Rideout’s Fur-st Aid

Empowering pet parents with the skills to be their pet’s superhero

What you will learn
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We are our pet's first responder

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Train today. Save tomorrow

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We are our pet's first responder 🐾 Train today. Save tomorrow 🐾

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Who is this for

Are you...?

  • Pet parents and professionals not knowing what to do in an emergency. 

  • Pet parents afraid of making the wrong decision when their fur baby is injured or sick.

  • Pet guardians feeling helpless in critical moments because they don’t have actionable skills. 

Hands on training for real world emergencies

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Hands on training for real world emergencies 🐾

Pet Parents Welcome

WHO IS THIS FOR?

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WHAT'S INCLUDED?

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WHAT'S INCLUDED? 🐾

INTRODUCING

5 hour Pet First Aid and CPR class consisting of hands-on learning.

Class includes the following topics: 

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  • Practice on lifelike pet mannequins

  • Correct hand placement for dogs and cats

  • Learn the right rhythm and pressure

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  • Check for breathing and heartbeat

  • Open and clear the airway

  • Give life-saving breaths safely

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  • Help with vomiting and diarrhea

  • Spot signs of dehydration

  • Understand when to watch vs. rush to the vet

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  • Signs your pet is choking

  • How to perform the Heimlich maneuver for pets

  • Clear the airway without causing harm

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  • Treat minor ear injuries

  • Flush irritants from the eyes

  • Spot infections early

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  • Soothe itchy, painful patches

  • Prevent licking and scratching injuries

  • Keep infections from spreading

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  • Spot allergic reactions fast

  • Safely remove stingers

  • Manage swelling and keep your pet calm

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  • Spot allergic reactions fast

  • Safely remove stingers

  • Manage swelling and keep your pet calm

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  • Stop bleeding quickly and effectively

  • Wrap paws, legs, and tails like a pro

  • Know when it’s time for an emergency vet trip

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  • Top toxins hiding in your home and yard

  • What symptoms to watch for

  • Critical steps before getting to the vet

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  • Stay calm and protect your pet during an episode

  • What to do immediately afterward

  • Knowing when it’s a medical emergency

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  • Recognize early signs of temperature distress

  • Cool down or warm up your pet the right way

  • Seasonal safety tips

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  • Move an injured pet without making it worse

  • Improvise a stretcher from everyday items

  • Keep yourself safe while helping

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  • Pick up on subtle warning signs

  • Trust your instincts

  • Keep a simple pet health log

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  • Understand balanced diets

  • Recognizing signs of poor nutrition

  • Safe feeding practices & common hazzards 

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Interested in group class?

$100-$150/pp

Discounts are always available for registered rescue organizations!

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What Can I Expect?

Upon completion of Rideout’s Furstaid pet first aid and cpr class you will receive certification for 2 years and be able to confidently

  • Understand how to check your pet’s vitals 

  • Control bleeding and bandage a wound…preventing excessive blood loss and infection

  • Recognize signs of injury, illness, and distress

  • Perform the Heimlich maneuver on your pet

  • Use proper techniques to restrain your pet during an emergency

  • Use External Extraction technique to remove obstructions blocking airway

  • Perform CPCR (cardio pulmonary cerebral resuscitation) on your pet

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Frequently Asked Questions

    • Pet professionals—such as groomers, pet sitters, dog walkers & dog trainers

    • Current and expecting pet parents

    • Any guardian to these precious animals

    • The class is 5 hours long.

  • Interested in group class? Learn more here: https://calendly.com/rideoutsfurstaid/30min

  • No, all materials will be provided

  • Although I would love to meet all of your wonderful fur babies, no pets are allowed. But please be prepared to share pics of your beautiful pups and kitties. 

  • Yes, you will receive a paper certification of completion that is valid for 2 years

  • Pet first aid techniques evolve, and it’s easy to forget important skills.Re-certification every 2 years ensures you’re up-to-date on the latest techniques

  • $100-$150/pp

    Discounts are always available for registered rescue organizations!



    • Learn life-saving skills that can help you respond to pet emergencies with confidence

    • Master how to assess situations quickly, provide immediate care, and make critical decisions

    • Become a stronger advocate for your pet’s health and safety 

    • Learn how to check vitals, recognize early signs of illness or distress

    • The most up to date techniques in pet first aid and CPR

    • How to build a first aid kit for your pet

  • Aside from leaving the class with great knowledge and skill, you will have an 80 page quick reference guide along with a first aid kit we build together

  • No this class is beneficial for both cat and dog parents and professionals

  • This class is beneficial for all ages of pet, but only open to adult humans ages 18+