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This is an outline of a training series we can customize to suite your requirements. It can be completed in for six (6) two to three (2-3) hour sessions or any combination that works for your organization. No certification is provided until all requirements are completed. Contact the office for details. This series does not include Senior Care or Dental Care.
The series can be utilized to provide organizations the ability to offer training as a fund raising activity.
Pet Care & Pet First Aid Education Series*
Basic Animal Care:
Wellness Examination — why and how to perform
What are the signs of a healthy animal
Vital Signs — why we should be able to take them and how
Training—why should we invest our time and money
Toenails—why trim them and how
Seasonal hazards for your pets
Open Discussion
Practice Session
First Aid
Review Basic Animal Care — review previous class
What is an emergency—definition of true emergencies
Emergency Pet Assessment - why and how
When and how to apply first aid in the field
Bites or stinging insects, snake bites
Preventing poisonings—induce vomiting or not
Frost Bite & Heatstroke—preventing or caring for
Choking and how to manage it
Open Discussion
Practice Session
Bandaging
Review First Aid Information
Types of injuries—define and identify
Bleeding Protocols—define types of bleeding and the
protocols to follow.
Basic bandages—different types, how to apply and when
Pressure bandages— when this is required an how to apply
Splints—when used and how to make one
Open Discussion
Practice Session
Rescue Breathing & CPR
Review Vital Signs — how to take them
Protocol of an Emergency—when & how to apply
Breathing Protocols—how to tell if the pet needs assistance
Rescue Breathing—how to perform breathing for an
unconscious pet
CPR—when is CPR required
CPR— how to perform CPR on a pet
CPR—performing CPR on different body types dogs & cats
What protocols apply for each
Open Discussion
Practice session after each skill
First Aid Kit
Review basic first aid
The First Aid Kit—review contents of several; home,
car kit, travel or hiking kit
Identification—why carry photos and identification
The First Aid Kit –define the parts of a good kit What should be included and why
Take the First Aid Kit apart to show how the individual pieces should be used and when
Build a Kit – building your own and how to use it
Resources –where can you find the everything,
Open Discussion
Exercise and Your Pet
Review Basic Care
Pets ideal weight —how to tell if they are overweight
Nutrition and your pet—what is right for your pet
Pets Exercise – the requirement to exercise
Pets Exercise—the dedication required
Pet Exercise —the many options available
Resources—where to find everything
Open Discussion
*This is a personal education course only. Completing this course does not qualify the student to utilize any part of the course content to teach or instruct in any way. These course materials are protected under copy write laws and may only be presented by PetTech Instructors that have been certified through PetTECH Inc.