廣東話為主，輔以英語 (請注意個案示範影片及課程手冊均為英語)
重溫基本急救技巧及程序
筆試
口試
3 小時
筆試 (英文)，口試 (廣東話)
每位港幣$750 (已包證書費）
- 由於這是複修課程，安排非常彈性，如以上時間不適合，歡迎聯絡Alice，另訂上課日期。
- 請注意：學生必須自備一個貓型或狗型的毛公仔作考試示範之用。
Firefighters in Hong Kong performing CPR on a cat during a fire rescue - Apple Daily 16 February 2017
One of the biggest nightmares of a pet lover...You are backing your car on the driveway, you hear you hit something. You come out and discover you hit a dog/cat. What to do?
Or what if you have elderly dogs/cats, do you know what to do if they have a heart attack?
Do you know what to do if your dog/cat suffers from heart stoke or frostbite?
How about choking? They love to chew on random items lying around. What to do?
The Canine First Responder Course™ Curriculum is the only course approved by Emergency First Response - the largest certification agency worldwide for first aid and CPR training. You will be issued with an internationally recognised certificate upon successful completion of the course. This is far exceeds some more basic 'first aid' courses out there and is the only course in Ireland to be fully accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland and supported by the Irish Veterinary Nurses Association.
It provides realistic CPR practice on a canine manikin - Casper. (He even has a pulse!) On top of the standard Canine First Responder course, Alice the cat behaviourist is going to give you extra tips on how handling cat situation to make an all round Pet First Responder course. Class is limited to 8 students only due to the hands-on nature of the course. We want to make sure each student has enough time to practise on the pet manikins.
For cat lovers who wonder if this course is suitable to you. The answer is - Yes! There is no recognised Feline First Responder course at the moment. The techniques performed on small dogs and cats are very similar. Alice will of course explain the difference when dealing with cats. Plus, you can come across a dog collapse on a hot summer day and need your help!
Canine and feline Communication
Scene Assessment and Barrier use
How to approach the owner of the animal and your legal liability
Primary Assessment
CPR and Rescue Breathing
Choking
Control of serious bleeding
Shock Management
Spinal Injury Management
Injury Assessment
Illness Assessment
Splinting for Fractures and Dislocations
Bandaging Minor Wounds
Safe Transportation to Vet Facility
Burns, Poisoning, Hypothermia/ Hyperthermia And More…..
With the price, you can take home:
Your own copy of the CFR CD containing the student manual so you can refresh your knowledge at home
An international recognised certificate upon the completion of the course (valid for 2 years)
A first aid kit for you to take home (value 15 Euro)
A laminated quick tip card - useful as a reminder you can leave in your car in case of an accident for example
Tea/coffee and snack during the day
Of course, confidence and knowledge how to help your own pet or other animals on the street in case of emergency
“Thanks to my brother and Ma, I got this course as a birthday present, I’d just finished a course for human first aid and wanted to make sure I could help the dogs and cats in my life too and any I came across :) Well delivered in a personable, friendly, enthusiastic way, I’d certainly reccommend it to other pet people and those who love animals and want to help them :) I’ll be renewing my certs and skills in 2 years time too.”
“I would highly recommend Alice to anyone when it comes to both anything cats and training. In my case i went to Alice to top up my first aid for canines (and cats got included this time!) we worked in a friendly peaceful and fun environment. I honestly can’t wait until I need another top up and I know where i’ll be going. Thank you again!”
“Thanks Alice for the great course. I feel much more prepared now if something happens”
“Really great course, not complicated, very pragmatic.. I really recommend. Thanks Alice!”
“Thank you again for a great day, Alice! Learned so much and really enjoyed the chat and craic :-)”
Date: TBC
Time: 10am to 6pm, with one hour lunch break
Venue: The Constant Knitter, 88 Francis St, Dublin 8
Fee: €115
Firefighters in Hong Kong performing CPR on a cat during a fire rescue - Apple Daily 16 February 2017
One of the biggest nightmares of a pet lover...You are backing your car on the driveway, you hear you hit something. You come out and discover you hit a dog/cat. What to do?
