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Pet First Aid, CPR + BLS Certification

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  • One course for dogs + cats, covering pet first aid, CPR + BLS.

    Online. 10 short modules at your own pace. No timer, no jargon, no scare tactics.

    In person. Then you come in + put your hands to it for real.

    Certified. Valid for two full years, with a starter first aid kit that’s yours to keep.

  • This course makes sure you know exactly what to do in those vital minutes, for dogs + cats, in the same course. $100 a person, about 3 hours all in: 2 online at your own pace, 1 hands-on with your instructor.

  • Personalize your first aid kit + know every piece in it. Read dog + cat body language, because they speak completely different languages. Learn their normal: heart rate, gums, breathing, temperature. Once you know normal, wrong jumps out at you.

  • CPR + rescue breathing, sized for a Great Dane or a kitten. Choking + blocked airways. Bleeding + wound care, with one simple rule you will never forget.

  • Shock, fractures + how to move an injured pet safely. Poisons, burns + the household dangers hiding in plain sight. Heatstroke, cold + keeping every season safe.

  • Every place comes with a starter pet first aid kit, yours to keep, free. You leave with the training + the supplies to use it.

  • Valid for two full years, for both cats + dogs.

  • Pet parents of dogs + cats

    Dog walkers, sitters + nannies

    Household + estate staff with a pet in their care

    Groomers, daycare + boarding teams

    Anyone who wants a plan before they need one

  • 01 Join the interest list. You hear first when places open.

    02 Learn online. 10 short modules, at your own pace.

    03 Practice in person. Hands on, for real, with your instructor.

    04 Get certified. Valid for two years, starter kit included.

  • First aid, not veterinary care. You learn to respond, stabilize + get your pet to a vet safely. Diagnosis + treatment stay with your veterinarian, always.

First Aid for pets is just around the corner...

  • So Toxic

    Most household poisons show signs within a few hours. The gap that hurts pets is the wait between the first odd sign + the phone call.

  • Blocked Airway

    A choking pet cannot clear the blockage on its own. Obstructions leave zero margin for hesitation.

  • Heatstroke Cascade

    Heatstroke moves in minutes, not hours. Once core temperature passes 106°F, organ damage starts fast, so cooling on the way to the ER is what buys time.

  • Tick Tock

    Most tick-borne infections need hours attached to pass on, so a daily check + fast removal really is prevention.

  • Wound Iceberg

    A puncture that looks small can tunnel deep under the skin. Cleaning only the surface is how those turn into abscesses.