4 Love of Pets - Animal CPR & First Aid

ALL of our students practice CPR on CasPeR dogs.
A realistic canine mannequin with working lungs allowing students to perform mouth to snout resuscitation, chest compressions and the ability to check for a femoral pulse.

"Preventable Accidents Are The Leading
Cause of Death & Disability Among Pre-Senior
Dogs and Cats."

According to the American Animal Hospital Association 1-out-of-4 More Pets Would Survive, If Just One Pet First Aid Technique Was Applied Prior To Getting Emergency Veterinary Care.

As a pet owner in this new millennium, the human-animal bond is in your blood and you strengthen it every day. Knowing the health of the pet and tracking its health information is of the utmost importance and could potentially prevent serious issues by aiding early recognition and early preparation. Knowing your pet's health and keeping good records, positions you as the new breed of pet owner.

Pet care is not always black and white. There are usually several equally good ways to approach most health problems. We recommend the approach that works in most situations. Trust your common sense, the pet's ability to heal itself and consult a veterinarian as needed.

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