THIS COURSE HAS NOW BEEN RUN.

CONTACT US TO PUT YOUR NAME DOWN FOR THE NEXT ONE – DATE TBC ONCE ENOUGH PEOPLE ARE INTERESTED.

Attention all dog owners, Groomers, Walkers, Kennels & Canine Professionals!!!

As a dog owner would you like to have the confidence and knowledge to act in any situation? As a pet professional, do you want to give your customers total peace of mind that their canine family member is in capable hands?

Would you know what to do if your own, or a customer’s Dog was in medical difficulty and needed emergency treatment before you could get to a vet??

Well… we are teaming up with Dog First Aid training to deliver an Emergency Canine Care course to our community.

This half day course has been developed with members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and is delivered by a qualified Ex Veterinary nurse and covers:

The role of a first aider and legal compliance

First Aid equipment

The primary and secondary survey

Vitals

CPR including practical.

Seizures

GDV

Shock

Water Inhalation

Burns & Scalds

Toxicity & Poisoning

Heat stroke

Choking

Bleeds and bandaging

Fractures

On completion of the course, you will receive a certificate that is valid for 3 years. This is CPD accredited.

Professionals – give your customers the confidence that their beloved furry family member will receive the very best care from your services. (check when your first aid certificate is due to for renewal!)

Owners – have peace of mind that you could provide the very best course of action to your furry friend in an unfortunate emergency.

This half day course is CPD accredited and certificated.

Hot and cold refreshments will be included.

If you would like to book a place / register your interest on this course please contact me via email emma.sitandgo@gmail.com

Places are limited and will sell out fast.

We ran our first Emergency Canine first aid course on Sunday 19th May at Northallerton town hall and were blown away by the event. Attendees were primarily pet owners wanting to ensure they knew how to handle emergency situations that may arise with their dogs during normal day to day life.

Jane, the course trainer, was incredibly knowledgeable and was able to share her passion and course content superbly, in a way that was easy to understand. There was so much information that she provided us with a handbook and links to sites for future

Jane taught us practical elements as well as theory, including how to perform CPR on dogs and how to bandage them up until you can get help.

Jane also had lots of items for sale including first aid kits, tick removers, antiseptic sprays and treats.

All of our attendees said they learnt a lot and thoroughly enjoyed the course, all feeling more confident about how they would cope with an emergency situation, should it arise with their own dogs, or come across a dog in trouble.

A massive thank you for everyone who came along and we cant wait to see you again!