Level 2 & 3 in Dog First Aid & Dog Care - CPD Accredited
Royal Open College
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Curriculum
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Module 1: Introduction to Dog First Aid 08:04
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Module 2: Canine Anatomy and Physiology 09:47
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Module 3: Emergency Assessment and Triage 12:17
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Module 4: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for Dogs 08:22
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Module 5: Choking and Breathing Emergencies 11:09
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Module 6: Bleeding and Wound Care 07:06
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Module 7: Fractures, Sprains, and Strains 08:21
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Module 8: Poisoning and Toxicity 10:19
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Module 9: Heatstroke and Hypothermia 08:29
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Module 10: Seizures and Neurological Emergencies 09:24
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Module 11: Gastrointestinal Emergencies 12:20
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Module 12: Eye and Ear Injuries 08:37
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Module 13: Allergic Reactions and Anaphylaxis 09:41
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Module 14: Dog Training Principles 11:44
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Module 15: Understanding Canine Behaviour 10:08
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Module 16: Dog Health and Nutrition 11:37
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MCQ Assessment 02:00
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Course Completion 02:00
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Description
Dog First Aid & Dog Care
This Level 2 & 3 in Dog First Aid & Dog Care comprehensive course is designed to equip dog owners, pet carers, and animal professionals with the essential knowledge and practical skills required to handle emergency situations and provide effective first aid care for dogs. Covering both fundamental care principles and life-saving interventions, the course ensures you're prepared to protect canine health and wellbeing in everyday and crisis situations.
Course Curriculum of the Dog First Aid & Dog Care
Module 1: Introduction to Dog First Aid
Explore the basics of canine first aid, including its purpose, importance, and the critical role it plays in protecting dogs during emergencies and accidents.
Module 2: Canine Anatomy and Physiology
Gain essential knowledge of a dog's body systems, such as the cardiovascular, respiratory, and muscular systems, to understand how injuries or illnesses affect overall health.
Module 3: Emergency Assessment and Triage
Learn how to perform a rapid visual and physical check of a dog in distress, classify the severity of the condition, and prioritise appropriate action.
Module 4: Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) for Dogs
Master the step-by-step method of performing CPR on small, medium, and large dogs using compressions and rescue breathing to restore vital signs.
Module 5: Choking and Breathing Emergencies
Identify the signs of airway obstruction and respiratory difficulty, and practise safe methods such as clearing the airway or providing assisted ventilation.
Module 6: Bleeding and Wound Care
Understand different types of wounds—abrasions, lacerations, punctures—and how to stop bleeding, clean wounds, and apply temporary bandages.
Module 7: Fractures, Sprains, and Strains
Learn how to identify symptoms of bone and joint injuries and how to stabilise a dog to prevent further harm while awaiting veterinary care.
Module 8: Poisoning and Toxicity
Discover the most common household and environmental toxins, how to detect signs of poisoning, and the first response protocols to follow.
Module 9: Heatstroke and Hypothermia
Study how extreme temperatures affect dogs, including signs of overheating or cold stress, and the proper methods to cool or warm a dog safely.
Module 10: Seizures and Neurological Emergencies
Recognise symptoms of seizures, understand their potential causes, and respond calmly to protect the dog from injury during and after an episode.
Module 11: Gastrointestinal Emergencies
Explore issues like bloating, vomiting, and diarrhoea, and learn when and how to intervene before gastrointestinal problems become life-threatening.
Module 12: Eye and Ear Injuries
Gain confidence in dealing with eye irritation, discharge, infections, or trauma, as well as identifying and responding to ear-related conditions.
Module 13: Allergic Reactions and Anaphylaxis
Understand the difference between minor allergic reactions and severe anaphylaxis, and practise emergency care steps to stabilise the dog quickly.
Who is this course for?
Dog First Aid & Dog Care
The Dog First Aid & Dog Care training offers invaluable insights for individuals keen on acquiring the expertise and understanding essential for a career at Dog First Aid & Dog Care.
- Dog owners who want to ensure their pet's safety.
- Aspiring professionals in pet care services and grooming.
- Veterinary assistants looking to broaden their knowledge of dog first aid.
- Animal shelter workers aiming to improve emergency response skills.
- Dog trainers seeking to support their clients in emergency situations.
Requirements
Dog First Aid & Dog Care
There is no prior requirement to enrol on this Dog First Aid & Dog Care course. All you need to enrol in this Dog First Aid & Dog Care program is a smart device and stable internet connection access.
Career path
Dog First Aid & Dog Care
After completing Dog First Aid & Dog Care course you will able to manage Dog Care related jobs.
- Dog First Aid Instructor.
- Veterinary Assistant.
- Dog Groomer.
- Animal Shelter Worker.
- Pet Sitter.
- Canine Behaviour Specialist.
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