Pet First Aid Level 2

Dog with Bandage on Paw - Pet First Aid Level 2

Let's start with an

Introduction

This Pet First Aid course is ideal for pet owners and animal professionals who want to be prepared in the event of an emergency. It covers how to respond to common situations such as choking, injuries, and illness, providing immediate care until veterinary assistance is available. The course also addresses how to treat minor wounds and manage stress in your pet following an incident.

Through engaging, hands-on training, participants gain a solid understanding of pet first aid principles, learning how to stabilise an animal and prevent further deterioration before professional help can be sought.

Courses can be delivered at your premises, in your home, or at one of our accredited training centres. All training is in full accordance with the UK and European Resuscitation Council Guidelines 2021 and meets current HSE standards.

Wondering if this is

The right course for you?

Anyone who owns a pet and wants to be confident in dealing with medical issues that may arise at home. This course would also be suitable for pet professionals such as those working in a Dog Groomers, Dog/Cat Kennels, Dog Walkers and Sitters.

What will be covered?

Course Content

Hours CPD Certified: 3

While this list is not exhaustive, here are some key topics covered during the training.

Upon successfully completing the course, trainees will receive an accredited or in-house certificate valid for three years. A refresher course is recommended every three years to maintain compliance and safety standards.

The vet and your role in first aid

Keeping your pet safe in an emergency

Car accidents

Pet proofing your home

How pets show pain

Checking your pets health

Pet Accidents and First Aid

Breathing and respiratory problems including choking

Dog CPR

Drowning and treatment

Shock

Broken bones

Spinal injury and moving an injured pet

Tending to Your Pet

Types of bleeds

Controlling bleeding

Dressings and bandages

Paw problems

Ears, eyes and mouth

Bandaging the ear

Bandaging the tail

Illnesses

Poisoning, bites and stings

Vomiting in animals

Bites, stings and ticks

Choking

Burns and temperature related problems

Seizures and epilepsy

Different Types and Sizes of Animals

The older dog

Cats

Small dog care

Puppies and young animals

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