Pet First Aid Level 3

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Course Highlights

Do you feel the spark to help pet animals in life and death moments? Would you like to gain skills and move forward towards a career in pet care? If so, our Pet First Aid Level 3 would be an excellent pick to learn the essential maintenance of pet animals.

This Level 3 course begins with a focus on ‘Collapse & Unconsciousness’. This module will inform you of the signs to ensure swift action during emergencies. The next model will teach you how to perform effective CPR to help the pet. In the third module, you will explore detecting shock and stabilising the pet until professional help arrives. Accidents are part of life and quite often happen with pets, too. Therefore, the following module will introduce you to the method to manage & stop the pet’s bleeding in case of an accident.

Though seizures are dangerous in pets, the module on ‘Seizures’ will enable you to handle them easily. Choking is a common issue among pets. So, module nine will show you the tricks and techniques to rescue pets from choking. Pet animals can become victims of heat stroke and suffer from hypothermia. Therefore, module ten will educate you on how to identify the signs to prevent and manage heat stroke if one occurs before you even notice it. At the end of the Pet First Aid Level 3 course, you will explore modules on burns, poisoning, bites, etc., so that you can provide immediate care for such occurrences. The last three modules will familiarise you with the skills to assess various health issues, manage first aid for pets during emergencies, and create medical kits according to needs.

Are you ready to save a pet’s life? Join the Pet First Aid course today!

Learning outcome

Acquire the skill set to provide immediate first aid, like wound care and bandaging
Ability to manage common ailments & injuries like poisoning, choking, and burns
Gain the skills to identify and prevent heat stroke in pets
Master the CPR skill to help the pet survive in critical situations
Get a clear idea of how to reduce discomfort, prevent infections and ensure immediate care