Or what if you have elderly dogs/cats, do you know what to do if they have a heart attack?
Do you know what to do if your dog/cat suffers from heart stoke or frostbite?
How about choking? They love to chew on random items lying around. What to do?
The Canine First Responder Course™ Curriculum is the only course approved by Emergency First Response - the largest certification agency worldwide for first aid and CPR training. You will be issued with an internationally recognised certificate upon successful completion of the course. This is far exceeds some more basic 'first aid' courses out there and is the only course in Ireland to be fully accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland and supported by the Irish Veterinary Nurses Association.
It provides realistic CPR practice on a canine manikin - Casper. (He even has a pulse!) On top of the standard Canine First Responder course, Alice the cat behaviourist is going to give you extra tips on how handling cat situation to make an all round Pet First Responder course. Class is limited to 8 students only due to the hands-on nature of the course. We want to make sure each student has enough time to practise on the pet manikins.
For cat lovers who wonder if this course is suitable to you. The answer is - Yes! There is no recognised Feline First Responder course at the moment. The techniques performed on small dogs and cats are very similar. Alice will of course explain the difference when dealing with cats. Plus, you can come across a dog collapse on a hot summer day and need your help!
Canine and feline Communication
Scene Assessment and Barrier use
How to approach the owner of the animal and your legal liability
Primary Assessment
CPR and Rescue Breathing
Choking
Control of serious bleeding
Shock Management
Spinal Injury Management
Injury Assessment
Illness Assessment
Splinting for Fractures and Dislocations
Bandaging Minor Wounds
Safe Transportation to Vet Facility
Burns, Poisoning, Hypothermia/ Hyperthermia And More…..
With the price, you can take home:
Your own copy of the CFR CD containing the student manual so you can refresh your knowledge at home
An international recognised certificate upon the completion of the course (valid for 2 years)
A first aid kit for you to take home (value 15 Euro)
A laminated quick tip card - useful as a reminder you can leave in your car in case of an accident for example
Tea/coffee and snack during the day
Of course, confidence and knowledge how to help your own pet or other animals on the street in case of emergency
“Thanks to my brother and Ma, I got this course as a birthday present, I’d just finished a course for human first aid and wanted to make sure I could help the dogs and cats in my life too and any I came across :) Well delivered in a personable, friendly, enthusiastic way, I’d certainly reccommend it to other pet people and those who love animals and want to help them :) I’ll be renewing my certs and skills in 2 years time too.”
“I would highly recommend Alice to anyone when it comes to both anything cats and training. In my case i went to Alice to top up my first aid for canines (and cats got included this time!) we worked in a friendly peaceful and fun environment. I honestly can’t wait until I need another top up and I know where i’ll be going. Thank you again!”
“Thanks Alice for the great course. I feel much more prepared now if something happens”
“Really great course, not complicated, very pragmatic.. I really recommend. Thanks Alice!”
“Thank you again for a great day, Alice! Learned so much and really enjoyed the chat and craic :-)”
Date: 2 March 2019
Time: 10am to 6pm, with one hour lunch break
Venue: The Constant Knitter, 88 Francis St, Dublin 8
Fee: €115
Firefighters in Hong Kong performing CPR on a cat during a fire rescue - Apple Daily 16 February 2017
One of the biggest nightmares of a pet lover...You are backing your car on the driveway, you hear you hit something. You come out and discover you hit a dog/cat. What to do?
Or what if you have elderly dogs/cats, do you know what to do if they have a heart attack?
Do you know what to do if your dog/cat suffers from heart stoke or frostbite?
How about choking? They love to chew on random items lying around. What to do?
The Canine First Responder Course™ Curriculum is the only course approved by Emergency First Response - the largest certification agency worldwide for first aid and CPR training. You will be issued with an internationally recognised certificate upon successful completion of the course. This is far exceeds some more basic 'first aid' courses out there and is the only course in Ireland to be fully accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland and supported by the Irish Veterinary Nurses Association.
It provides realistic CPR practice on a canine manikin - Casper. (He even has a pulse!) On top of the standard Canine First Responder course, Alice the cat behaviourist is going to give you extra tips on how handling cat situation to make an all round Pet First Responder course. Class is limited to 8 students only due to the hands-on nature of the course. We want to make sure each student has enough time to practise on the pet manikins.
