Animal Love Pet First Aid

30/07/2026

I was just reflecting on the webinars and courses I offer. There is something for everyone and I’m at around 10% of adding what I aim to add. So much more to come!

Online courses and webinars are all video based, I don’t just get you to pay and leave with notes to read. I know that is the norm for so many online courses but not with mine. You’ll feel like you’re in a classroom!

Classroom canine and feline first aid courses are 6.5 hours long. And yes that is around a full 6 hours of teaching! I’m not sure how others manage to cover all that I cover in 3.5 hours! I see many advertised that are more expensive than mine but half the time. I think either my timing and/or price puts people off, it’s cheap! But I’ll stay that way to give as many people the opportunity to learn.

If you’ve never seen my website and you’ve never taken a webinar or course with me, give it a try! I’ve 2 free webinars on my site - when and how to say goodbye and designing a pet first aid kit. So you don’t have to pay a penny just see if you enjoy what you learn and then you may find something else you’d like to learn about.

https://www.animallovepetfirstaid.co.uk/

Animal love pet first aid is more than just first aid ❤️

Taught and produced by a Vet. Dog first aid, cat first aid, puppy health, dog groomers, online & virtual classroom courses. Kids courses, pet first aid shop & pet first aid kits. Animal Love

22/07/2026

Classroom canine health and first aid courses! I’ve started adding 2027 already but here is what is available for 2026…

Click the link to find out more and/or book. This is a full day event with handbook and certificate included.

https://www.animallovepetfirstaid.co.uk/book-now

11/07/2026

If you dog meets the criteria and you can take the time out and take them to donate blood then please do. Having worked previously for the pet blood bank I can honestly say it is a lovely experience for your dog. They are treated with so much love, given more treats then they can imagine, and often leave with a new toy. I remember the repeat donors, they used to drag their owners through the door! They didn’t seem fazed about giving blood, more interested in the treats and attention!

This is one of those posts we never like having to make... but we really need your help 💔

Our blood stocks are currently critically low, and we're concerned about the number of appointments booked over the coming weeks 😓

Summer is always a difficult time, with holidays and busy schedules meaning fewer dogs come forward to donate. Unfortunately, emergencies and illnesses don't stop for summer 🚨

Right now, we urgently need more lifesavers to come forward 🩸

If you've ever thought about registering your dog to become a blood donor... this is your sign. We need amazing people who can spare just an hour of their day to help save lives ❤️

To be a lifesaver, your dog must be:
🎂 between 1 and 8 years old
⚖️ weigh over 25kg
🐶 fit, healthy, and confident
Register at www.petbloodbankuk.org/welcome

Please consider booking an appointment at a donation session near you soon. We really need you and your wonderful dog to come along and make a lifesaving difference 🙏

If you're already booked in, please keep your appointment if at all possible. We know the warm weather can be a concern, but we have measures in place to keep donor dogs cool, comfortable, and safe throughout their visit!

Please share this post with anyone you know who might be able to help. Thank you so much ❤️

10/07/2026

The heat puts pressure on many of the underlying conditions in our pets. The kidneys have to go into overdrive, the heart faces overwhelming pressure, and the lungs are worked to Olympic level. Pets facing this heat can exacerbate underlying conditions. That heart murmur may explode into a whole array of symptoms, the low grade kidney disease could become advanced.

Keep them cool, preferably below 19c, make sure they’re hydrated using water fountains and multiple water sources, add electrolytes if appropriate, wet them with COLD water periodically, monitor their clinical signs, and DO NOT, for dogs, think about walking in this hot weather.

www.animallovepetfirstaid.co.uk
I’m a vet helping pet professionals and pet owners to do their best ❤️

07/07/2026

I want to say thank you to all of the pet professionals who have taken the financial hit in the name of preventing our dogs from suffering from heat stroke.

It’s hot, it’s humid, it’s dangerous for dogs. Sacrificing walking, training classes, and grooms (unless air conned) is the most responsible and kindest thing you can do. I thank all of you who’ve done that, it means I’ll see less heat stroke dogs in practice, which quite frankly are traumatising to see.

THANK YOU. If your pet professional has put your dog first, they are the best, hang on to them ❤️

If you want to learn more as a pet professional or pet owner I have a great webinar for £5 https://www.animalloveonline.co.uk/courses/heat-stroke-dogs

07/07/2026

Last September I hosted a certificated webinar about the active dog. It was a long session around 3 hours and covered everything you need to know about protecting your active/sports dog from working on the core to important supplements.

If you missed it you can click the link below to view. The webinar comes with a hardcopy posted certificate ❤️

https://www.animalloveonline.co.uk/courses/active-dog

05/07/2026

Redcape Grooming Supplies looking forward to returning to teach canine health and first aid ❤️

Exciting in-depth course, learn conventional approaches, taught by a vet, covers a variety of conditions, feel confident in understanding your pets health and wellbeing. Covers day to day and emergency first aid.

05/07/2026

I’ve lots of new content soon to be released! BUT I was wondering firstly what topics you’d like to learn more about? And secondly this one…

I’ve taught some webinars about neutering, but I was thinking as there is new information, would you enjoy a series of webinars looking at neutering and a more in-depth look at the pros and cons? And how this may impact our dogs in the future. What diseases are reduced/increased, behaviour, skin and coat, metabolism, monitoring for diseases, social interactions and battling myths, every inch of how the hormones affect the body.

This would be a webinar held over 2-3 sessions and certificated. Would you be interested? And what else would you love to learn about? ❤️

www.animallovepetfirstaid.co.uk

05/07/2026

HEALTH CHECK WEBINAR SERIES - £60 for 8 webinars or £8 per webinar…cover g hot topics!

The next webinar in the health check webinar series is smelly breath!

This is part of the health check webinar series! There are 8 webinars in the series which can be purchased as a bundle -

https://www.animallovepetfirstaid.co.uk/the-health-check-webinar-series

This link will show you all the info and give you the option to buy individual webinars or the bundle ❤️

£60 for approx 10-12 hours of learning! A digital certificate for each to log as CPD and display to customers.

https://www.animallovepetfirstaid.co.uk/the-health-check-webinar-series

03/07/2026

The usual itchy ears, a**l glands, and routine stuff then this!! A gorgeous and I mean gorgeous fox terrier was coughing and aggravated after eating and drinking over the past few days.

Still bright, still absolutely up for kisses, still carrying on as normal as dogs do. Today she was booked with me for an examine throat.

I removed, not 1, not 2, but 3 grass seeds from her left tonsil!!

Yes dogs have tonsils but not as we know them. Little rolls of tissue on the left and right side of their oral cavity.

I had to carefully roll back the tissue to investigate, it was so sore in there. Her breath was smelly but I still accepted the kisses, she needed me to reassure her. She couldn’t help the smell, because these 3 grass seeds caused huge inflammation, angry tissue, constant agitation, and halitosis!

So far I’ve removed grass seeds from toes, armpits, ears, and now tonsils this year!! Please be vigilant and check your dog all over. They can cause havoc.

www.animallovepetfirstaid.co.uk