01/07/2025
Up-to-date advice on how to deal with heat stroke - from Animal Love Pet First Aid Sophie Bell practising vet and who I do all my first aid training with.
I really couldn’t recommend her enough - such useful and invaluable information if you’d like to do a compressive first aid course for your furry important family members - she does not just cover canine health and first aid - but cats and other pets in other courses.
She has a Harrogate Canine first aid course coming up this year - well worth the very modest £55 - Sophie reasoning for keeping her prices so affordable is that she wants to help us, help our pets (and us pet professionals) most other courses are not as in-depth and are much more expensive.
Ask as many questions as you like on the day.
Date for the Harrogate course is 5th October - you really won’t regret booking on - I’ve done Sophie’s face to face course a number of times - and feel very confident in my abilities- thanks to her - but in my job - I’m a believer in refreshing my knowledge and brain - I will see you there if you book 😊🐾
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BE HEAT SAVVY!
Follow up-to-date info as our approach to heat related illness in dogs has changed…
We DO NOT COVER IN WET TOWELS
We DO USE COLD WATER
We DO USE ICY WATER FOR THE SEVERELY AFFECTED (collapsed, fitting, +/- bloody vomit/diarrhoea)
Cold water for the mild to moderately affected will not send them into shock. And for those severely affected, icy water will not shock them either as heatstroke is heat shock!
The old information is still doing the rounds, I have been updating any of my learning materials to ensure you are kept up dated ❤️
www.animallovepetfirstaid.co.uk
All courses written and taught by a practising vet