Pet CPR & First Aid of the Lehigh Valley

Congratulations to our newest Pet Tech graduates!

Thank you Jane for organizing a training for Lehigh Valley Therapy Dogs!

Summer Heat Warning! 🚗⁣ 🐶 🚗⁣

Many pet owners believe if they crack a window, they can leave their dog in the car while they run a quick errand.⁣
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❌ We’re here to remind you that this isn’t safe!⁣
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As the summer days heat up, it’s crucial not to leave your dogs alone in the car, even for a minute.⁣⁣
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The inside of a car can heat up to deadly temperatures within minutes, putting your dog at risk for heatstroke. Any outside temperature over 70 degrees can prove fatal to a pup left inside a vehicle, even with cracked windows.⁣ 🚗⁣
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If it is 75 degrees outside, it only takes 10 minutes to reach 100 degrees inside a car. If it’s 100 degrees outside, it only takes 15 minutes to reach 140 degrees inside.⁣⁣
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Dogs overheat very quickly and struggle to cool themselves down. ⁣
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Play it cool, and leave your pups at home during these hot days! 🐶
www.preventpetsuffocation.com

Congrats to our graduates from our class on 5/4/25 at Cold Nose Lodge!

Please be aware!

Have you seen our latest Infographic with the data from our Pet Suffocation Survey? 🐶🐱

Do you want to know what types of food bags pets suffocate in the most?

Do you want to know where pets found most food bags?

Do you want to know what to do to help protect your pets from pet suffocation?

Share this Infographic with friends, family, pet sitters, pet groups, and veterinary staff, etc. to help spread awareness and prevent pet suffocation! You can also print it off from the Infographics page on our website. Spreading awareness is our best defense against pet suffocation!
www.preventpetsuffocation.com

Great class today made up of pet professionals, groomers, pet parents and Cold Nose Staff! Congrats on their hard work!

Please be aware of this danger!

The last day of 2024 ended sadly for this grieving family who lost their Pitbull Mix puppy on 12/31/24 when he suffocated in a Cheetos chip bag. Angi Allen writes, "We just endured this God awful pain on losing our beloved fur baby to a chip bag! I like many others who have had to experience this didn't have the slightest idea of how something like this could even happen until it happened. Then to research after and see how common it is is devastating. I've came across a lot of your posts, unfortunately now it is too late. Jet suffocated after getting his head stuck in a Cheetos bag that was left unattended for mere minutes. It’s a loss that has deeply affected our family.

If only I would have seen a poster at one of my dogs' wellness checkups, social media, or anywhere prior this could have been avoidable. I'm still distraught and hurting at the moment. Our goal in sharing Jet’s story is to raise awareness so that no animal has to die, no family has to suffer, and no one experiences the heartbreak that we have endured."

Sweet Jet was not even a year old yet. Please visit our website below to learn all the information and safety tips to keep your pets safe from suffocation. There are also infographics posted you can share with your friends, family, vets, rescue groups, and pet sitters. Thank you!
www.preventpetsuffocation.com