• Scene Safety
• Healthy vs. Unhealthy mammals and birds
• Handling life threatening emergencies such as head injury, shock, choking and CPR
• Handling crisis conditions such as hypothermia, poison, bites and respiratory distress
• Handling wounds
• Bandaging and splinting
• Using over the counter medications
• Rabies, poisoning, and euthanasia
• Dealing with Disasters

This CD-Rom is designed to be taught in a classroom,
but contains good, general medical information for family pet owners, as well.

Based on the proven methods of similar classes for people, this class offers practical information that is appropriate for disaster situations as well as administering emergency treatment before you see your veterinarian.

This class is a significant addition to the teaching tools of CERT (Disaster preparedness) and CPR instructors, and will provide invaluable information for pet owners everywhere.

Hands-on practice helps reinforce lessons on bandaging, choking, and CPR.

Are you owned by a dog, cat or bird? This beloved family member will need medical treatment at some time in his life. With this CDRom, you and your family can learn about caring for him in the comfort of your home.

Disaster and rescue groups often need to train their volunteers before sending them out into the field. This CDRom provides an overview of basic first aid needed for the more common animals they may be called upon to rescue.

Businesses involving pets, such as boarding kennels, groomers, trainers, and breeders are constantly hiring new personnel. Make sure your new employees understand the care of the animals they are working around. A little prevention goes a long way toward ensuring the comfort of your critters.

Many organizations involving youngsters have a teaching system whereby their members learn about specific topics to earn badges or credits. Both First Aid and basic animal information are often two of these topics.

The information contained in the CDRom is basic and would be of interest to schoolteachers looking for an easy to teach topic of instruction outside their typical curriculum.

• CPR and CERT instructors
• Pet Owners
• Emergency Response agencies
• Animal Control officers
• Boy and Girl Scouts
• 4-H and FFA Clubs
• Teachers
• Humane Societies
• Disaster Rescue groups
• Pet Rescue groups
• Airline employees
• Kennels, groomers, and Trainers
• Companion Animal Businesses
• and anyone who is planning on working around house pets or wants to know about them.

Contact AUTHOR to teach your class.