DOG & CAT FIRST AID & CPCR CLASS
9 out of 10 Pets WILL Experience an Injury or Illness in their Lifetime.
Learn how to help Fluffy and Fido BEFORE you get to Vet.
In this 6-hour Pet First-Aid & CPCR Class, you will learn the latest techniques through demonstration, lecture and hands-on skills practice.
Class includes:
2 Pocket Guides: either Dog OR Cat (Want Both? Purchase the other set for only $12), items needed for the hands-on portion, 6 hours of instruction certificate of class completion, and an invitation to participate in monthly meetings to enhance skills. Persons in the pet services profession will receive a badge upon request to display on their website and for use on social media.
**participants will need a stuffed animal to practice bandaging, rescue breathing and figure 8 harnesses.
Cost$75 – Ask about our group rate for pet services professionals.
Instruction covers:
🐾Muzzling, Safe Approach & Restraint
🐾How to Find Your Pet’s Pulse, Respiration, CRT
🐾Down on all Fours for Pet Safety
🐾What to do for: Bleeding Injuries, Bloat, Burns, Choking, Constipation, Diarrhea, Drowning, Electric Shock, Frostbite, Heat Stroke, Poisoning & Seizures, Snake Bites, Bee Stings, Upset Tummies & more
🐾Rescue Breathing & CPCR (Cardio Pulmonary Cerebral Resuscitation)
🐾Bandaging Techniques
🐾How to use the Items in your Pet First-Aid Kit (and what items you need!)
“As I lifelong pet owner, I was flabbergasted by how much I didn’t know about providing for the care and safety of my fur babies! I learned a lot and feel more confident about preventing and/or responding to emergencies. Thanks Jennifer!” -Liz G
“I learned so much and it certainly did not feel like 6 hours. This program was so informative and engaging!” – April F.
Jennifer’s experience and passion for pet safety make her such a wonderful teacher! The content is engaging and the personalized nature of the class makes the material memorable. After taking the Pet First-Aid & CPCR Class, I feel prepared to assist as a first-responder for any dog or cat in my care. – Jason K.
I recently took the class for Pet First Aid and CPCR. It was great and I learned a lot from it. One of the classes explained how to properly bandage a bleeding ear on a pet. It happened that a day after completion of the class I found myself in a situation where a pup has one ear injured. I immediately grabbed the needed supplies and applied every step learned in class. I am happy to announce that pup ear healed properly. It made a whole lot difference that I could applied learned steps in order to be successful. Sometimes we think it will never happen to us until you find yourself in that moment. – Sylvia M.
Upcoming Classes 2021
Upcoming Classes 2022 (Updates and Registration coming soon)
- Saturday, January 22nd
- Saturday, February 19th / 9AM to 4PM (Register Now!)
- Saturday, March 2nd
- Saturday, April 30th
- Saturday, June 11th / 9AM to 4PM (Register Now!)
- Saturday, July 23rd
- Saturday, August 6th
- Saturday, September 24th
- Saturday, November 12th
*No classes in May, October, or December 2022
Download a Flyer to share: Learn Pet First Aid (pdf)
Email info@crittersittersandmore.com to receive notification of new class listings.
ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR: Jennifer Morrone took her first Pet First Aid Class in 2014 when she launched her pet sitting business. Jennifer wanted to be able provide her clients peace of mind that she could handle any situation that might happen while they were away. In 2020, when it came time to renew her certification again, Jennifer decided to take an online course through Pet Sitters International as a part of their certification program. After reviewing the course several times to prepare for the exam, Jennifer realized that the information was becoming natural recall and wanted to provide the same opportunity to her team and fellow pet lovers across the Virginia Peninsula. Jennifer Morrone has been trained to teach animal life-saving skills by Denise Fleck, the Pet Safety Crusader™, who has taught more than 20,000 humans Pet First Aid and CPCR. Jennifer is delighted to bring this program to the community.
