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We cover more than ANYONE in the dog first aid field!
Here's what is in our manual and primary course:
Dog First Aid Course - Canine Health Canada
Basic Care and Prevention
Basic Grooming
Teeth and Gums
Anal Sacs
Nutritional Needs
Exercise and Rest
Training
Conditioning a Dog to Accept Treatment
Vaccinations
Parasite Control
Fleas and Lice
Ticks
Spaying/Neutering
Identification
Risk Management
Home hazards
Environmental hazards
Common poisons
First Aider Roles and Responsibilities
Safety
Identification of Situation
Assess
Securing Scene
Restraint and Safe Muzzling of Dog
When to Call the Veterinarian and What they Need to Know
Nose to Tail Survey
Appearance and Movement
Behavior/Response
Vital Signs
Odors
Ears, Eyes, Nose and Mouth
Head and Neck
Chest
Abdomen
Limbs
Anus and Genitals
Priorities of Treatment
Emergency First Aid Response
Assess and Prioritize
Aggression/behavior changes
Balance Issues
Birthing/Whelping
Bites and Stings
Bees, Wasps, Hornets, Ants
Flea Bites
Ticks
Jellyfish
Snake, Spider, Scorpion
Bleeding
Types
Treatment
Bloat
Bones
Fractures and Breaks
Robert Jones Bandage
Breathing Issues
Mouth to Nose Resuscitation
Burns
First Degree/Superficial
Second Degree/Partial Thickness
Third Degree/Full Thickness
Chemical Burn
Electrical Burn
Carbon Monoxide
Choking
Comatose
Constipation
Convulsions/Seizures
Cough/Cold
CPR
Cuts and Wounds
Diabetic Episodes
Diarrhea
Drowning
Ear Issues
Ear Hematoma—No blood
Ear Hematoma—Bleeding
Head Shaking
Electrocution
Elizabethan Collar
Eye Injuries
Feet - Claws and Pads
Fish Hooks
Frostbite/Hypothermia
Head Injuries
Heart Failure
Heat Stroke/Hyperthermia
Horse/Livestock
Impalements/Penetrating Injuries
Lameness
Mouth and Tongue Injuries
Nose Injuries
Poison
Skin/Sting
Inhaled
Swallowed/Ingested
Common poisons/treatments
Plants and foods poisonous to dogs
Porcupine Quills
Shock
Skunk Spray
Scratching—excessive
Spinal injuries
Identification
Securing and Transporting
Smoke Inhalation
Swallowed Objects
Swimmer’s Tail
Urinary Issues
Vomiting
Traffic Accidents
Administering Medications
Oral
Eye
Ear
Anal/Suppositories
Injections
What to Have in your First Aid Kit
My Dog—Vital Information
** For information about our ADVANCED EXTREME K9 Emergency First Aid, or our WORKING TACTICAL K9 Program for police, security, and military handlers, please contact us!
Whether you're taking a course or looking to become one of our trainers/instructors - we have you covered! You will be prepared to help in any emergency, have exceptional health knowledge, and have the hands on practice to help your dog.
*Now offering ADVANCED EXTREME Emergency First Aid and WORKING TACTICAL K9 Emergency First Aid programs - contact us for more information for those classes.