The first 5 minutes matter...would you know what to do?
Here’s why every pet owner and professional needs this course - because in an emergency, waiting isn’t an option.
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Why this course is a game-changer
Stand Out as the Trusted Expert
Vet-certified pet first aid training sets you apart in a crowded market and gives pet parents confidence to choose your business over competitors.
Handle Emergencies with Confidence
Emergencies can happen even in the best facilities. Vet-certified first aid training gives you the knowledge to stay calm, act fast, and make the right call when a pet needs help under your care.
Attract Premium Clients
Pet parents invest more in businesses that prioritize safety. Vet-certified training shows you're prepared for emergencies - a credential that supports premium pricing.
Build Client Trust Instantly
When pet parents see your vet-certified credentials, they know their pets are in capable hands. Being pet first aid trained helps turn first-time clients into loyal customers.
Train Your Team in Just 4-6 Hours
Train your team in life-saving pet first aid in just 4-6 hours. A small time investment now protects the pets in your care when emergencies happen.
An Investment in Your Business
Vet-certified pet first aid training is more than education—it's a business credential that can support growth through increased bookings, client trust, and team competence.
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Watch Dr. Olga Lynn's feature interview with Channel 7 News, where she discusses the importance of her newly released Online Pet First Aid Course. Learn why this essential course is a must for every pet carer.
Preview the Course Content
SECTION 1
Introduction to Pet First Aid
This section includes:
- Why is pet first aid important?
- Before you get started...
- Library of Downloadable Content
SECTION 2
Pet Health Assessment
This section includes:
- What's normal - physical exam for a dog & cat at home
- What warrants an urgent vet visit?
SECTION 3
Common Toxins for Dogs & Cats
This section includes:
- Dangers lurking in your home, garden & shed
- Download the Toxins & Poisons Table
- Download the Toxins Alert Poster
- To induce vomiting or not?
- Animal Poisons Hotline
SECTION 4
Emergency Health Conditions
This section includes:
- GDV in Dogs
- Seizures
- Heat Stroke
- Anaphylaxis
- Urinary Blockage in Male Cats
- Low Blood Sugar
SECTION 5
Dangerous Animals
This section includes:
- Venomous Snakes
- Snake Safety with Snake Catcher Stuart McKenzie
- Paralysis Ticks
- Cane Toads
- Puffer Fish
SECTION 6
Cuts, Scratches & Bites
This section includes:
- Can it wait to see my GP vet tomorrow?
- Cleaning the wound
- If it keeps bleeding, what do I do?
- Bandaging tips, tricks & techniques
- Download the 'Wound Equipment Care' Checklist
SECTION 7
Broken Bones
This section includes:
- Fracture Basics 101
- Safely getting your pet to the vet clinic
SECTION 8
Accidents
This section includes:
- Road Trauma (Hit by Car)
- Electrocution
- Choking
- Drowning
SECTION 9
Basic CPR
This section includes:
- When & how to perform CPR
- Download my 'CPR Guide'
SECTION 10
Spinal Emergencies
This section includes:
- IVDD (bulging discs)
- Meningitis
- Spinal Trauma
- FCE (spinal stroke)
SECTION 11
Post-Surgery Care
This section includes:
- Surgical wounds – what’s normal vs. when to worry
- Confinement tips – keeping your pet safe during recovery
- Comfort & pain management – helping your pet heal smoothly
- Red flags – Signs that need urgent vet attention
- Common surgeries & complications – What to expect and watch for
SECTION 12
Reproductive Emergencies
This section includes:
- Dystocia (difficulty giving birth)
- Newborn illness
- Pregnancy Eclampsia (milk fever)
Risk-Free Learning Experience
Learn the first aid skills that could save a pet’s life - or we’ll refund you in 60 days. 🐾
Bonus Downloads
(Valued at $99)
✔️ Pet First Aid Course E-Book
✔️ When & How to Perform CPR in Dogs and Cats
✔️ Bandage & Wound Care Checklist
✔️ How to Properly Clip, Clean and Dress a Wound
✔️ Toxins Alert Poster
✔️ Comprehensive Toxin & Poisons Table
✔️ Pet Health Record
Paw-sible Questions?
What will I learn in the pet first aid course?
My course covers a wide range of topics including:
- Recognising what's normal versus abnormal (demeanour, breathing rate and effort, gum colour, temperature, pulse assessment)
- What symptoms warrant an urgent vet exam
- Toxins in your kitchen, garden & shed
- What to do if your pet consumes any of the toxins discussed
- When and why your vet will choose to induce vomiting if your pet has eaten something they shouldn't
- Bloat (Gastric Dilatation and Volvulus)
- Seizures
- Anaphylaxis
- Heat stroke
- Urinary blockage in male cats
- Hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar) in a diabetic animal
- Snake bites
- Tick paralysis
- Puffer fish intoxication
- Cane toad toxicity
- Wound care & bandaging
- Fractures 101
- Safe transportation to your vet
- Roadway trauma
- Electrocution
- Drowning
- Choking
- Spinal Trauma
- Meningitis
- Spinal Stroke
- IVDD (intervertebral disc disease)
- CPR - when and how to?
Who created this pet first aid course?
This pet first aid course has been created by Dr Olga Lynn, an emergency and critical care veterinarian.
Who can take the pet first aid course?
My course is designed for pet parents and pet professionals (pet sitters, dog walkers, groomers, trainers, handlers) - anyone who wants to be prepared to handle pet emergencies.
Do I need any prior experience or qualifications to enrol in the course?
No prior experience or qualifications are required. My course is suitable for beginners as well as those with some knowledge of pet care.
How is the course structured?
The course is structured into easy-to-follow modules with video tutorials, interactive quizzes, and there BONUS downloadable resources to reinforce learning.
How long does it take to complete the course?
The course is self-paced, so you can complete it at your own convenience. On average, it takes about 4-6 hours to complete, but you can take as much time as you need.