For cat lovers who wonder if this course is suitable to you. The answer is - Yes! There is no recognised Feline First Responder course at the moment. The techniques performed on small dogs and cats are very similar. Alice will of course explain the difference when dealing with cats. Plus, you can come across a dog collapse on a hot summer day and need your help!
Canine and feline Communication
Scene Assessment and Barrier use
How to approach the owner of the animal and your legal liability
Primary Assessment
CPR and Rescue Breathing
Choking
Control of serious bleeding
Shock Management
Spinal Injury Management
Injury Assessment
Illness Assessment
Splinting for Fractures and Dislocations
Bandaging Minor Wounds
Safe Transportation to Vet Facility
Burns, Poisoning, Hypothermia/ Hyperthermia And More…..
With the price, you can take home:
Your own copy of the CFR CD containing the student manual so you can refresh your knowledge at home
An international recognised certificate upon the completion of the course (valid for 2 years)
A first aid kit for you to take home (value 15 Euro)
A laminated quick tip card - useful as a reminder you can leave in your car in case of an accident for example
Tea/coffee and snack during the day
Of course, confidence and knowledge how to help your own pet or other animals on the street in case of emergency
“Thanks to my brother and Ma, I got this course as a birthday present, I’d just finished a course for human first aid and wanted to make sure I could help the dogs and cats in my life too and any I came across :) Well delivered in a personable, friendly, enthusiastic way, I’d certainly reccommend it to other pet people and those who love animals and want to help them :) I’ll be renewing my certs and skills in 2 years time too.”
“I would highly recommend Alice to anyone when it comes to both anything cats and training. In my case i went to Alice to top up my first aid for canines (and cats got included this time!) we worked in a friendly peaceful and fun environment. I honestly can’t wait until I need another top up and I know where i’ll be going. Thank you again!”
“Thanks Alice for the great course. I feel much more prepared now if something happens”
“Really great course, not complicated, very pragmatic.. I really recommend. Thanks Alice!”
“Thank you again for a great day, Alice! Learned so much and really enjoyed the chat and craic :-)”
Date: 10 November 2018
Time: 10am to 6pm, with one hour lunch break
Venue: The Constant Knitter, 88 Francis St, Dublin 8
Fee: €115
蘋果日報於2017年2月16日報導消防員為貓進行心肺復甦法
Alice Chau是現居愛爾蘭的土生土長香港人，是在愛爾蘭工作的資深貓咪行為學家，擁有逾9年寵物保母及貓咪行為學經驗，持有英國應用動物倫理學中心 (Centre of Applied Pet Ethology) 的貓咪行為學高級證書，更於2017年榮獲美國國際寵物保母協會 (Pet Sitter International) 評選為全年最佳寵物保母大賽最後五強，曾接受 Irish Examiner、Irish Mirror 等傳媒訪問。Alice亦是英國Canine First Response 認證的寵物急救課程培訓員。
