First Aid for Dogs and Cats

First Aid for Dogs and Cats Module 1 Part 1 First Steps in First Aid
Basics of First Aid

Module one discusses how to build a proper first aid kit for your pet. We will discuss the essential supplies you need to treat your pet in case of basic injuries or illnesses, such as bandages, tweezers, thermometer and medicines like antihistamines and pain relievers. Dosage directions for medications, proper restraint techniques and tips for taking your pet’s temperature are covered, as well as ideas for pet proofing your home to keep your animal safe.

• Essential Medicine Chest
• Basic First Aid Techniques
• Preventing Heath Problems
• First-Aid Symptom Finder
• Assessing Health Issues

First Aid for Dogs and Cats Module 2 Part 2 – Abdominal Wounds to Drowning
Common Injuries and Conditions 

Module two illustrates what to use in a first aid kit to treat specific injuries and conditions, such as wounds, burns, allergies, bleeding, bowel obstructions, choking, constipation, and dehydration. We cover step by step instructions for treating these issues at home. Also we will discuss follow up treatments and preventive care.  

• Airborne Allergies
• Burns
• Choking and Collapsing
• Bleeding
• Cuts, Wounds and Bleeding

First Aid for Dogs and Cats Module 3 Part 2 Earflap Injuries to Kneecap Slipping
Basic Illnesses

Module three covers the tools to use in a first aid kit for specific injuries and illnesses, such as fever, falls, food allergies, foreign objects in ear, eye, mouth, fleas, head injuries and swelling, heatstroke, hives, jaw problems, and kneecap slipping. We cover step by step instructions for treating these issues at home, as well as follow up treatments, preventive care and knowing when to call a veterinarian. 

• Foreign Objects in the Body
• Head Injuries and Swelling
• Fractures
• Hypothermia
• Fleas and Bites

First Aid for Dogs and Cats Module 4 Part 2 Leg Swelling to Worms
Health Conditions

Module four identifies the tools to use in a first aid kit for specific injuries and illnesses, such as low blood sugar, nail damage, nosebleeds, paw damage, seizures, shock, skin infections, strangulation, suffocation, tooth issues and worms. We cover step by step instructions for treating these issues at home, as well as follow up treatments, preventive care and knowing when to call a veterinarian. 

• Mouth Injuries and Sores
• Skin Infections
• Strangulation and Suffocation
• Tongue and Tooth Damage
• Vomiting