Where will this course lead?

Want to make sure you can give your four-legged friend the best in an emergency? Then this is course for you. It covers everything you might need in an emergency from basic First Aid to dealing with shock and hypothermia.

It is impossible to predict when you may be presented with an emergency situation either with your own, or with someone else's dog. By having basic canine first aid skills, you will be able to provide a dog with vital care needed in the first 10 to 15 minutes of an injury or medical emergency.

This in turn, means very often a dog can be presented at a veterinary practice in a more stable condition allowing for a much more positive outcome.

What will I study?

• Define what is Dog First Aid
• Know how to prioritise the health and safety of themselves and others with confidence when presented with an emergency situation
• Know what a heathy dog should look like
• Perform a basic dog body examination safely
• Recognise the different types of trauma/illnesses and how to respond appropriately in an emergency situation
• To be able to provide appropriate dog first aid skills to a dog in an emergency situation
• Identify appropriate handling techniques.

How will this course be delivered?

This is a one day course (9:30-5:00)

What qualifications will I get?

LANTRA Canine First Aid.

How will I be assessed?

No formal assessment involved.

What are the entry requirements?

This course is suitable for learners of all abilities from novice to experienced looking to improve their skills and knowledge.

Learners will need no prior knowledge of or qualification in dog first aid skills.

What else do I need to know?

All equipment is provided for this course

What can I do after this course?

This course is for dog owners or pet care professionals who wish to upskill and be able to provide first aid for dogs in their care.