From Dr. Olga Lynn, Australian emergency & critical care vet — the guidance she wishes every pet parent had.

Australia's #1 vet-created pet first aid course
Dr. Olga Lynn, emergency and critical care veterinarian

You have 5 minutes. Do you know what to do?

I'm Dr. Olga Lynn, an Australian emergency & critical care vet. After a decade treating the moments pet owners fear most, I built the course I wish every pet parent had before it was too late.

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To someone you love. Because everyone deserves to know what to do.

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Did you know?

Most pet owners freeze in the moment that matters most.

90%+*

of pet owners have never had any pet first aid training.

84%*

of pet owners wouldn't know how to perform CPR on their pet.

80%*

of pet owners don't have a pet first aid kit at home.

*Source: PDSA (UK), pet first aid survey, 2023.

As seen on

Channel 7 News

Dr. Olga Lynn was featured on Channel 7 discussing the everyday emergencies pet owners aren't prepared for — and how a few minutes of learning can change the outcome.

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Real stories

Pet parents, in their own words.

Inside the course

13 modules. Every emergency covered.

Why first aid knowledge matters before an emergency ever happens, how to put together a proper pet first aid kit, and a full library of downloadable checklists and reference guides to keep on hand.

Learn to check gum colour, heart rate, breathing rate and hydration at home, so you have a healthy baseline to compare against and know exactly when something warrants an urgent vet visit.

A room-by-room look at everyday household, garden and food dangers, from chocolate and xylitol to lilies and snail bait, plus a printable toxins reference table for the fridge.

How to recognise and respond to GDV (bloat), seizures, heat stroke, anaphylaxis, urinary blockages and low blood sugar — conditions where minutes genuinely matter.

What to do if your pet encounters a venomous snake, paralysis tick, cane toad or puffer fish, including the early warning signs owners most often miss.

Proper wound cleaning and bandaging technique, infection warning signs, and a simple way to decide what can wait until tomorrow versus what needs same-day care.

How to recognise a fracture, stabilise your pet without causing further injury, and safely transport them to the clinic.

A calm, step-by-step approach to hit-by-car incidents, electrocution, choking and drowning — exactly what to do (and not do) in the first critical minutes.

Hands-on, step-by-step guidance on recognising cardiac arrest and performing CPR on a dog or cat, including compression rate, hand placement and rescue breaths.

How to spot the signs of airway obstruction early and clear it safely, with techniques adapted for different pet sizes and breeds.

Recognising the early signs of IVDD, spinal trauma, meningitis and FCE, and how to move an injured pet without making things worse.

Understanding what normal healing looks like versus red flags after surgery, plus practical comfort care and pain management tips for recovery at home.

What to do in cases of dystocia (difficult birth), newborn illness, and pregnancy eclampsia (milk fever), for owners of breeding or pregnant pets.

Thirteen modules. Everything you need to act, not freeze.

Module 13 is in production — included free the moment it's released, at no extra cost to you.

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Dr. Olga Lynn with a patient in the ICU

The vet behind the course

"I've treated the emergencies you're afraid of. Now I'll show you what to do."

Emergency & critical care veterinarian with over 10 years' experience in one of Australia's busiest animal hospitals. Every lesson comes from emergencies I've treated with my own hands, in the middle of the night, when there was no time to hesitate. Featured on Channel 7 News. 1,000+ pet parents trained so far.

10+

Years experience

13

Emergency modules

Ch.7

News feature

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Verified reviews

What pet parents are saying.

Questions, answered.

Yes — the course is built from the ground up for complete beginners.

Most pet parents finish in four to six hours, at their own pace.

Yes — a 60 day risk-free guarantee, no questions asked.

Both — every module covers cats and dogs, with species-specific guidance wherever it differs (like toxin lists, CPR technique and choking response).

Lifetime access — come back and re-watch any module whenever you need a refresher, for as long as you have pets to protect.

Very — everything plays straight from your phone, tablet or computer browser. No app to download and no account setup beyond your enrolment.

Yes — checkout is fully encrypted and processed securely, and your card details are never stored on our servers.

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Be ready before you need to be.

Join 1,000+ pet parents who no longer have to wonder what they'd do.

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