment of need.
We do everything with your safety in mind, and you'll take home a 130 page health and first aid quick reference manual.
You earn your paper certificate as well as your wallet CPR card - so you can help any dog in distress!!
Hands-on, 7 hour course - $159
IAABC Accredited
Take what you learned in the Canine CPR and Emergency First Aid Course to the next level!
We know many dog owners take their canine companions hiking, camping, or may even live in remote locations far from Veterinary care. In these cases you might be faced with an extreme emergency where, without your immediate and proactive intervention,
Take what you learned in the Canine CPR and Emergency First Aid Course to the next level!
We know many dog owners take their canine companions hiking, camping, or may even live in remote locations far from Veterinary care. In these cases you might be faced with an extreme emergency where, without your immediate and proactive intervention, your dog may not make it to the Veterinarian for extended care.
This hands-on course takes the 'scary' out of the most scary situations.
From a review of lifesaving CPR and mouth to nose resuscitation, into sub-cutaneous hydration, naso-gastric feeding tubes, stitching, fractures and breaks, impalement, animal attacks, coonhound paralysis, toxic insects and plants, including blue-green algae, environmental hazard exposure including narcotics and NARCAN administration, k9 slinging and extraction (single handler), stabilization for transportation, hypo/hyperthermia, exhaustion and heat stroke, and tons more!
This course is scenario-based to ensure you have the benefit of tactile learning to contribute to muscle memory, as well as receiving a 120+ page reference manual to refer back to anytime.
*Canine CPR and Emergency First Aid is a pre-requisite to this course.
Hands-on, 7 hour course - $159
IAABC Accredited
Our working K9s face emergency situations every day. This course gives the handlers the necessary skills to help their k9 partners in a first aid crisis.
This hands-on course covers on-the-job hazards and situations, such as:
CPR and mouth to nose resuscitation, endotracheal intubation, stitching, blunt force trauma, tear gas and blisterin
Our working K9s face emergency situations every day. This course gives the handlers the necessary skills to help their k9 partners in a first aid crisis.
This hands-on course covers on-the-job hazards and situations, such as:
CPR and mouth to nose resuscitation, endotracheal intubation, stitching, blunt force trauma, tear gas and blistering agent exposure, fractures and breaks, impalement, stabbing and gunshot wounds, environmental hazard exposure such as fuels and narcotics (including NARCAN administration), k9 extraction (single handler), stabilization for transportation, hypo/hyperthermia, exhaustion and heat stroke, canine concussion, glass in pads, and tons more!
This course is scenario-based so all K9 handlers will have the benefit of tactile learning to contribute to muscle memory, as well as receiving a 100 page reference manual to keep at the kennel or squad car.
Hands-on, 7 hour course - $159
This course is a close version of our canine health and emergency first aid program, with added components focused on the working service and therapy dog.
From CPR and mouth to nose resuscitation, to poisons and toxins exposure, splinting fractures, dealing with a choking dog (3 methods), digestive emergencies, environmental hazards, and t
This course is a close version of our canine health and emergency first aid program, with added components focused on the working service and therapy dog.
From CPR and mouth to nose resuscitation, to poisons and toxins exposure, splinting fractures, dealing with a choking dog (3 methods), digestive emergencies, environmental hazards, and tons more
You will learn and practice a number of different hands-on scenarios - so when an emergency happens muscle memory kicks in and you’ll be able to help your dog in their moment of need.
We do everything with your safety in mind, and you'll take home a 130 page health and first aid quick reference manual.
You earn your paper certificate as well as your wallet CPR card - so you can help not only your service or therapy dog, but any dog in distress!!
Hands-on, 7 hour course - $159
ONLINE OR IN PERSON TRAINING
We want to reach all dog owners and know some of you cannot attend an in-person class due to remote locations, international students, and students who are under gathering restrictions. We also know some people are very busy and may not have the time to take the full day program
With the half-day fundamentals p
ONLINE OR IN PERSON TRAINING
We want to reach all dog owners and know some of you cannot attend an in-person class due to remote locations, international students, and students who are under gathering restrictions. We also know some people are very busy and may not have the time to take the full day program
With the half-day fundamentals program, you can learn either in person, or via live-stream interactive video.
Your instructor will take you through all the essentials - from health and prevention, to bandaging and stabilizing, to poisons, household dangers and more.
You can learn the basics and know that you have the skills to help your dog in an emergency.
Half-day - in-person or online - $99
Do you have a dog-crazy kiddo who would love to learn how to better care for their furry friend?
Our hands on dog safety and first aid for kids is a 3-hour class where kids learn safety around dogs, dog body language, basic food, water, exercise and grooming needs, how to recognize when the dog isn't feeling well, how to bandage a paw, he
Do you have a dog-crazy kiddo who would love to learn how to better care for their furry friend?
Our hands on dog safety and first aid for kids is a 3-hour class where kids learn safety around dogs, dog body language, basic food, water, exercise and grooming needs, how to recognize when the dog isn't feeling well, how to bandage a paw, head and leg, and what to have in their first aid kit.
They receive a child-friendly booklet with puzzles and coloring pages, as well as a recipe for homemade doggy chicken and rice biscuits.
Hands-on - 3 hours - $59
FELINE HEALTH AND EMERGENCY FIRST AID
Cats... are not dogs! We know there are pet first aid programs out there, but we wanted to honor the unique medical needs of our feline friends, and so we are launching a whole new sister company, website, social media pages and program for our feline lovers!
The hands-on course will be launching thi
FELINE HEALTH AND EMERGENCY FIRST AID
Cats... are not dogs! We know there are pet first aid programs out there, but we wanted to honor the unique medical needs of our feline friends, and so we are launching a whole new sister company, website, social media pages and program for our feline lovers!
The hands-on course will be launching this fall, and will include the basic life-saving techniques for feline CPR and mouth to nose resuscitation, as well as traffic accident response, eye injuries, back injuries, high-rise syndrome, frostbite, UTI, feline diabetes, dog attacks, broken limbs/tail, abscess, essential oils and other dangers, and TONS more! Watch for the launch of www.felinehealthinternational.com soon, and check out our Facebook page for updates on course listings and valuable information about your felines good health https://web.facebook.com/felinehealthandfirstaidcanada
BREEDERS FIRST AID
We are working with our team of trainers and Veterinarians to being a new course to anyone who is a breeder of dogs.
We want to give you the tools to ensure a successful union, pregnancy, and whelping experience, having the first aid knowledge to help your dog if a health emergency happens.
Watch for more in 2024!
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