Dog emergencies don’t come with a heads-up or a wag. This Dog First Aid Training course covers the structured care knowledge needed when your four-legged friend ends up in a pickle—from trauma and poisoning to tick bites and seizures.
With modules ranging from assembling a first aid kit to spotting serious issues and understanding prevention, this course is built for those who like their pet care calm and informed. Whether it’s insect stings or sudden limping, this course helps you recognise when to act—so you’re not Googling symptoms in panic while the dog eats your shoe.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand key components of dog first aid essentials
- Learn how to recognise serious canine health emergencies
- Explore preventative care to reduce risk and response stress
- Identify signs of poisoning and respond confidently
- Understand trauma care including burns, wounds and shock
- Learn to manage bites, seizures, and environmental risks
Who is this Course For:
- Dog owners wanting better emergency readiness
- Dog walkers responsible for pet care duties
- Pet sitters seeking informed care strategies
- Groomers handling dogs during daily appointments
- Kennel staff needing structured response procedures
- Veterinary receptionists interested in dog care awareness
- Rescue workers supporting injured or abandoned dogs
- Animal shelter volunteers supporting animal welfare
Career Path (UK Average Salaries):
- Dog Walker – £22,000
- Animal Care Assistant – £20,500
- Veterinary Receptionist – £21,500
- Kennel Worker – £19,500
- Pet Sitter – £20,000
- Rescue Shelter Worker – £22,000
