Learn the techniques for a wide range of emergencies animals may get into with this engaging ProTrainings Course.

By the end of this Animal Recovery First Aid Course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and skills to confidently respond to various emergency situations involving animals in a safe and effective manner.

Companies, organisations or agencies are encouraged to contact us for group discounts and information about onsite training and how our system can be used to track and monitor your staff training.

The content of this and all our courses has been independently certified as conforming to universally accepted Continuous Professional Development (CPD) guidelines and come with a Certified CPD Statement as well as a ProTrainings Certificate and for online courses an Evidence Based Learning statement.

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Course Curriculum

1. Recognising Emergency Situations
   • Identifying common emergencies in animals.
   • Understanding signs of distress or injury.
2. Safe Approach and Restraint Techniques
   • Demonstrating safe methods to approach and handle injured animals.
   • Applying appropriate restraint techniques to ensure safety for both rescuer and animal.
3. Basic Assessment and Triage
   • Conducting initial assessment of an injured or distressed animal.
   • Prioritising cases based on severity and urgency.
4. Bleeding and Wound Care
   • Administering first aid for various types of bleeding.
   • Properly cleaning and dressing wounds to prevent infection.
5. Respiratory Distress and Choking
   • Identifying signs of respiratory distress.
   • Performing techniques to clear airways and assist with breathing.
6. Shock and Stabilization
   • Recognizing signs of shock in animals.
   • Administering basic first aid to stabilize the animal's condition.
7. Fractures and Musculoskeletal Injuries
   • Identifying and providing first aid for fractures and musculoskeletal injuries.
   • Demonstrating proper splinting techniques.
8. Burns and Heatstroke
   • Administering first aid for burns and scalds in animals.
   • Recognizing and treating heatstroke.
9. Transporting Injured Animals
   • Safely and efficiently transporting injured animals to veterinary care facilities.
   • Using appropriate carriers and techniques.

• Recording and Reporting
  • Documenting vital information about the incident and treatment provided.
  • Communicating effectively with veterinary professionals.