This veterinary approved and externally accredited online course is written and designed by a qualified registered veterinary nurse and clinicial animal behaviourst. Easy-to-digest lessons give you the flexibility to learn at home at your own pace.
There are no exams, but to obtain your certificate of completion you must answer some multiple choice questions, which have been designed to ensure that you have learned the material. Like human first aid, it is recommended that you refresh your skills every three years.- Written with the benefit of practical veterinary experience.
- Information and content based on the latest veterinary standards.
- Up-to-date life saving techniques based on internationally recognised authority in veterinary CPR.
- This course is NOT designed to replace veterinary treatment and attention.
Exclusive downloads on completion
- Accredited First Aider Badge to display on websites or social media
- First Aid E-Book reference guide to keep at hand
- Accredited CPD Certificate of Completion
What you'll learn
- To recognise and respond to a range of first aid situations.
- How to carry out basic telephone triage.
- To carry out a safe assessment of the dog.
- How to support distressed owners.
- Up-to-date CPR and much more.
- See full course curriculum below.
SUITABLE FOR
- Veterinary Receptionists
- Nursing Assistants
- Veterinary Nurses
- Ward / Kennel Staff
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Caroline is a qualified member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors (APBC) and a registered clinical animal behaviourist with the Association of Behaviour and Training Council (ABTC). She has a Post Graduate Diploma in Companion Animal Behaviour
Counselling and is also a Registered Veterinary Nurse. Caroline holds a professional teaching qualification.
Disclosure:
- The course recognises that the veterinary surgeons act 1966 restricts the diagnosis and treatment of an animal by another person other than a qualified and registered veterinary surgeon. However any lay person can carry out first aid in an emergency situation.
- For all first aid cases, a veterinary surgeon should be contacted as soon as possible.
Online Course Content
FREE Health & Welfare Course Sample
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This course includes
- 10 Modules, 44 Topics
- Video Demonstrations
- Downloadable Resources
- No Exams!
- Certificate of Completion
- Lifetime Access
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No Hidden Fees.The price you see is the price you pay. No hidden fees for enrolment or e-certificates. Checkout securely with your credit or debit card.
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