4 Paws CPR & First Aid

01/07/2026

12/22/2025

4 Paws CPR & First Aid wishes you all a very Merry Christmas and happy new year. May 2026 bring success in all your adventures. As we enter this holiday season, remember, a random act of kindness goes along way! This includes your pets. With that said, consider what foods they can eat and what to avoid. A little extra snack, extra toys, play time and attention will pay you back with love, smiles wet noses and wagging tails. Some of the wrong stuff will not be so positive. For those traveling don’t forget pet safety in vehicles and hotel rooms is a must. Safety first! If you are interested in learning about Pet CPR/1st Aid or how to treat other pet related medical situations as well as pet safety items please feel free to contact me by phone (218) 639-9813 or E-Mail [email protected]
-Oh And…. Warm weather is just around the corner.

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11/10/2025

 To quota a phrase from a movie series, “Winter is coming” If your pet is an avid outdoors sporting dog or an inside cuddle buddy, they have one thing in common. They need to go outside at some point. Antifreeze is great-tasting to pets, but even a very small amount ingested can be deadly. Please make sure all spills are cleaned up immediately and thoroughly. Contact your veterinarian immediately if you suspect your pets have ingested any antifreeze! In my pet CPR and 1st aid class we cover environmental emergencies for cold weather as well as several other medical emergencies. We also discuss what to do if your pets’ heart and breathing stop. If you are interested in learning more, please contact me at (218) 639-9813. My E-Mail address is [email protected]. You should also contact your local veterinarian for expert medical advice for your pets. Stay Warm!

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11/09/2025

Veterans Day! November 11th, we pause to honor those who are currently serving, have served or are retired from the Military. I would like to add Law Enforcement, Fire Fighters, EMS and 1st responders. A Huge THANK YOU from 4 Paws Pet CPR and 1st Aid. Your sacrifices allow us all to live in the best country on the planet. Stay Safe out there.

11/04/2025

Always take the time to properly train your dog, and follow the steps necessary to prepare in advance of a hunting trip. Proper preparation for a hunt will go a long way to ensuring a rewarding and invigorating bonding experience for you and your dog. If your dog does not take to hunting when you go out, or even looks stressed, do not force it on him. Accidents can happen when your dog does not properly follow his training due to stress or anxiety. Hunting can be very dangerous, so it is important to always err on the side of caution. After the hunt: Inspect for ticks or other critters that carry diseases. Extra food may be required to keep up energy. Praise, high praise to keep your pet interested and wanting to please you! Most importantly, Your hunting partner will require rest. If you are interested in learning more about how to respond to emergency situations or routine medical issues, please contact me for classes. If you are interested in Pet first aid kits, we have them available as well. Contact me at [email protected] or (218) 639-9813.

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10/28/2025

Ahhhh, another Halloween is coming soon. Some people crave the scary and unexpected surprises. Some do not. Your pets certainly do not understand the meaning of dressing up or who is behind that mask or costume. This may be traumatic for your pet. Halloween should be full of treats, the occasional trick and plenty of adorable pet Halloween costumes filling your social media feeds. Unfortunately, it’s also full of potential dangers to our pets, from pet costume snafus to toxic treats to even electrical shock. These Halloween safety tips for pets are easy enough to follow and can be the difference between a night of scary good fun and a night that’s just plain scary. Stay tuned for some tips to help make Halloween safer for your pet. If you are interested in learning Pet CPR and 1st Aid, please contact me at (218) 639-9813 or [email protected]

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09/11/2025

Today, We pause to remember the events on Sept 11, 2001. Pray for all responders, victims and families. Also this nation! Never Forget!

06/28/2025

Another 2 Pet CPR & 1st aid classes completed. More people are re-certified. Thank you Nose2Tail for the use of your facility as well. I want to also thank those attending the in person class as well as the zoom class for taking time on a Friday afternoon. If anyone is interested in getting certified in Pet CPR and 1st aid please contact me at [email protected] or (218) 639-9813.

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06/22/2025

If you need a Pet CPR and 1st aid recertification class. I have a zoom class opportunity. Contact Nose2Tail or me directly for registration. Class is Friday 6/27 at 2PM. Mike Ittner
4 Paws Pet CPR and 1st Aid (218) 639-9813 [email protected]

06/22/2025

We have another opportunity for Pet CPR and 1st aid class on Friday 6/27. If you are interested please contact me or Nose2Tail for registration details. Mike Ittner 4 Paws Pet CPR and 1st Aid
(218) 639-9813 [email protected]

06/22/2025

Thank you Nose2Tail for the use of your space. We certified more Pet CPR and 1st aid students. Also conducted a Zoom Recertification class that was very successful. Thank you to the people taking time on a Sunday for this class. If any one is interested in taking this class or wants to recertify please let me know. Mike Ittner, 4 Paws Pet CPR and 1st Aid
(218) 639-9813 [email protected]

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06/21/2025

Hay all, Just a reminder, Heat advisory this weekend. If you have outside pets please make sure they have plenty of water and shade.