Chatham-Kent K9 First Aid

04/10/2026

“Bigfoot spotted… good thing someone knew what to do.” 👣🚑

Whether it’s your dog, a client’s pet, or something a little more legendary… emergencies happen fast.

Do you know what to do in those critical first moments?

Be the person who stays calm when it matters most.

🐾 Learn Canine First Aid & CPR
📍 Chatham-Kent

04/07/2026

Seems about right. 😉

04/06/2026

Busy summer ahead? Make sure your dog’s covered—learn how to handle emergencies with confidence.

Canine Health and Emergency First Aid training for the life and love of your dog! pet first aid course dog first aid course pet services

04/04/2026

Is your pet microchipped?
If not... join us for our Microchip Clinic on April 20 and give your pet the best chance of finding their way home if they ever get lost.

For just $20, your dog, cat, or bunny can receive a permanent microchip that helps shelters and vets quickly reunite pets with their families.
https://pawr.org/product/chip/

Location: PAWR Shelter – 405 Park Ave. E, Chatham
Cost: $20 per pet - Pre-registration is strongly encourage to ensure sufficient supplies.
https://pawr.org/product/chip/

A microchip is quick, safe, and one of the simplest ways to protect your pet.

04/03/2026

FYI

OPEN GOOD FRIDAY AT 8AM

We’ll be open 24 hours from 8am Friday to Monday at 6am!

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04/03/2026

04/02/2026

03/23/2026

If your pet gets into something potentially toxic, the most important thing you can do is act quickly. Many toxins cause delayed effects, so acting even before symptoms appear is always the right call.

Move your pet away from the source, gather the product information if you can, and call or chat with our expert team right away. Do not attempt to induce vomiting without guidance — some substances cause more harm if vomited.

Our veterinary professionals are available 24/7. Call or chat with us at 800-213-6680.

03/20/2026

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Bloat is a vet trip - 100 percent of the time. There is NOTHING you can do at home. Know the signs and symptoms. NEVER wait to 'see if it resolves'. It won't and time is not on your side. If you suspect bloat - get to the vet. NOW.

03/20/2026

Don't wait until the middle of the night to realize you should have taken a first aid course. Be prepared. 👇

Canine Health and Emergency First Aid training for the life and love of your dog! pet first aid course dog first aid course pet services