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First Aid and CPR is the foundation
of any emergency plan. More and
more pet professionals are
becoming certified.
Is your staff up to date?
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Some of the topics highlighted
in the class include:
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- Restraining the pet
- Pet CPR
- Rescue breathing
- Choking management
- Wellness assessment
- Heat injuries
- Poisoning
- Bleeding protocols
- Bites and stings
- Injury assessment
- and much, much more!
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There are other classes, as well.
Click on any class for more info
about it.
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Pet First Aid and CPR is the immediate care given
to a pet that has been injured or suddenly taken ill. It does
not replace vet care, it enhances vet care. 60% of animal
hospital visits are emergency in nature and according to
the American Animal Hospital Association one out of four
pets could be saved if just one Pet First Aid technique was
applied prior to getting veterinary treatment. Knowing the
skills and techniques of Pet First Aid can mean the
difference between life and death, between temporary and
permanent disability, between expensive vet bills and
reasonable home care and between rapid recovery and
long recuperation for your pet.
More Class Info Here
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Accidents, injuries and illness don't
wait for your staff to get prepared.
Being prepared is the key!
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We are holding classes now!
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Casey Brown-Farris is one of the very few
people in Texas Certified to teach Pet
First Aid and CPR.You will know what to do
after attending her classes.
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