About this Event
David stands as one of the pioneering official pet first aid instructors in Scotland, with a presence in live television and radio interviews and coverage in numerous national newspapers.
With over a decade of teaching experience, David has amassed extensive expertise in dealing with a diverse clientele, including pet owners, trainers, dog groomers, and various rescue organizations, as well as specialized groups such as the military, customs and excise, and security dog handlers.
Our courses utilize the most up-to-date pet CPR mannequins and other training aids to create an engaging and effective learning environment, avoiding the stress that real pets might endure during first aid practice. Participants will earn an internationally recognized certification that remains valid for three years.
Due to popular demand this course has been adjusted as a full-day classroom course, rather than a blended online course, but we still offer blended courses if it suits you better, please ask.
Part 1
Importance of pet first aid
Vets
Pet hazards and dangers
What is pet first aid?
Locating and transporting your pet
Head to tail examination
Keeping your pet safe
Pet injuries and illnesses
Beach and water hazards & dangers
Cats and small animals
Pet first aid kits
Protecting yourself
Pet CPR
Choking
Bleeds and Shock
Fractures
Hot cars
Burns
Seizures
Practical Assessment
Part 2
Working within the pet industry
Canine Genetics
Dog Breeds
Genetic Problems
Puppies
Pet Language
Pet Communication
Pet Calming
Pet Stress
Pets in Pain
Pet Fear
Pet Guarding
Territorial Aggression
Socialising Pets
Local pet business guidelines
Pet Behaviour and Handling
Six Causes of Canine Aggression
Pets banned in the UK awareness
Controlling pets in public places
Pet business insurance
Pet Business Licenses
Pets for mental health awareness
Assessment
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Premier Inn Glasgow City Centre (George Square) hotel, 187 George Street, Glasgow, United Kingdom
GBP 100.00