廣東話為主，輔以英語 (請注意個案示範影片及課程手冊均為英語)
7小時
口試 (廣東話)
每位港幣$1,350
包括：
課程手冊
課程內容光碟CD
寵物急救箱 (價值15歐元)
寵物急救快速提示卡
證書費
(上課使用的急救用品由Alice 提供，學生不需自行購買。)
- 如上課當天掛八號或以上颱風訊號或黑色暴雨警告訊號, 課程將會改期，Alice將會聯絡各位，另訂上課日期。
- 請注意：本課程將會使用特定的動物模型教學，學生禁止攜帶寵物上課。
蘋果日報於2017年2月16日報導消防員為貓進行心肺復甦法
Alice Chau是現居愛爾蘭的土生土長香港人，是在愛爾蘭工作的資深貓咪行為學家，擁有逾9年寵物保母及貓咪行為學經驗，持有英國應用動物倫理學中心 (Centre of Applied Pet Ethology) 的貓咪行為學高級證書，更於2017年榮獲美國國際寵物保母協會 (Pet Sitter International) 評選為全年最佳寵物保母大賽最後五強，曾接受 Irish Examiner、Irish Mirror 等傳媒訪問。Alice亦是英國Canine First Response 認證的寵物急救課程培訓員。
廣東話為主，輔以英語 (請注意個案示範影片及課程手冊均為英語)
7小時
口試 (廣東話)
每位港幣$1,350
包括：
課程手冊
課程內容光碟CD
寵物急救箱 (價值15歐元)
寵物急救快速提示卡
證書費
(上課使用的急救用品由Alice 提供，學生不需自行購買。)
- 如上課當天掛八號或以上颱風訊號或黑色暴雨警告訊號, 課程將會改期，Alice將會聯絡各位，另訂上課日期。
- 請注意：本課程將會使用特定的動物模型教學，學生禁止攜帶寵物上課。
蘋果日報於2017年2月16日報導消防員為貓進行心肺復甦法
Alice Chau是現居愛爾蘭的土生土長香港人，是在愛爾蘭工作的資深貓咪行為學家，擁有逾9年寵物保母及貓咪行為學經驗，持有英國應用動物倫理學中心 (Centre of Applied Pet Ethology) 的貓咪行為學高級證書，更於2017年榮獲美國國際寵物保母協會 (Pet Sitter International) 評選為全年最佳寵物保母大賽最後五強，曾接受 Irish Examiner、Irish Mirror 等傳媒訪問。Alice亦是英國Canine First Response 認證的寵物急救課程培訓員。
廣東話為主，輔以英語 (請注意個案示範影片及課程手冊均為英語)
7小時
口試 (廣東話)
每位港幣$1,350
包括：
課程手冊
課程內容光碟CD
寵物急救箱 (價值15歐元)
寵物急救快速提示卡
證書費
(上課使用的急救用品由Alice 提供，學生不需自行購買。)
- 如上課當天掛八號或以上颱風訊號或黑色暴雨警告訊號, 課程將會改期，Alice將會聯絡各位，另訂上課日期。
- 請注意：本課程將會使用特定的動物模型教學，學生禁止攜帶寵物上課。
蘋果日報於2017年2月16日報導消防員為貓進行心肺復甦法
Alice Chau是現居愛爾蘭的土生土長香港人，是在愛爾蘭工作的資深貓咪行為學家，擁有逾9年寵物保母及貓咪行為學經驗，持有英國應用動物倫理學中心 (Centre of Applied Pet Ethology) 的貓咪行為學高級證書，更於2017年榮獲美國國際寵物保母協會 (Pet Sitter International) 評選為全年最佳寵物保母大賽最後五強，曾接受 Irish Examiner、Irish Mirror 等傳媒訪問。Alice亦是英國Canine First Response 認證的寵物急救課程培訓員。
廣東話為主，輔以英語 (請注意個案示範影片及課程手冊均為英語)
7小時
口試 (廣東話)
每位港幣$1,350
包括：
課程手冊
課程內容光碟CD
寵物急救箱 (價值15歐元)
寵物急救快速提示卡
證書費
(上課使用的急救用品由Alice 提供，學生不需自行購買。)
- 如上課當天掛八號或以上颱風訊號或黑色暴雨警告訊號, 課程將會改期，Alice將會聯絡各位，另訂上課日期。
- 請注意：本課程將會使用特定的動物模型教學，學生禁止攜帶寵物上課。
Firefighters in Hong Kong performing CPR on a cat during a fire rescue - Apple Daily 16 February 2017
One of the biggest nightmares of a pet lover...You are backing your car on the driveway, you hear you hit something. You come out and discover you hit a dog/cat. What to do?
Or what if you have elderly dogs/cats, do you know what to do if they have a heart attack?
Do you know what to do if your dog/cat suffers from heart stoke or frostbite?
How about choking? They love to chew on random items lying around. What to do?
The Canine First Responder Course™ Curriculum is the only course approved by Emergency First Response - the largest certification agency worldwide for first aid and CPR training. You will be issued with an internationally recognised certificate upon successful completion of the course. This is far exceeds some more basic 'first aid' courses out there and is the only course in Ireland to be fully accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland and supported by the Irish Veterinary Nurses Association.
