Pooches and Paws Pet First Aid

Missed our Pet First Aid Course in May?🐾
Don’t worry, our next course is Saturday 20th June in Southend-On-Sea!
Keep your pets safe and be prepared 💙

Learn how to bandage minor cuts, catastrophic bleeds, how to remove a tick, and practice pet CPR?
We cover these topics in detail with practical demonstrations and elements in our pet first aid courses!

Visit our website to view our course dates and secure your spot to avoid disappointment.
www.poochesandpaws-petfirstaid.co.uk

Or email us at [email protected]

We look forward to seeing you in June! 😊

Missed our Pet First Aid Course in April?🐾
Don’t worry, our next course is Saturday 23rd May in Southend-On-Sea!
Keep your pets safe and be prepared 💙

Learn how to bandage minor cuts, catastrophic bleeds, how to remove a tick, and practice pet CPR?
We cover these topics in detail with practical demonstrations and elements in our pet first aid courses!

Visit our website to view our course dates and secure your spot to avoid disappointment.
www.poochesandpaws-petfirstaid.co.uk

Or email us at [email protected]

We look forward to seeing you in May!

Part Three - Pet First Aid Prevention

Why every pet home NEEDS a first aid kit:
- Immediate care for cuts, scrapes, or stings buys precious time.
- Stops minor issues from becoming emergencies.
- Gives you peace of mind when chaos strikes (because pets are pros at finding trouble 😅).

What to stock your pet first aid kit with:
- Gauze Pads / Bandages
- Vet Wrap
- Twisting Tick Remover
- Tuff-Cut Scissors
- Gloves
- Foil Blanket
- Emergency Numbers (Vets, Poison Line, etc.)

APRIL FULLY BOOKED - ONLY 3 SPACES LEFT FOR MAY!

Spaces are filling up fast for our Pet First Aid Level 2 course on Saturday May 23rd!

Help your pets or elevate your pet business with a Pet First Aid Certification.

Visit our website for more information and dates ⬇️
www.poochesandpaws-petfirstaid.co.uk

If you have any questions feel free to email us at [email protected]

We hope you see you at one of our courses! 🐾

Get a qualification in Pet First Aid Level 2 with Pooches and Paws Pet First Aid - Based in Southend-on-Sea

🐣 Use code EASTER for 20% off - this weekend only.

Just 2 spaces left for our April course - secure your spot today on our website

www.poochesandpaws-petfirstaid.co.uk

🐰🐶 Hop into Easter with peace of mind for your pets!

This weekend only, get 20% OFF our Pet First Aid Courses with code EASTER 🐣

Learn how to handle emergencies, from chocolate toxicity to choking puppies.

Because every pet parent needs this skill!

Visit our website to see all course dates
www.poochesandpaws-petfirstaid.co.uk

Link in bio 🐾

Part Two - Pet First Aid Prevention

Under the Control of Dogs Order 1992, all dogs must wear an identification tag in public spaces. The tag should include the name and address of the owner, but the pet’s name should be avoided for safety.

All puppies must be microchipped by 8 weeks of age. Make sure all details are up-to-date when the ownership is transferred, or if there has been a change in any of the details such as address, phone number.

All kittens must be microchipped by 20 weeks of age. All information must be kept up-to-date. It is also recommended to have an ID collar on cats, however this is not mandatory.

Missed our Pet First Aid Course in March?🐾
Don’t worry, our next course is Saturday 18th April in Southend-On-Sea!
Keep your pets safe and be prepared 💙

Learn how to bandage minor cuts, catastrophic bleeds, how to remove a tick, and practice pet CPR?
We cover these topics in detail with practical demonstrations and elements in our pet first aid courses!

Visit our website to view our course dates and secure your spot to avoid disappointment.
www.poochesandpaws-petfirstaid.co.uk

Or email us at [email protected]

We look forward to seeing you in April!

Welcome to our Pet First Aid Prevention series.

Many common pet accidents are preventable with the right precautions. That’s why we have put together these hopeful tips to keep your pets safe.

Prevention is always better than cure!

Tip One - Pet-Proofing Your Home:
Whether you’re bringing home a new puppy or kitten, or have an adult dog, ensuring your home is safe is so important.

Animals like to explore with their mouths and noses and this can sometimes get them into a bit of trouble (choking risks).

Here is checklist of some of the things you can do to pet-proof your home:
- Tidy away small objects
- Get a cable tidy for any loose wires
- Make sure all medications are stored high up in a secure cupboard
- Fit screens to opening windows
- All chemicals are stored away
- Remove toxic plants
- Check all perimeters of your garden are secure, with no gaps to escape through
- Check for splinting wood, nails or screws in fencing
- You may want to remove or fence off areas with small stones

Interested in learning more about pet first aid?
Join us on one of our in-person practical pet first aid courses, or have a look at our online options.

www.poochesandpaws-petfirstaid.co.uk