06/15/2026
Would you know how to respond in an emergency if your dog or someone’s else’s dog needs help? ⛑️🐾
Canine CPR and Emergency First Aid. London, Ontario. I can travel for groups of 5 or more students!
06/15/2026
Would you know how to respond in an emergency if your dog or someone’s else’s dog needs help? ⛑️🐾
06/14/2026
Congratulations to the newest group of canine first aiders! ⛑️🩹 this was such a fun group! Thank you for a fantastic day! ☀️🩷
06/12/2026
Thankful to have these sweet babies in my life 🐾🩷
05/14/2026
🚨 ATTENTION GRIMSBY AND HAMILTON FRIENDS 🚨
We are teaming up with HAPPY PAWS PET STUDIO FOR A first aid COURSE!
When: Saturday June 13, 2026
Time: 10-6pm
Link to register in my bio!
Such a fun day filled will learning and cute pups ⛑️👅🐾😌
04/13/2026
Canine Health Canada Hands on CPR & EmerFirst Aid certification courses available across Canada - check our listings or contact us to book a class
04/13/2026
Love what you do and never work a day in your life 🐾⛑️💜👅
04/13/2026
New group of canine first aiders! Ready to respond to any emergency. 🚨 and the best demo dogs Rex and Nico 👅💜
‼️🚨ATTENTION GRIMSBY AND HAMILTON FRIENDS🚨‼️
We are teaming up with HAPPY PAWS PET STUDIO FOR A first aid COURSE!
When: Saturday June 13, 2026
Time: 10-6pm
Link to register in my bio! 💕
03/31/2026
Shared from Canine Health Canada 🇨🇦
🚨 TIP TUESDAY: “WHEN IS IT AN EMERGENCY?”
Not every issue is an emergency… but some signs mean don’t wait.
🚩 Get to a vet IMMEDIATELY if your dog has:
• Difficulty breathing or excessive panting at rest
• Pale, white, or blue gums
• Collapse, weakness, or inability to stand
• Continuous vomiting or diarrhea (especially with blood)
• Seizures or unresponsiveness
• Bloated or hard abdomen (possible GDV)
• Known toxin ingestion (chocolate, xylitol, meds, etc.)
In an emergency… one of the FASTEST ways to assess your dog is:
👉 Check their gums
Healthy gums should be pink, moist, and slippery
🚨 Call your vet immediately if you see:
• ⚪ Pale / white gums → possible shock or blood loss
• 🔵 Blue / grey gums → oxygen emergency
• 🔴 Bright red gums → heatstroke or toxicity
• 🟡 Yellow gums → possible liver issue
• 🟣 Purple gums → severe oxygen problem
⏱️ This takes seconds — and can tell you EVERYTHING.
👉 Lift the lip, press gently, and look.
Because when your dog can’t tell you what’s wrong…
their gums will.
⏱️ In emergencies, minutes matter.
Your job isn’t to diagnose —
it’s to recognize, respond, and get help fast.
👉 Save this post so you don’t have to think twice in the moment.