It provides realistic CPR practice on a canine manikin - Casper. (He even has a pulse!) On top of the standard Canine First Responder course, Alice the cat behaviourist is going to give you extra tips on how handling cat situation to make an all round Pet First Responder course. Class is limited to 8 students only due to the hands-on nature of the course. We want to make sure each student has enough time to practise on the pet manikins.
For cat lovers who wonder if this course is suitable to you. The answer is - Yes! There is no recognised Feline First Responder course at the moment. The techniques performed on small dogs and cats are very similar. Alice will of course explain the difference when dealing with cats. Plus, you can come across a dog collapse on a hot summer day and need your help!
With the price, you can take home:
“Thanks to my brother and Ma, I got this course as a birthday present, I’d just finished a course for human first aid and wanted to make sure I could help the dogs and cats in my life too and any I came across :) Well delivered in a personable, friendly, enthusiastic way, I’d certainly reccommend it to other pet people and those who love animals and want to help them :) I’ll be renewing my certs and skills in 2 years time too.”
“I would highly recommend Alice to anyone when it comes to both anything cats and training. In my case i went to Alice to top up my first aid for canines (and cats got included this time!) we worked in a friendly peaceful and fun environment. I honestly can’t wait until I need another top up and I know where i’ll be going. Thank you again!”
“Thanks Alice for the great course. I feel much more prepared now if something happens”
“Really great course, not complicated, very pragmatic.. I really recommend. Thanks Alice!”
“Thank you again for a great day, Alice! Learned so much and really enjoyed the chat and craic :-)”
Date: 14 April 2018
Time: 10am to 6pm, with one hour lunch break
Venue: The Constant Knitter, 88 Francis St, Dublin 8
Fee: €115
Firefighters in Hong Kong performing CPR on a cat during a fire rescue - Apple Daily 16 February 2017
### Due to popular request, we are running a small private workshop during the week. It's very suitable for people who has to work weekend or have difficulty attending a full day workshop. This workshop will be held in two afternoons in a comfortable setting of a private home. Limited to 4 students maximum. ###
One of the biggest nightmares of a pet lover...You are backing your car on the driveway, you hear you hit something. You come out and discover you hit a dog/cat. What to do?
Or what if you have elderly dogs/cats, do you know what to do if they have a heart attack?
Do you know what to do if your dog/cat suffers from heart stoke or frostbite?
How about choking? They love to chew on random items lying around. What to do?
The Canine First Responder Course™ Curriculum is the only course approved by Emergency First Response - the largest certification agency worldwide for first aid and CPR training. You will be issued with an internationally recognised certificate upon successful completion of the course. This is far exceeds some more basic 'first aid' courses out there and is the only course in Ireland to be fully accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland and supported by the Irish Veterinary Nurses Association.
It provides realistic CPR practice on a canine manikin - Casper. (He even has a pulse!) On top of the standard Canine First Responder course, Alice the cat behaviourist is going to give you extra tips on how handling cat situation to make an all round Pet First Responder course. Class is limited to 8 students only due to the hands-on nature of the course. We want to make sure each student has enough time to practise on the pet manikins.
For cat lovers who wonder if this course is suitable to you. The answer is - Yes! There is no recognised Feline First Responder course at the moment. The techniques performed on small dogs and cats are very similar. Alice will of course explain the difference when dealing with cats. Plus, you can come across a dog collapse on a hot summer day and need your help!
With the price, you can take home:
“Thanks to my brother and Ma, I got this course as a birthday present, I’d just finished a course for human first aid and wanted to make sure I could help the dogs and cats in my life too and any I came across :) Well delivered in a personable, friendly, enthusiastic way, I’d certainly reccommend it to other pet people and those who love animals and want to help them :) I’ll be renewing my certs and skills in 2 years time too.”
“I would highly recommend Alice to anyone when it comes to both anything cats and training. In my case i went to Alice to top up my first aid for canines (and cats got included this time!) we worked in a friendly peaceful and fun environment. I honestly can’t wait until I need another top up and I know where i’ll be going. Thank you again!”
