Online Workshops
First Aid
In Cats and Dogs
Learn to act with confidence in the first few minutes that make all the difference. This course teaches you how to recognize emergency situations and provide first aid to your dog or cat.
Topics covered:
- Quickly assess the animal's condition and recognize warning signs
- Respond to common emergencies such as choking, wounds, bleeding, burns, heatstroke, seizures and poisoning
- Perform basic resuscitation (CPR) techniques
- Put together a first aid kit
Topics covered:
- Quickly assess the animal's condition and recognize warning signs
- Respond to common emergencies such as choking, wounds, bleeding, burns, heatstroke, seizures and poisoning
- Perform basic resuscitation (CPR) techniques
- Put together a first aid kit
Online
How to Introduce a New Pet at Home
Bringing a new dog or cat home is an exciting moment, but also one of adjustment — both for the new family member and for the animals already living there.
This workshop helps you make that transition smoothly and safely for everyone.
Topics covered:
- Preparing the house and routines before the new pet arrives
- How to prepare the first introduction between pets, with the right timing and space
- Recognise signs of stress, fear or tension, and know how to intervene
- Manage resources like food, toys and space, to avoid conflicts
- Create routines that help with integration in the first few weeks
This workshop helps you make that transition smoothly and safely for everyone.
Topics covered:
- Preparing the house and routines before the new pet arrives
- How to prepare the first introduction between pets, with the right timing and space
- Recognise signs of stress, fear or tension, and know how to intervene
- Manage resources like food, toys and space, to avoid conflicts
- Create routines that help with integration in the first few weeks
Intended for pet parents who are about to adopt or have already adopted a new dog or cat and want to ensure a calm, smooth introduction.
Online
Signs of Illness
And Triage:
When to Go to the Vet?
It isn't always easy to know whether a symptom is a cause for immediate concern or can wait.
This workshop teaches you how to recognise the signs that something is wrong, before they become an emergency.
Topics covered:
- Daily observation using 6 key points: eyes, nose, mouth, posture, food and water intake, and elimination (stool and urine)
- Identify common clinical signs and subtle behavioural changes
- Recognise the most frequent illnesses in puppies, kittens, adults, and seniors, and their associated symptoms
- Perform proper triage: what requires an immediate vet visit, what can wait 24 hours, and what can be a routine check-up
- Includes practical clinical cases with real-life scenarios
This workshop teaches you how to recognise the signs that something is wrong, before they become an emergency.
Topics covered:
- Daily observation using 6 key points: eyes, nose, mouth, posture, food and water intake, and elimination (stool and urine)
- Identify common clinical signs and subtle behavioural changes
- Recognise the most frequent illnesses in puppies, kittens, adults, and seniors, and their associated symptoms
- Perform proper triage: what requires an immediate vet visit, what can wait 24 hours, and what can be a routine check-up
- Includes practical clinical cases with real-life scenarios
Online