Pet First Aid | CPD Accredited | Online Course

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Course Link: Pet First Aid

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This is an online course with pre-recorded lessons. You will get access to Pet First Aid 48 hours after your enrolment.

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Pets can’t tell you what’s wrong—but this Pet First Aid course helps you understand what to do when every second counts. Whether it’s a cut paw, choking episode, or heatstroke scare, knowing how to respond before a vet is available can make all the difference. This course provides the essentials of pet emergency care, covering common scenarios and straightforward responses that can save lives and avoid panic.

You’ll learn how to recognise warning signs, respond calmly, and use the contents of a typical pet first aid kit with confidence (yes, even if your cat thinks the kit is a chew toy). Delivered entirely online, this training is ideal for anyone responsible for animal care, from dog owners to boarders and beyond. It's not about turning you into a vet—it's about helping you stay one step ahead when things go sideways.

Learning Outcomes

• Recognise common pet emergencies and signs of distress early
• Learn the correct response for pet bleeding and breathing issues
• Understand how to manage burns, bites, and allergic reactions
• Know how to handle choking, seizures, and collapse in animals
• Gain confidence using a pet first aid kit during emergencies
• Understand the legal and safety considerations of pet first aid

Who is this Course For

• Pet owners who want to be prepared in emergencies
• Dog walkers looking after multiple pets each day
• Cat sitters needing knowledge of feline emergency care
• Kennel and cattery staff working with animals regularly
• Animal charity volunteers involved in pet care and rescue
• Dog trainers handling high-energy or risk-prone breeds
• Pet groomers dealing with animals during stressful situations
• Veterinary receptionists supporting clients over the phone

Career Path

Here are six pet care-related roles where Pet First Aid knowledge is useful, with average UK salaries:

• Dog Walker – £22,000 per year
• Pet Sitter – £21,000 per year
• Veterinary Assistant – £20,500 per year
• Animal Shelter Worker – £23,000 per year
• Dog Groomer – £24,000 per year
• Kennel Assistant – £19,500 per year