“Thanks Alice for the great course. I feel much more prepared now if something happens”
“Really great course, not complicated, very pragmatic.. I really recommend. Thanks Alice!”
“Thank you again for a great day, Alice! Learned so much and really enjoyed the chat and craic :-)”
Date: 15-16 February 2018
Time: 2am to 5:30pm, a short tea break
Venue: a private home in Raheny, I will inform you the address once you sign up
Fee: €115
Firefighters in Hong Kong performing CPR on a cat during a fire rescue - Apple Daily 16 February 2017
One of the biggest nightmares of a pet lover...You are backing your car on the driveway, you hear you hit something. You come out and discover you hit a dog/cat. What to do?
Or what if you have elderly dogs/cats, do you know what to do if they have a heart attack?
Do you know what to do if your dog/cat suffers from heart stoke or frostbite?
How about choking? They love to chew on random items lying around. What to do?
The Canine First Responder Course™ Curriculum is the only course approved by Emergency First Response - the largest certification agency worldwide for first aid and CPR training. You will be issued with an internationally recognised certificate upon successful completion of the course. This is far exceeds some more basic 'first aid' courses out there and is the only course in Ireland to be fully accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland and supported by the Irish Veterinary Nurses Association.
It provides realistic CPR practice on a canine manikin - Casper. (He even has a pulse!) On top of the standard Canine First Responder course, Alice the cat behaviourist is going to give you extra tips on how handling cat situation to make an all round Pet First Responder course. Class is limited to 8 students only due to the hands-on nature of the course. We want to make sure each student has enough time to practise on the pet manikins.
For cat lovers who wonder if this course is suitable to you. The answer is - Yes! There is no recognised Feline First Responder course at the moment. The techniques performed on small dogs and cats are very similar. Alice will of course explain the difference when dealing with cats. Plus, you can come across a dog collapse on a hot summer day and need your help!
With the price, you can take home:
“Thanks to my brother and Ma, I got this course as a birthday present, I’d just finished a course for human first aid and wanted to make sure I could help the dogs and cats in my life too and any I came across :) Well delivered in a personable, friendly, enthusiastic way, I’d certainly reccommend it to other pet people and those who love animals and want to help them :) I’ll be renewing my certs and skills in 2 years time too.”
“I would highly recommend Alice to anyone when it comes to both anything cats and training. In my case i went to Alice to top up my first aid for canines (and cats got included this time!) we worked in a friendly peaceful and fun environment. I honestly can’t wait until I need another top up and I know where i’ll be going. Thank you again!”
“Thanks Alice for the great course. I feel much more prepared now if something happens”
“Really great course, not complicated, very pragmatic.. I really recommend. Thanks Alice!”
“Thank you again for a great day, Alice! Learned so much and really enjoyed the chat and craic :-)”
Date: 4 November 2017
Time: 10am to 6pm, with one hour lunch break
Venue: The Constant Knitter, 88 Francis St, Dublin 8
Fee: €115
Do you want to learn Pet CPR? This is now a golden opportunity to do so!
Alice Chau Ginguene is a Cat Behaviourist and Canine First Responder Instructor. She will be visiting Tallinn this summer. She will run a short half day workshop to teach you the most crucial technique to handle pet emergency.
Date: 12 August 2017
Time: 10:00 - 13:00
Venue: Tallinn City Centre, to be confirmed
You will learn:
-Canine and feline Communication
-Scene Assessment and Barrier use
-How to approach the owner of the animal and your legal liability
-Primary Assessment
-CPR and Rescue Breathing
-Choking
Price:
35 Euro (just workshop)
45 Euro (workshop + first aid kit)
Date: 12 August 2017
Time: 10:00 - 18:00
Venue: Tallinn City Centre, to be confirmed
If you are interested in complete the full training to be a Certified Canine First Responder, there is also a possibility. You can attend the morning and stay the afternoon to do the additional learning.
You will learn:
-Control of serious bleeding
-Shock Management · Spinal Injury Management
-Injury Assessment
-Illness Assessment
-Splinting for Fractures and Dislocations
-Bandaging Minor Wounds
-Safe Transportation to Vet Facility
-Burns, Poisoning, Hypothermia/ Hyperthermia And More…..
