Dog First Aid Wolverhampton

08/12/2024

🐾NEW February training date🐾
Booking link in comments.

08/12/2024

🐾NEW January ONLINE training🐾
Learn in the comfort of your own home.
2 sessions, Tues 21st and Weds 22nd, 6-7:30.
Only £55pp. Booking link in the comments.

03/12/2024

Some Christmas food to keep away from your dogs this season. 🎄

01/12/2024

Well done to Wet Paws who hosted me for a dog first aid course, raising money for Thin Blue Paw.

01/12/2024

Thanks for this fab review Diane!

Today I attended a Dog First Aid class with Dog First Aid Wolverhampton. It covered a range of topics including how to apply a bandage (as perfectly demonstrated by this well behaved labrador puppy). Highly recommend it to anyone that loves dogs.

01/12/2024

Well done Shifnal!

28/11/2024

24/11/2024

Well done to these super six at Halesowen yesterday - all now fully canine first aid trained!🐾🐾🐾

22/11/2024

📣SHIFNAL DOG OWNERS📣
Become canine first aid trained!
🗓️ 1st December
⏰ 10-2
📍Village Hall TF11 8DW

‼️ This certified training covers common emergencies, discussing signs, symptoms and first aid actions.
‼️ Topics covered include burns, poisoning, shock, GDV, choking & heat stroke.

🔗 https://portal.dog-first-aid.franscape.io/class-overview/1802

22/11/2024

Did you know that most cases of Alabama Rot (CRGV - cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy) happen between November and May? The exact cause is not yet known, but muddy dog walks in woodland areas are thought to be a factor. Take care to wash and dry your dog thoroughly after a wet and muddy winter walk, and you can also check if there's any known cases reported in your area, on the Anderson Moores Veterinary Specialists website: alabama-rot.co.uk. ❗If your dog develops skin lesions or ulcers after a muddy walk, contact your vet immediately❗

21/11/2024

🚨This Saturday🚨
❓A few places remaining
💷£59.50pp
🔗 https://portal.dog-first-aid.franscape.io/class-overview/1851

17/11/2024

What an amazing success!

16/11/2024

Fantastic turn out today on our dog first aid training, hosted by Wet Paws Hydrotherapy to raise funds for Thin Blue Paw Foundation.

16/11/2024

Autumn and winter can be a dangerous time for our pets. Due to the darker evenings, road traffic accidents (RTAs) are more likely to happen at this time of year. To keep you and your pets as safe as possible, our vets have shared their top tips 🌃

Cat owners, rest assured, we have an advice post for you too. Keep your eyes peeled next week 🐱

[Visual description: Infographic detailing five dark evening safety tips for dogs. 1. Be prepared - make sure your dog is wearing a collar, tag, is microchipped, and that you have pet insurance in place. 2 - Plan your route - avoid roads without pavements and aim for well-lit areas. 3. Visibility - make sure drivers can see both of you. Your dog could wear a high visibility coat or LED collar/tag. 4. Simple commands - teaching your dog to ‘sit’, ‘wait’ and ‘walk’ will help to keep them safe when out and about. 5. Dog leads - Keep them on a short, strong lead attached to a well-fitting collar when around roads. If you’re going to take them off the lead, check that the area is safely secured so they can’t run onto any nearby roads.]

06/11/2024

Scooting suggests that something is making your dog’s bottom irritating, itchy or painful.

05/11/2024

‼️Also commonly known as bloat, or twisted stomach, this condition can cause a dog to deteriorate rapidly and even die.‼️