DOG FIRST AID COURSES
ONLINE CANINE HEALTH & FIRST-AID COURSE
£35
10 hours CPD accredited
The complete canine health & first-aid course covers a huge amount of vital information relevant to
dog owners, dog professionals and others working in the veterinary profession.
This is an online course to take in your own time, you can log in and out as many times as you like to complete the course
COURSE TASTER
4 hours
CPD
accredited
£30
ZOOM VIRTUAL
CLASSROOM
COURSES
Due to the current situation with Covid 19 we are all experiencing, Animal Love are taking all classroom courses online for the moment.
Dog first aid courses will be streamed via Zoom and when you sign up you will be emailed a link to the course
Animal Love virtual classroom courses are one of the most in-depth and informative pet first aid courses in the U.K.
Each Zoom event is hosted and presented by veterinary surgeon Dr Sophie Bell who shares her wealth of knowledge, tips and advice for caring for your pets. You can also pick her brains if you have any specific questions relating to your pet.
If you want to host your own course please get in contact and we can set up a time and date that suits you provided you have a minimum of 5 participants.
£45
CANINE & FELINE
CLASSROOM
COURSES
4 hours
CPD
accredited
DOG AND CAT FIRST AID COURSES SUITABLE FOR PET OWNERS, BUSINESS OWNERS & VET NURSE STUDENTS
ORIGINAL IN-DEPTH COURSE AND ADVANCED AVAILABLE
OFFERING ONE OF THE MOST ADVANCED COURSES TAUGHT IN THE UK
CERTIFICATED AND CPD APPROVED
COVERING HOLISTIC AND CONVENTIONAL TREATMENT OPTIONS
HOST YOUR OWN COURSE, MAKE MONEY AND LEARN FOR FREE!
CAT FIRST AID COURSES
13 hours
CPD
accredited
ONLINE FELINE HEALTH, WELL-BEING & FIRST AID COURSE
£35
The feline health, well-being and first-aid course is one a kind! Written, produced and taught by a vet. With over 4 hours of video content, a quiz at the end of each section, over 70 pages of notes to complete your own informative handbook and a scenarios quiz at the end. It really does take you to the next level, covering a huge amount of information, first-aid tips and ideas to improve well-being.
The course can be taken at your own speed with the option of logging in and out so that you can fit it around your lifestyle.
ABOUT ANIMAL LOVE PET FIRST AID
I am Dr Sophie Bell, business owner and Senior Vet at Animal Love in Salisbury. Having worked as a vet for 10 years, and having a special interest in Emergency and Critical Care, I have come to realise if we focus on our pets preventative and well-being needs they become happier, and less likely to need medical attention.
With a genuine passion for animals I started Animal Love to help owners to help their pet.
We provide one of the only vet taught pet first-aid courses in the UK
The classroom courses are 4 hours long, include a student booklet and a professional certificate to celebrate what you have achieved. We run courses from various locations all around the country, as well as ZOOM virtual online classroom courses. You can see our booking page for information and up coming events. The courses are suitable for both pet owners and those with pet related businesses. You will gain considerable knowledge learning how to administer first aid to your pet, how to deal with emergencies, common injuries, signs and symptoms of illness, health checks and much much more. All taught to you by a veterinary surgeon.
We also provide two online courses, the Canine Health & First Aid Course and the Feline Health Well-Being & First Aid Course. Both courses are produced and presented by myself, vet Dr Sophie Bell.
Once signed up to these courses you can log in and out as many times as you want meaning you can complete them in your own time and, as access is for 6 months, there is no rush.
Videos, demonstrations and quizzes which you can pause and rewind if you need to.
The Canine course is 10 hours CPD accredited, the feline 13 hours.
Hosting a course
We can also run pet first aid courses from your home or business but require a minimum of 10 people, so if you have an ideal venue and a date in mind, get in contact.
If you host the first-aid party you will receive your course for free!
Counts as 4 hours of CPD and is certificated
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FIRST AID USEFUL LINKS & INFO
If you are worried your pet may have been poisoned you can get 24 hour expert advice from the Animal Poison Line
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Chocolate can be highly toxic to dogs. If you are worried your dog may have got hold of and ingested to much, check the choc tox calculator to see if they have consumed a toxic dose.
Always seek veterinary advice if you are concerned
Dog Bandaging
Learn about bandaging a dog in this video, one chapter from the online Canine Health & First Aid Course
CPR & Choking
Learn about CPR and choking in this video, one chapter from the online Health & First Aid Course
Alabama Rot
For accurate information regarding Alabama Rot (CRGV) use this link to Anderson Moores where they explain CRGV and also list a map detailing all confirmed cases
Mycotoxins
Keep your animals away from that mould!
Mycotoxins are produced by fungi found on items that are going mouldy.
Mouldy cheese, nuts, bread, hay, compost and silage are some of the places mycotoxins can be found. There are many others.
This puts animals at risk of mycotoxicosis. Horses, cattle small mammals, dogs and cats are just a few.
Signs of mycotoxicosis include:
**Body/muscle tremors
**Staggering/appearing uncoordinated when walking
**Vomiting (not horses)
**Diarrhoea
**Increased body temperature so usually above 39.2C
**Left untreated the animal could die
How to help prevent it mycotoxicosis
** Always check hay and silage when fed to horses, cattle and others that eat it
**Remove uneaten hay, especially when outside
** Keep a tight lid on bins to prevent your dog or wild animals raiding it as it’s a potential source of mould - one of the biggest reasons we see this toxicity
** Use a muzzle on dogs who scavenge a lot of you are in a high risk area, such as a city where people may drop food on the floor that can decay
** fence off your compost heap to prevent your dogs sniffing around and potentially ingesting fungal spores
**Double check all foods and treats before eating them. If in doubt about their freshness, throw them away
If this happens use all the tips I teach you on how to manage a seizure, KEEP AN EYE ON THE BODY TEMPERATURE!! And get immediate vet help...
A chart of the average temperature, pulse and respiration rates you find in dogs, cats, horses guinea pigs, and rabbits
Check your pet if you think they are feeling unwell.
If you are getting results that differ from this table you should seek veterinary advice.
Remember if you are worried about your pet and the results are normal still ask your vet.