You will also get:
- Your own copy of the CFR CD containing the student manual so you can refresh your knowledge at home
- An international recognised certificate upon the completion of the course (valid for 2 years)
- A first aid kit for you to take home (value 15 Euro)
- A laminated quick tip card - useful as a reminder you can leave in your car in case of an accident for example
- Tea/coffee and snack during the day
- Of course, confidence and knowledge how to help your own pet or other animals on the street in case of emergency
Price:
85 Euro, this is a special discount for Tallinn, normal price is £95 in UK or 115 Euro in Dublin
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I got some enquiries from people asking if it is possible to learn just Pet CPR without doing the whole workshop.
The answer is YES!
Some of you might be interested in doing the Pet First Responder workshop, but either due to lack of time or lack of fund, and wanted to do the workshop in two parts.
So yes, if you want to just do the CPR part of the workshop and do the First Aid part of the workshop later in the year or not at all, it's possible.
You will learn:
You will get:
Date: 1 July 2017
Time: 10am to 1pm, with 15 minute tea break
Venue: The Constant Knitter, 88 Francis St, Dublin 8
Fee: €65
Firefighters in Hong Kong performing CPR on a cat during a fire rescue - Apple Daily 16 February 2017
One of the biggest nightmares of a pet lover...You are backing your car on the driveway, you hear you hit something. You come out and discover you hit a dog/cat. What to do?
Or what if you have elderly dogs/cats, do you know what to do if they have a heart attack?
Do you know what to do if your dog/cat suffers from heart stoke or frostbite?
How about choking? They love to chew on random items lying around. What to do?
The Canine First Responder Course™ Curriculum is the only course approved by Emergency First Response - the largest certification agency worldwide for first aid and CPR training. You will be issued with an internationally recognised certificate upon successful completion of the course. This is far exceeds some more basic 'first aid' courses out there and is the only course in Ireland to be fully accredited by the Veterinary Council of Ireland and supported by the Irish Veterinary Nurses Association.
It provides realistic CPR practice on a canine manikin - Casper. (He even has a pulse!) On top of the standard Canine First Responder course, Alice the cat behaviourist is going to give you extra tips on how handling cat situation to make an all round Pet First Responder course. Class is limited to 8 students only due to the hands-on nature of the course. We want to make sure each student has enough time to practise on the pet manikins.
For cat lovers who wonder if this course is suitable to you. The answer is - Yes! There is no recognised Feline First Responder course at the moment. The techniques performed on small dogs and cats are very similar. Alice will of course explain the difference when dealing with cats. Plus, you can come across a dog collapse on a hot summer day and need your help!
With the price, you can take home:
“Thanks to my brother and Ma, I got this course as a birthday present, I’d just finished a course for human first aid and wanted to make sure I could help the dogs and cats in my life too and any I came across :) Well delivered in a personable, friendly, enthusiastic way, I’d certainly reccommend it to other pet people and those who love animals and want to help them :) I’ll be renewing my certs and skills in 2 years time too.”
“I would highly recommend Alice to anyone when it comes to both anything cats and training. In my case i went to Alice to top up my first aid for canines (and cats got included this time!) we worked in a friendly peaceful and fun environment. I honestly can’t wait until I need another top up and I know where i’ll be going. Thank you again!”
“Thanks Alice for the great course. I feel much more prepared now if something happens”
“Really great course, not complicated, very pragmatic.. I really recommend. Thanks Alice!”
“Thank you again for a great day, Alice! Learned so much and really enjoyed the chat and craic :-)”
Date: 1 July 2017
Time: 10am to 6pm, with one hour lunch break
Venue: The Constant Knitter, 88 Francis St, Dublin 8
Fee: €115
One of the biggest nightmares of a pet lover...You are backing your car on the driveway, you hear you hit something. You come out and discover you hit a dog/cat. What to do?
Or what if you have elderly dogs/cats, do you know what to do if they have a heart attack?
Do you know what to do if your dog/cat suffers from heart stoke or frostbite?
