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The PetSaver Pet CPR and Pet First Aid class is an 8 hour class, taught using lecture, demonstrations (with both a live dog and stuffed dogs), and hands-on skill practice. There is much repetition and the involvement of many senses - the aim being to obtain an “other than conscious” learned response. (You don’t have to stop and try to remember; you just “do it”.)
The Pet Tech Pet First Aid class topics include:
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Restraining and Muzzling
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Primaray Assessment
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Rescue Breathing
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CPR
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Bleeding Protocols
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Additional topics in the Pet First Aid class include:
choking management, shock management, fractures, heat/cold injuries, seizures,
suggestions for maximum “wellness”, dental care, and more.
This pet first aid program also encourages pet owners to do a
“snout-to-tail” pet assessment.
This assessment, done on a regular basis, will help the pet owner know what
normal is for their pet. Knowing normal, then gives the owner a better chance to
identify something abnormal much faster.
The students leave this Pet First Aid class with:
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a 40 page Pet First Aid handbook
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a Pet Tech Pet First Aid
certificate of completion
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But more importantly, they leave with valuable knowledge about how to help their pet in a medical emergency.
Click here for Pet Tech Pet First Aid Class Registration Information:
or Print Out a Registration Form:
The Sensible Dog is working on the schedule for Pet Tech Pet First Aid Classes for Spring 2010.
Check back often for Pet First Aid class dates and locations.
Please contact us:
1- If you would like to host a Pet First Aid class at your business or home or
2 - If you would like to nominate your non-profit organization as the benefitting
organization of a Pet First Aid class.
Wnat do students have to say about this Pet First Aid class? Read here.
Tucker , Pet Tech Assistant Instructor #5, is truly an
"International Pet Tech Demo Dog".
He is pictured with Montreal in the background after two
great days of pet first aid classes hosted by
Animal Adoption Montreal.
(Read more about his time in Montreal on his blog.
Be sure to read the entry from Nov. 10, 2009, the
story of Saving Toddy. The true value of our efforts!)
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