Pet First Aid & CPR Certification Classes
Certification Classes for Pet Professionals
The 4.5-hour, in-person certification classes for pet professionals are taught by Master Certified Pet First Aid/CPR Instructor, Arden Moore with enthusiastic (and darn cute) assistance from Pet Safety Cat Casey and Pet Safety Dog Kona. These classes are ideal for companies whose employees regularly interact with pets—like boarding facilities, pet sitters/dog walkers, groomers, dog trainers and pet retailers.
Arden can also customize these classes to address the specific situations your employees may regularly encounter.
A 2-year certification is earned upon completion.
Book An In-Person Class
If you have a group of pet professionals or pet parents who are interested in scheduling an-in person Pet First Aid & CPR certification class, please contact us below. Most in-person classes are held within reasonable driving distance of Dallas, TX.
Also check our Schedule page to see if there is an existing In-Person Class you can join.
Out-of-state classes are available — reach out to us to learn more!
Certification Classes for Pet Parents
Arden also teaches pet first aid and CPR certifications class for regular pet parents, not just pet professionals. These in-person, 4.5-hour classes are also taught by Arden, Casey and Kona, but are geared more towards the types of situations pet parents may encounter in their daily lives.
Organizations that are interested in offering a pet first aid and cpr certification class to their pet loving members or fans are welcome to contact us to schedule one.
A 2-year certification is earned upon completion.
What will I learn in a pet first aid & CPR certification class?
Skills you will learn in one of our classes include:
three different pet CPR techniques
bleeding protocols
poisonings
insect or snake bites
performing a snout-to-tail assessment (for wellness or injury)
choking management
rescue breathing
heat and cold-related injuries
how to transport an injured pet
what items should be included in your pet first aid kit
“Pets can smell our emotional state. So in an emergency, fake it till you make it. You get permission to freak out later. Your injured pet needs you now.”
—Arden Moore