Hoof Heart Health First aid

08/12/2026

Two fantastic classes coming up very soon. Deadlines are fast approaching.

Canine first aid and CPR
The Local Pet Pantry
September 6 from 10 AM to 4 PM
49 Elizabeth St Brighton Ontario
$169 per person
deadline is August 21St
This is a limited space available location first come first serve!

Canine first aid and CPR
Duke’s Port Hope
October 18 from 9 AM to 4 PM
95 Walton St, Port Hope Ontario
$169 per person

Class covers
🐕Basic grooming, teeth, nails
🐕CPR/ mouth to nose resuscitation
🐕Poisons, bites, stings, burns, allergic reactions
🐕Choking, bandaging, splinting
🐕Vital signs, nose to tail observations
🐕Swimmers tail, drowning, dry drowning
And so much more!

⭐️Comes with a certificate of completion and a wallet card that’s valid for three years.

Contact:
[email protected]
(613) 967 7618
Message us on facebook!

08/12/2026

What would you do?

🚨 WWYD WEDNESDAY

You're camping with your dog.

You turn around and see them standing beside your tackle box...

with a fish hook embedded in their lip. 🎣😳

They're alert, breathing normally, and there's very little bleeding.

Your dog is pawing at their face and trying to pull away.

What would you do FIRST?

👇 Tell us in the comments.

No Googling. No peeking at anyone else's answer. 😉

We'll post ANSWER TIME later today!

08/10/2026

Hello!

My name is Sara LeBlanc owner of Hoof heart health first aid. I am a licensed feline, canine and equine first aid instructor that services most of ontario!

Now that I am starting to grow, I thought I would reintroduce myself. I’m committed to encouraging the safety of our equine and furry friends by providing education and scenario practice working alongside veterinarians to help aid and recovery and prepare you for emergencies. I take great pride in the programs that I teach and I am fully licensed through Equi-Health Canada and Canine Health Canada

I do have upcoming classes in both canine first aid and equine first aid as follows:

Canine:
The local pet pantry
September 6 from 10 AM to 4 PM
49 Elizabeth St Brighton Ontario
$169 per person

Canine:
Dukes Port Hope
October 18 from 9 AM to 4 PM 
95 Walton St, Port Hope Ontario 
$169 per person

Canine:
In the making October 31 in Kitchener Ontario
$169 per person

Equine:
Three classes in the making Belleville Ontario Clarington Ontario, Trenton Ontario, 
$169 person

If you were interested in any of these upcoming classes, or are interested in hosting your own at your facility contact me!
Email [email protected]
Call 613-967-7618
Or messages on Facebook 



08/09/2026

Elmira thank you for having us!
what a fun time meeting new people and other lovely vendors hope to make another appearance next year!

Enjoy photos of our lovely visitors to our booth!

08/04/2026

Why not take the time to learn how to help your pet one day!
This class is jampacked with useful tips, lots of conversation, and lots of practice scenarios!

CANINE FIRST AID AND CPR
Sunday Sept 6th, 2026
The Local Pet Pantry
10am -4pm
49 Elizabeth st, Brighton on
$169 per person
DEADLINE TO APPLY IS AUG 21st

Limited space available first come first serve!

Class covers
🐕Basic grooming, teeth, nails
🐕CPR/ mouth to nose resuscitation
🐕Poisons, bites, stings, burns, allergic reactions
🐕Choking, bandaging, splinting
🐕Vital signs, nose to tail observations
🐕Swimmers tail, drowning, dry drowning
And so much more!

⭐️Comes with a certificate of completion and a wallet card that’s valid for three years.

Contact:
[email protected]
(613) 967 7618
Message us on facebook!

Canine Health Canada

08/02/2026

What a wonderful at home class to start us back up from our holidays!
Luna was of course amazing and phineas was such a little champ for his mama!

Toni you will do wonderful things congratulations on being a canine first aider!

Remember you are their first responder ⛑️

Canine Health Canada

07/30/2026

07/28/2026

💡 Tip Tuesday

The 30-Second Nose-to-Tail Check Every Dog Owner Should Know

Not every emergency starts with a dramatic collapse or gushing wound.

Sometimes your dog is trying to tell you something is wrong long before it becomes obvious.

Once a week, take just 30 seconds to do a quick head-to-tail check. ( I actually like to do it daily when I'm petting my pup after a walk, as the cats supervise lol!)

🐾 Eyes – bright and clear?

👃 Nose – any unusual discharge?

~ Ears – redness, odor or excessive wax?

~ Mouth – pink gums and fresh breath?

~ Coat/Skin – any new lumps, scabs or hot spots?

~ Paws – cuts, cracked pads or foreign objects?

The goal isn't to diagnose - it's to notice what's different.

Because you know your dog better than anyone.

👇 Have you ever found something during a routine cuddle that needed a trip to the vet?