Dog First Aid

18/12/2025

True love and care doesn't define by species. ❤️ This holiday season, let's celebrate the unconditional love we share with all our companions, furry, feathered, or scaled.

An earthquake flattened a village in seconds, leaving rescuers struggling to find survivors. On the second day, faint barking was heard under rubble. Rescuers dug, expecting to find a person, but instead discovered a Golden Retriever covered in dust.

The dog wasn’t trapped and could have escaped, but it stayed curled around the family’s injured cat, shielding it from falling debris. The dog growled until rescuers carefully removed the cat first. Both animals were the only survivors from their house, showing the powerful bond and protective instinct between pets.

01/12/2025

⛑️DIY a Pet First-Aid Kit 🐾

Emergencies can happen anytime, especially when you’re far from a vet. That’s why every pet parent should have a dedicated first-aid kit ready to go.

Keep one:
✅ In your car for walks, hikes, and road trips
✅ At home for everyday accidents

Being prepared can make a huge difference in those critical moments.

Credit: PetFirstAidKits.co.uk

25/11/2025

💓 What’s a Normal Pulse for Your Dog?

Knowing your pup’s normal pulse rate helps you spot emergencies early! 🐾

🐶 Average resting pulse for an adult dog is between 60 to 80 bpm

⚠️ Seek a veterinary attention if resting pulse for an adult dog is below 50 or above 100 bpm

Knowing how to locate and read your dog’s pulse can make all the difference in an emergency ❤️

It’s a quick and easy skill every pawrent should learn!

🐶 Because being prepared can save lives.

09/11/2025

🚨 [OFFICIAL] 🚨
Our Canine First Responder Team will be at MacPherson CC SG60 Pet Extravaganza 2025 this Saturday, 15 Nov (2–6 PM)! 🐶🐾

We’ll be there to keep all furkids safe while you enjoy a fun-filled day of games, activities, and celebration! 🎉

✨ Save the date, share the post, and bring your friends along for a paw-some time! ❤️🐕

04/11/2025

🆘 PET FIRST AID COURSE 🐶
Perfect for pet owners, pet care professionals, and animal lovers who want to respond confidently in pet emergencies
🚨 Collapsed?
🚨 Choked?
🚨 Started bleeding?
🚨 Heat stroke?

Learn to save their life with our
👉 Canine First Responder (CFR) Course
📜 2-Year Globally Recognised Certification
🎓 Hands-on • 100% Interactive • Practical

✅ Real-Life, Impactful Learning with memory retention strategies built in
✅ Taught by expert instructors in pet-care industry
✅ Join a proven program backed by veterinary professionals
✅ Trusted since 2013 by pet parents & pros

📅 Next Class: 7 Dec • 22 Dec • 28 Dec
🎟️ Limited spots – Sign up now!
📍 dogfirstaid.com.sg | +65 88398229

02/11/2025

This is so heart warming 💓 Praise the chimpanzee for its kindness to help the injured dog!

A chimpanzee carried an injured stray dog to a vet... and then disappeared. 🐕

In Chiang Mai, Thailand, a small veterinary clinic opened one morning to find a wounded dog lying quietly at their doorstep just in time to be saved. But when staff checked the security footage to see how it got there, what they discovered left them speechless. The injured dog hadn’t come alone... a chimpanzee had gently carried it through the streets, placed it at the clinic’s entrance, and vanished. ❤️

Local CCTV later confirmed the incredible act the chimp had found the hurt dog, navigated through busy roads, and brought it straight to safety. Experts believe the chimp had likely seen people bringing animals to the clinic before and understood it was a place for help. This breathtaking moment stunned scientists and animal lovers alike, proving that empathy crosses boundaries we never imagined.

It’s a story that reminds us compassion isn’t just human. Sometimes, nature teaches us that love and care don’t need words or reasoning just instinct and heart. In the quiet act of one chimp, the world saw what true kindness looks like. 🌍🐾✨

References:
BBC Earth – Chimpanzee Carries Injured Dog to Thai Clinic
National Geographic – Animal Empathy: When Kindness Crosses Species
The Guardian – Viral CCTV Footage Captures Chimp’s Rescue of Wounded Dog in Thailand

27/10/2025

🚨 Recognising an emergency is one of the most important first aid skills. Here are key situations where your dog requires immediate veterinary care.

✅ Learn life-saving skills�
✅ Hands-on CPR practice�
✅ Join a proven program backed by veterinary professionals

👉 WA +65 8839 8229 or visit www.dogfirstaid.com.sg

23/10/2025

We’ll be there! Come say hi, learn more about our courses, or have a go at CPR with Casper (our manikin).
🗓️ 31 Oct • ⏰ 7 PM • 📍 Space Vet Clinic