PET First Aid Course - Christchurch
Schedule
Sun, 18 Jan, 2026 at 05:00 am
UTC+13:00Location
Everything Dog | Christchurch, CA
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Our Pet First Aid Courses educate both pet owners and those working in the industry on animal first aid and emergency situations.Studies show that 90% of all pets will experience at least one emergency situation in their lifetime!
- Would you know what to do if your pet choked on their toy?
- Would you know what to do if your pet stopped breathing?
- Would you know what to do if your pet was hit by a car?
Most people would not, which is why PET First Aid & Training (NZ) Ltd developed a concise, New Zealand focused first aid course that was available to everyone.
The course covers 23 different situations and it is hands on for all attendees. Using specially imported mannequins from the USA you will learn CPR and rescue breathing. You will practice your bandaging skills on live animals. Learn to recognise everyday poisons, the symptoms and how to help stabilise your animal until you can get professional help. This course will empower you and give you confidence in an emergency situation.
Each person receives:
- Full Colour Manual
- Emergency Response Plan
- Poisonous Food Fact Sheet
- Poisonous Household Item Fact
Sheet
- Poisonous Plants Fact Sheet
- Certificate - valid for 2 years
Course attendance is limited to 10 people to ensure that everyone gets the opportunity to get involved. As places are limited book in quick not to miss out!
Accredited for NZVNA CPD
Accredited for Duke of Edinburgh Hilary Award - bronze skill section
Animal Evac NZ partner - discount available for volunteers
The course runs for 6 hours and costs $189.00 per person / $160 per student (group rates available, please inquire).
To book:
www.petfat.co.nz
[email protected]
0508 PET FIRST
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Where is it happening?
Everything Dog, 791 Wairakei Rd, Christchurch Airport, Christchurch 8053, New Zealand, ChristchurchEvent Location & Nearby Stays:
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