Course Content: HOW TO DO AN ASSESMENT IN EMERGENCIES- Priorities of Emergency Pet Care
- ABCs of Primary Pet Assessment
- Emergency Restraining & Muzzling
- Vital Signs
CARDIOPULMONARY RESUSCITATION: C P R - CPR Protocol & Technique
- Proper Hand Placement, Rate, Ratio & Depth
- Compression Techniques by Pet Size & Chest Type
- Rescue Breathing
FIRST AID PROTOCOLS - Choking Management
- Bleeding Management (Wounds, Lacerations, Punctures, Bites)
- Fractures & Limb Injuries
- Heat Injuries (Heatstroke, Burns)
- Shock Management: Signs, Symptoms & Treatment
- Snake & Insect Bites & Stings
- Poisoning: Prevention, Symptoms
- Seizures & Convulsions
| Ideal for Pet Parents and Pet Care Professionals: - Groomers, trainers & dog walkers
- Boarding, daycare & shelter staff
- Pet sitters & rescue volunteers
- Veterinary assistants & students
- Animal Control / Animal Enforcement Officers
- Caring Pet parents who want to respond—not panic—in an emergency
- Anyone in pet care field who wants to step up with skills, confidence, and calm.
About your Instructor This course is taught by a Pawsitive Relations founder and Pet Tech® Certified Instructor with experience in pet safety, humane outreach, and emergency response training. Pawsitive Relations classes have trained pet parents and professionals across Greater Houston—including vet students, shelter teams, groomers, sitters, daycare staff, animal enforcement officers and rescue volunteers. Learn more at: PawsitiveRelations.com |