First Aid for Pets

Dog Emergency Awareness Non-Accredited Training.

This 2-hour session course empowers dog owners with the knowledge and basic first aid skills to address emergencies while waiting for professional veterinary care.

It is important to note that this course does not substitute veterinary services.

Who is this for:

Dog owners, lovers, handlers. Anyone looking needing to care for a dog.

Key Topics:

CPR Comparison: Techniques for both dogs and humans.
Common Emergencies: Addressing trauma, choking, bleeding, burns, fractures, seizures, venomous bites and stings, and ingestion of poisons.
Additional Discussions: Managing bloat and health issues unique to 'short nose' dog breeds.
Items to include in a canine first aid kit.
Advice on diet and exercise for overall health.

Key Features:

Customizable Content: Additional information on specific issues can be included upon request, with the program tailored to meet your group’s needs.
Flexible Scheduling: Sessions are arranged at a time and location of your choice. Please note, additional travel charges may apply depending on the location.

Delivery Options:

Private Sessions: Price $295 per session. Sessions accommodates up to 12 participants per group.

Public Group Session: Price $75. These are run twice yearly or upon request. Keep an eye out for advertised dates.

Upcoming Public Group Session:

27 September 2025 - 10am-12pm - Yurara Art Studio, 262 Cleveland Redland Bay Road, Thornlands.

Booking Details:

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🐾 Dog First Aid in Australia: What’s Real & What’s Just Bark

Many dog first aid courses claim to be “certified.”
But here’s the truth:
There is no official certification for Dog First Aid courses in Australia, yet (but we are working on it)

Since no Australian authority regulates dog first aid training, “Certified” often means overseas standards that don’t guarantee relevance or quality in Australia.

We don’t rely on buzzwords, we’re here to teach life-saving skills with integrity, clarity, and care.

We deliver credible, hands-on training aligned with human first aid training standards because dogs deserve better.

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Your dog’s safety starts with real skills, not empty labels.

"I recently completed the Dog First Aid training course and couldn't be more pleased with the experience! The course was incredibly interesting and informative, providing me with the essential skills and knowledge to handle various situations that might arise with my furry friend".

Corinna Bailey

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