Pro Pet Hero: Online Pet First Aid & CPR Certification
First Aid and CPR for Pets
Pro Pet Hero at a Glance
- 2-year nationally accepted certificate
- 1 hour and 39 minutes of engaging video training
- Immediately printable card
- Videos include subtitles
🎧 AUDIO: ENGLISH CC CAPTIONS: ENGLISH
🏅 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION 📁 46 LESSONS (1H 26M)
🏅 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION 📁 46 LESSONS (1H 26M)
- Pet Owners
- Dog Walkers
- Pet Sitters
- Groomers
- Pet Trainers
- Anyone who works with cats or dogs
Total course time includes 1 hour and 39 minutes of video training as well as knowledge reviews, final test, remedial help and reviewing downloaded material.
- Introduction
- The role of first aid with your pet
- Safety concerns for the provider
- Preparing a pet first aid kit
- Monitoring your pet
- Understanding pet vital signs and how to measure them
- Recognizing normal & abnormal behaviors
- Illness
- Vomiting and diarrhea
- Bloat
- Loss of appetite
- Lethargy
- Weakness or collapse
- Seizures
- Cold or heat exposure
- Fever
- Itchiness/scratching
- Cardiovascular Emergencies
- Recognizing the signs of cardiopulmonary arrest
- Cat and dog CPR
- Injuries
- Bleeding
- Temporary wound care, infection prevention
- Lameness
- Suspected fracture or spinal injury
- Burn wounds
- Hit by car, fall from height, animal attack
- Shock
- Poisonings and envenomations
- Allergic Reactions
- Insect stings
- Vaccine reactions
- General allergies
- Anaphylaxis
- Respiratory Emergencies
- Choking
- Near-drowning
- Breathing problems/respiratory distress
- Rescue breathing
- New Kitten Checklist
- New Puppy Checklist
- Pet Disaster Preparedness Checklist
- Pet First Aid Kit Checklist
- Pet First Aid Student Manual
What People are Saying
What people are saying about this course
“When I started this course I never expected it to be as comprehensive as it was. I would like to go over the material once a week until I know I really understand what I should be doing when my cat or dog is injured or sick.
Funny thing is I am a nurse but would like to learn more so I could work with a vet. ”
- Mary
“Questions 14 and 10 were not consistent with my notes?”
- Mary, Wanna be dog sitter from CO
“When I started this course I never expected it to be as comprehensive as it was. I would like to go over the material once a week until I know I really understand what I should be doing when my cat or dog is injured or sick. Funny thing is I am a nurse but would like to learn more so I could work with a vet. ”
- Mary
“Questions 14 and 10 were not consistent with my notes?”
- Mary, Wanna be dog sitter from CO
