Pet First Aid Class - DOGMA Dog Care; Smyrna, GA 6/28 11am-3pm
Why Should You Take A Pet First Aid Course?
There is no such thing as K-911. It is estimated that 60% of animal hospital visits are emergency in nature. Statistics show that preventable accidents are the leading cause of death among non-senior pets. 1 in 4 pets could be saved if just 1 first aid technique was applied prior to arriving at the vet. Knowing the skills and techniques of Pet First Aid can mean the difference between: Life and death, Temporary and permanent disability, Expensive veterinary bills and reasonable home care, Rapid recovery and long recuperation.
YOU COULD SAVE YOUR PET'S LIFE!
Classes are now on the calendar!
Sunday, June 28th, 2009
11:00 am to 3:00 PM
Cost is $60 per person Register Today!
Call 770-436-4346 or email Info@DogmaDogcare.com now to reserve your spot!
Dogma Dog Care
4790 Wright Drive
Smyrna GA 30082
For directions, visit their website.
In this half-day class, you will learn skills that can save your pet's life:
* How To Help Your Pet In A Medical Emergency
* How To Perform Pet CPR and Rescue Breathing
* How To Take Your Pet's Vitals
* How To Control Bleeding
* How To Confront an Injured and Aggressive Pet
* How To Properly Restrain and Muzzle Your Pet
* How To Handle a Choking Pet
* How To Induce Vomiting
* How To Treat Heatstroke and Frostbite
* How To Treat and Prevent Poisoning
* How To Treat Insect Bites and Stings
* How to put together your pet first aid kit
* What actions to take when a pet has seizures
* What conditions constitute an emergency visit to the vet
Pet Tech First Aid & Care for your pets Class is instructed by Pet Tech Instructor, Jennifer Perry, who has a BSA in Animal Health/Animal Science from UGA. Wanting to continue working with the animals she loves, Jennifer started Safe At Home Pet Sitting in 2001 and became a Pet Tech instructor in 2002.
There is no such thing as K-911. It is estimated that 60% of animal hospital visits are emergency in nature. Statistics show that preventable accidents are the leading cause of death among non-senior pets. 1 in 4 pets could be saved if just 1 first aid technique was applied prior to arriving at the vet. Knowing the skills and techniques of Pet First Aid can mean the difference between: Life and death, Temporary and permanent disability, Expensive veterinary bills and reasonable home care, Rapid recovery and long recuperation.
YOU COULD SAVE YOUR PET'S LIFE!
Classes are now on the calendar!
Sunday, June 28th, 2009
11:00 am to 3:00 PM
Cost is $60 per person Register Today!
Call 770-436-4346 or email Info@DogmaDogcare.com now to reserve your spot!
Dogma Dog Care
4790 Wright Drive
Smyrna GA 30082
For directions, visit their website.
In this half-day class, you will learn skills that can save your pet's life:
* How To Help Your Pet In A Medical Emergency
* How To Perform Pet CPR and Rescue Breathing
* How To Take Your Pet's Vitals
* How To Control Bleeding
* How To Confront an Injured and Aggressive Pet
* How To Properly Restrain and Muzzle Your Pet
* How To Handle a Choking Pet
* How To Induce Vomiting
* How To Treat Heatstroke and Frostbite
* How To Treat and Prevent Poisoning
* How To Treat Insect Bites and Stings
* How to put together your pet first aid kit
* What actions to take when a pet has seizures
* What conditions constitute an emergency visit to the vet
Pet Tech First Aid & Care for your pets Class is instructed by Pet Tech Instructor, Jennifer Perry, who has a BSA in Animal Health/Animal Science from UGA. Wanting to continue working with the animals she loves, Jennifer started Safe At Home Pet Sitting in 2001 and became a Pet Tech instructor in 2002.