How about choking? They love to chew on random items lying around. What to do?
The Canine First Responder Course™ Curriculum is the only course approved by Emergency First Response - the largest certification agency worldwide for first aid and CPR training. You will be issued with an internationally recognised certificate upon successful completion of the course. This is far exceeds some more basic 'first aid' courses out there and does provide realistic CPR practice on a canine manikin. (Alice has done her research before getting herself trained!) As a bonus on top of the standard Canine First Responder course, Alice the cat behaviourist is going to give you extra tips on how handling cat situation to make an all round Pet First Responder course.
For cat lovers who wonder if this course is suitable to you. The answer is - Yes! There is no recognised Feline First Responder course at the moment. The techniques performed on small dogs and cats are very similar. Alice will of course explain the difference when dealing with cats. Plus, you can come across a dog collapse on a hot summer day and need your help!
With the price, you can take home:
Date: 18 February 2017
Time: 10am to 6pm, with one hour lunch break
Venue: The Constant Knitter, 88 Francis St, Dublin 8
Fee: €115
“Thanks Alice for the great course. I feel much more prepared now if something happens”
“Really great course, not complicated, very pragmatic.. I really recommend. Thanks Alice! ”
One of the biggest nightmares of a pet lover...You are backing your car on the driveway, you hear you hit something. You come out and discover you hit a dog/cat. What to do?
Or what if you have elderly dogs/cats, do you know what to do if they have a heart attack?
Do you know what to do if your dog/cat suffers from heart stoke or frostbite?
How about choking? They love to chew on random items lying around. What to do?
The Canine First Responder Course™ Curriculum is the only course approved by Emergency First Response - the largest certification agency worldwide for first aid and CPR training. You will be issued with an internationally recognised certificate upon successful completion of the course. This is far exceeds some more basic 'first aid' courses out there and does provide realistic CPR practice on a canine manikin. (Alice has done her research before getting herself trained!) As a bonus on top of the standard Canine First Responder course, Alice the cat behaviourist is going to give you extra tips on how handling cat situation to make an all round Pet First Responder course.
For cat lovers who wonder if this course is suitable to you. The answer is - Yes! There is no recognised Feline First Responder course at the moment. The techniques performed on small dogs and cats are very similar. Alice will of course explain the difference when dealing with cats. Plus, you can come across a dog collapse on a hot summer day and need your help!
With the price, you can take home:
Date: 12 November 2016
Time: 10am to 6pm, with one hour lunch break
Venue: The Constant Knitter, 88 Francis St, Dublin 8
Fee: €115
You are just walking your dog. He is chewing on a piece of wood, a tiny piece break off and he started choking. What do you do?
You are enjoying a country holiday with your dog and your family. Walking along a river, your dog loses her footing and fell into the water. You quickly pull her back out, but she stops breathing. You are an hour from the closest vet facility, what to do?
You are backing your car on the driveway, you hear you hit something. You come out and discover you hit a cat. What to do?
You have elderly dogs/cats, do you know what to do if they have a heart attack?
Do you know what to do if your dog/cat suffers from heart stoke or frostbite?
The Canine First Responder Course™ Curriculum is the only course approved by Emergency First Response - the largest certification agency worldwide for first aid and CPR training. You will be issued with an internationally recognised certificate upon successful completion of the course. This is far exceeds some more basic 'first aid' courses out there and does provide realistic CPR practice on a canine manikin. As a bonus, Alice the cat behaviourist is going to give you extra tips on how handling cat situation.
With the price, you can take home:
Alice Chau Ginguene is a certified Canine First Responder Instructor. She has been working as a cat sitter and behaviourist for 7 years in Dublin, where she has been featured in numerous media in Ireland.
Date: 22 October 2016
Time: 9am to 5pm, with one hour lunch break
Venue: To be confirmed, it will be somewhere in city centre
Fee: 85 Euro (this is a special discount for Tallinn! Normal course price is £90 in the UK and €115 in Ireland)
To join this course, please fill in the form below, Alice will send you course information for home preparation and payment methods. For enquiries, you can contact Alice directly here or call the local organiser Helen on 5596 1960.
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