Dog First Aid Australia

Dog First Aid Australia Dog First Aid Australia is Australia's first and leading provider dedicated to emergency & safety, training & products for dogs.
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We not only teach people and industry professionals how to look after their dogs in an emergency, but we also work in this field daily proving first aid, pre-hospital & pre-veterinary care to both Humans and Dogs. Our Misson: To reduce canine deaths associated with pre-veterinary care. We aim and currently are, bridging the gap between "point of injury" care and Veterinary care.

A massive thank you to Cody from for making my T-shirt dream come to light. T-shirts will be on our store soon :)
16/12/2024

A massive thank you to Cody from for making my T-shirt dream come to light. T-shirts will be on our store soon :)

Ballina down and dusted!
11/12/2024

Ballina down and dusted!

07/12/2024
I'm still bad at photos, still bad at time management. Day 1 in Perth done and dusted.
23/11/2024

I'm still bad at photos, still bad at time management. Day 1 in Perth done and dusted.

Still bad at taking photos, still bad at time management lol. Day 1 in Perth done and dusted
23/11/2024

Still bad at taking photos, still bad at time management lol. Day 1 in Perth done and dusted

For the year of 2024, we will be donating either a tampon pack or pad pack per student who enrols in any of our courses ...
20/11/2024

For the year of 2024, we will be donating either a tampon pack or pad pack per student who enrols in any of our courses to Share the Dignity.

I'm pleased to announce we delivered to Share the Dignity a couple of weeks ago:
1890 Tampons
900 Liners
220 Day Pads
104 Night Pads

Share the Dignity is a women's charity in Australia, that works to make a real difference in the lives of those experiencing homelessness, fleeing domestic violence, or doing it tough. They distribute period products to women, girls, and anyone who menstruates and needs support.

As most (97%) of our clientele is female, we believe this is a worthy cause for us to donate to that represents our clients and who we are.

Thank you to everyone who has come to our courses this year :)

12/11/2024

Did you know you can now report injured or orphaned wildlife online?

Simply head to our website at WRQ.ORG.AU and click “Report Injured Wildlife” to submit a report—making it easier than ever to reach us and get help on the way! You can also reach us on our 24/7 hotline at 0478 901 801.

At Wildlife Rescue Queensland, our dedicated team is entirely volunteer-run, so we thank you for your patience if you experience a short wait during busy times. Right now, it’s an especially hectic season, with more than 100 calls to our hotline within a single 24-hour period! Every call could mean a life saved, and with your support, we’re able to do just that.

We service the Moreton Bay region and surrounding suburbs, and all reports, whether online, by phone, or by message, are attended to as soon as possible. To avoid doubling up and to ensure every animal gets the care they need, please use only one contact method.

Thank you for your patience, understanding, and for helping us make a difference for our precious wildlife!

03/11/2024
If you've been to our course, I talk about these pods and how they fail. Looks like the Australian system may not be any...
01/11/2024

If you've been to our course, I talk about these pods and how they fail. Looks like the Australian system may not be any different 😪

Detectives are investigating the deaths of two police dogs found dead in a police vehicle in Sydney's south on Thursday.

NSW Police said that police dog Xtra and development dog Soldier were found dead when their handler carried out a "routine check" at around 12.30pm, while at a development day at a Lucas Heights facility.

The two dogs were allegedly "in the air-conditioned pods of their purpose-built police vehicles", however, police did not reveal any information about how they died or whether there were problems with the vehicle.

Live in Brisbane? Want to find your nearest dog park and it's features? Heres a detailed map of them all.
30/10/2024

Live in Brisbane?
Want to find your nearest dog park and it's features?

Heres a detailed map of them all.

Brisbane City Council provides many dog off-leash areas (commonly known as 'dog parks') in parks across Brisbane

30/10/2024

Just letting everyone know, the course in Perth has changed venue.

The new venue is: Huzzard Studios
10-14 Pier Street Perth, WA, Australia 6000

We are having trouble changing the venue address over multiple platforms.

And the start time is 0830hrs local time.

I swear my photo taking is getting worse lol. Another Brisbane course done and dusted. Big thank you to the crew of for...
20/10/2024

I swear my photo taking is getting worse lol. Another Brisbane course done and dusted. Big thank you to the crew of for attending today's training.

Courses completed this weekend in Brisbane and Hervey Bay
13/10/2024

Courses completed this weekend in Brisbane and Hervey Bay

05/10/2024

"little known leash rule"..... ummm.. rules aren't LAW. The law states you must be in control of your animal at all times. She was clearly in control of her animal!

A Sunshine Coast dog owner said she wants an apology from local council after she was stung with an $800 fine for breaking a rule she claims no one even knows about.

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252 Saint Vincents Road
Brisbane, QLD
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0422304974

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Dog First Aid Australia is a quality based Australian business providing Emergency Solutions, Training and Products for Canines and Handlers. We currently serve Government, Commercial, Industry and Private Sectors.

Our Dog First Aid course originally started back in 2006 when Bossman ran Blue Dog K9 Services (BDK9S), a security dog company based in Brisbane. It was offered as staff training. It was designed after Bossman’s dog fell 2 stories down an elevator shaft that wasn’t covered up by construction workers.

In 2016 Dog First Aid Australia (DFAA) was started after Bossman attended a dog first aid course in Brisbane and realised how old and poor the training was by other providers. Since this time DFAA has become in industry provider of up to date information, techniques and skills for Dog First Aid.