Dog First Aid Diploma
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Dog First Aid Diploma

By One Education

Learn essential dog first aid techniques with this online diploma to provide swift and effective care when it matters most.

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Health • Medical

What's included:

  • Grab an enrolment letter as a gift!
  • Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
  • Fully Online Recorded Class
  • 24/7 & Lifetime Access
  • Online support
  • No hidden fees

The Dog First Aid Online Diploma equips learners with vital knowledge to respond confidently in emergency situations involving dogs. This course covers key first aid principles tailored specifically to canine health and safety, including recognising signs of distress, administering CPR, and managing wounds. Understanding dog first aid is crucial for any dog owner or professional to act swiftly and appropriately during accidents or sudden illnesses.

Throughout the course, you will explore how to assess emergencies, stabilise injuries, and provide comfort while seeking veterinary assistance. The focus on dog first aid ensures you are prepared to handle common incidents such as choking, poisoning, and fractures with care and calmness. Whether you are a pet owner, animal carer, or working in animal welfare, this diploma enhances your ability to protect and support canine wellbeing effectively.

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Learning Outcomes

  • Identify common dog emergencies requiring immediate first aid attention.
  • Perform CPR and basic resuscitation techniques on dogs confidently.
  • Administer first aid for wounds, fractures, and choking incidents.
  • Assess and respond to signs of poisoning in dogs swiftly.
  • Prepare for emergencies with effective first aid planning and supplies.

Who Is This Course For?

  • Dog owners wanting to ensure quick response in emergencies.
  • Animal carers working in shelters or canine welfare settings.
  • Veterinary assistants seeking foundational first aid knowledge.
  • Pet sitters responsible for the health and safety of dogs.
  • Dog trainers interested in canine health and emergency care.

Career Path (UK Average Salaries)

  • Veterinary Nurse – £25,000 per year
  • Animal Care Assistant – £18,000 per year
  • Dog Trainer – £28,000 per year
  • Pet Sitter – £20,000 per year
  • Animal Welfare Officer – £22,000 per year
  • Kennel Manager – £24,000 per year

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