MODULE 1 — Welcome

MODULE 2 — How to set yourself up for success in a crisis

MODULE 3 — Creating a pet first aid kit

MODULE 4 — How to approach & capture an injured dog

MODULE 5 — Seriously, a muzzle? Important guidelines for when & when not to use one

MODULE 6 — Restraining for treatment

MODULE 7 — Hmm, something’s not right here: Honing your observational skills

MODULE 8 — Heart rate and pulse

MODULE 9 — Respiratory rate

MODULE 10 — Body temperature

MODULE 11 — Mucous membranes & Capillary Refill Time

MODULE 12 — Dehydration

MODULE 13 — Vital Signs Summary & Hands-on practice

MODULE 14 — CPR

MODULE 15 — Shock

MODULE 16 — Choking 

MODULE 17 — Bleeding

MODULE 18 — Trauma and fractures

MODULE 19 — Canine Bloat (Gastric Dilitation-Volvulous)

MODULE 20 — Heatstroke

MODULE 21 — Poisoning

MODULE 22 — Hypothermia

MODULE 23 — Drowning, Water Intoxication + Water Safety

MODULE 24 — GI obstructions (Foreign body ingestions

MODULE 25 — Burns

MODULE 26 — Seizures

MODULE 27 — Allergic reactions

MODULE 28 — Abrasions, bite, and puncture wounds

MODULE 29 — Dog proofing & beyond: A holistic approach to preventing accidents

MODULE 30 — Hold the onions: toxic foods, plants and common household poisonhazards

MODULE 31 — Car safety

MODULE 32 —Disaster preparedness, “emergency pet buddies” & evacuation planning

MODULE 33 — Preventing collar accidents

MODULE 34 — Preventing & managing encounters with aggressive dogs

MODULE 35 — Holiday Hazards

MODULE 36 — Conclusion & action items

Pet professionals including dog sitters, trainers, walkers, & daycare staff.

Dog and puppy owners.

Animal shelter & rescue group volunteers.

6 sections, 36 lectures, 2h 47m total length. The course is broken up into concise, single-topic lessons, so you can go at your own pace.

Yes, you will receive a certification of completion that is valid for 2 years.