Dexter's Grove

Training Classes & Resources for Pet Care Professionals, Pet Owners, and the furry friends they love!
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09/28/2024

Great class today in Santa Fe and 4 new pet owners and professionals trained in pet first aid and CPR! Thank you all for making our first class up here a great class! We still have room in tomorrow’s class so don’t forget to sign up!

09/16/2024

September 16-22 is Adopt a Less Adoptable Pet Week. Believe it or not, most of our furry and feathered team here started as "less than adoptable" pets. So we wanted to highlight the importance of considering pets with special needs and offer some guidance to those considering bringing these special animals into their homes. If you have ever welcomed a pet with special needs into your life, please share your advice and experiences in the comments to help those considering adopting!

09/16/2024

Today, five more pet parents and professionals have gained the life-saving skills of Pet First Aid and CPR. It's truly a great way to conclude our classes this weekend! Thank you all for your thoughtful questions and enthusiasm to learn more about pet safety today. We're so glad you could all join us!

09/15/2024

Normally, we're all about dogs and cats here, BUT Fred & Daphne, our “Branch Managers,” would be extremely upset if we forgot about our feathered friends today! Happy National Pet Bird Day! If you have a pet bird, we'd love to see a picture and hear how you're celebrating today!

09/15/2024

Today's class was small but mighty, filled with a fantastic group of pet parents and professionals who have become pet first responders. Congratulations and great job everyone; you all did an amazing job in class today!

09/13/2024

We’re all set and ready to go for classes tomorrow and Sunday at Canine Country Club & Feline Inn - North Valley ABQ. Don’t forget to sign up if you haven’t yet at: http://dextersgrove.com/classes

We can’t wait to see you there!🐶

09/13/2024

Lets talk about mucous membranes! Fun fact: the color of your pet's gums can give you a lot of insight into their overall health. If their gums are cherry red, it could mean they're overheated, but it could also indicate they are suffering from carbon monoxide poisoning. Here are some tips to keep your pets and family safe as we head into the time of year with a higher risk for carbon monoxide poisoning: https://www.aspca.org/news/protecting-your-pets-and-your-family-carbon-monoxide-poisoning

Stay safe and keep those furry friends healthy!

During the winter months, the chances of carbon monoxide poisoning increase and pose a deadly threat for your family and pets. The Animal Poison Control Center wants to make sure that you know how to keep yourself and your pets safe. Read everything you need to know today.

09/12/2024

Just wanted to give a friendly reminder that September is Pet Sitter Education Month! What better way to celebrate than by becoming certified in pet first aid and CPR? We're super excited to help you learn this potentially life-saving knowledge. And a big thank you to all the pet sitters out there - your dedication to the pets in your care is truly appreciated!

07/25/2024

We've added new classes to our schedule! To sign up, please visit us at: https://www.dextersgrove.com/classes

We hope to see you in class soon! 🐶🐱

Upcoming Classes Sign Up Today! All September 14th, 2024 6.5 Hour CPR/First Aid Certification Course $100.00 Add To Cart September 15th, 2024 6.5 Hour CPR/First Aid Certification Course $100.00 Add To Cart October 19th 2024 6.5 Hour CPR/First Aid Certification Course $100.00 Add To Cart October 20th...

06/03/2024

More pet care professionals from Canine Country Club & Feline Inn - North Valley ABQ and Beast & Nugget’s Doggy Day Care became pet first responders today! Thank you all for spending the day with us learning these lifesaving skills for the pets you care for!

05/15/2024

"Did you know that you can find first aid kits specifically designed for your pets on our website? These kits are designed to provide the materials and tools needed to save your pet in an emergency situation. Everything included are all things that we show you and go over how to use in our Pet First Aid and CPR classes. We also have individual first aid items available, which you can use to create your own first aid kit. You can check out our first aid kits, supplies, and other pet-related products at https://www.dextersgrove.com/shop-1."

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http://Dextersgrove.com/

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What an incredible ride this first year has been! So far this journey has taken us across 3 states and allowed us to share life-saving knowledge of pet first aid and CPR with 59 people! We are so grateful to everyone who has supported and helped us along the way. Thank you to the pet first aid instructors who allowed us to join and assist with their own classes, the pet care facilities that invited us to teach their teams, and the businesses that opened their doors to host training or share information with their communities. Most importantly, we are so thankful to everyone who joined us in class this past year. We have met so many amazing people and are grateful to each of you for being a part of this journey with us. Thank you all for your support, and stay tuned for updates and schedules for upcoming classes posted soon! We can't wait to see where the next year takes us!

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