A Dogs Life Pet First Aid Care and Nutrition

23/08/2025

16/08/2025

🐾 Protect your pets with our CPD-accredited first aid courses at Pet Emergency Training! 💖 Designed for both pet owners and animal care professionals in Victoria, Australia, our courses equip you with essential life-saving skills. Don't wait until it's too late—enrol now and ensure your furry friends are safe! Visit us at www.petemergencytraining.com.au for more info.

05/08/2025

✅ Always use therapeutic-grade oils and ensure they’re safe for canine use. Avoid tea tree, clove, or wintergreen oils, which can be toxic to dogs.

I use and recommend Pure and Organic Oils from:

*Eco Modern Essential Oils
*Sydney Essential Oils
*New Directions

🧪 Instructions:
- In a double boiler, melt coconut oil, shea butter, and beeswax until fully combined.
- Remove from heat and let cool slightly.
- Stir in essential oils gently.
- Pour into a small tin or balm container and let it set.
- Label clearly and store in a cool, dry place.

🐶 How to Use:
Apply a small amount to clean paws, minor scrapes, or irritated skin. Distract your pup with a treat to prevent licking until absorbed.

01/08/2025

Ready Vet Go now has it's on TV show. Worth a watch. If you are in Victoria it's a must phone number to keep close by. ❤

28/07/2025

Research shows veterinarians are four times more likely to die by su***de than the general population, and two times more likely than other healthcare professionals.

For country vets like Dave Morrell, the pressure of long hours and challenging patients can be immense, something the industry is looking to address.

13/07/2025

Congratulations to the team from Silhouette Dog Grooming and A Touch of Class Grooming School for completing their Pet First Aid and CPR yesterday 👏

18/06/2025

Congratulations to these amazing ladies who completed their Certification in Pet First Aid, CPR and Care today at K9 Connect.

11/06/2025

Always wanted to learn Pet First Aid and CPR?
Need a Pet First Aid Refresher?
Can't find a location or date near you?

Why not grab a few friends and be your Pet's Hero and have a course in the comfort of your own home with your dog or cat.

A Dog's Life with Pet Emergency Training will come to you.

Servicing all of Victoria.

For more information:
Call: 0419 856 856
www.adogslifepfa.com.au

31/05/2025

ATTENTION DOG FAMILIES IN PORT MELBOURNE, SOUTH MELBOURNE AND MIDDLE PARK.

Poisoned meat has been scattered across dog parks in South Melbourne, Port Melbourne and Middle Park, with dog owners urged to keep an eye out for the potentially deadly bait.

29/05/2025

Checking your dog’s p**p might not be the most glamorous part of pet care, but it’s an incredibly important way to monitor their health.

Stools can reveal early signs of illness, dietary issues, and even parasites.

Here’s why it matters and what different types of p**p may indicate:

Why Checking Dog P**p is Important:
‼️ Early Illness Detection:

❗️Changes in colour, consistency, or frequency can signal underlying health problems- Digestive Health.

❗️Loose stool or excessive mucus might indicate food intolerance or gastrointestinal upset.

❗️Parasite Monitoring – Worms, eggs, or abnormal coatings can be a sign of intestinal parasites.

❗️Hydration & Nutrition – Hard, dry stool may suggest dehydration, while greasy or sticky p**p could point to digestive enzyme deficiencies.

What Different P**p Traits May Mean:

❗️Firm, well-formed stool – This is a sign of good digestion and overall health.

❗️Soft or watery stool – Can indicate stress, food intolerance, infections, or dietary imbalances.

❗️Black or tarry stool – May signal internal bleeding in the upper digestive tract.

❗️Green stool – Could be a sign your dog ate too much grass or has an infection.

❗️Yellow stool – Can point to liver or pancreatic issues.

❗️White, chalky stool – Might suggest too much calcium or bile duct problems.

❗️Excessive mucus – Often associated with inflammation or parasites.

❗️Visible worms or eggs – A clear indication of intestinal parasites needing veterinary attention.

Regularly checking your dog’s stool can help catch health issues before they become serious. Keeping an eye on their bathroom habits, combined with a nutritious diet and routine vet check-ups, ensures they stay happy and healthy!

www.petemergencytraining.com.au

28/05/2025

A Dogs Life Pet First Aid in conjunction with Pet Emergency Training is proud to announce our NEW CPD Accredited courses for Pet First Aid and CPR. Now available in 3- and 5-hour formats.

*Private Courses available.

Including the latest guidelines for CPR and Rescue Breathing and introducing the lifesaving XXT (External Extraction Technique for choking.

Be your pet's hero, learn Pet First Aid and CPR Now!!

Full details here:

https://www.petemergencytraining.com.au/what-you-will-learn

For more information call 0419 856 856 or email leanne@adogslifepfa.com.au

14/05/2025

Our new 5 hour Pet First Aid, CPR and Care course. CPD Accredited and Certified.
August 17th Donvale VICTORIA.
Secure your ticket now.
Dogs welcome at this event.
More information call 0419 856 856 or visit
www.petemergencytraining.com.au

Join our comprehensive Pet First Aid, CPR, and Care course today!