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Dog First Aid Talk – March 18th

By January 26, 2018 Greenbay Vet News

**UPDATE – THIS EVENT WAS UNFORTUNATELY CANCELLED DUE TO THE SNOW. IT HAS BEEN RE-SCHEDULED FOR 23/4/18 AT 7PM. ALL THOSE WHO HAD PREVIOUSLY BOOKED SHOULD BE CONTACTED BY TORBAY COAST AND COUNTRYSIDE TRUST**

Following the success of last year’s event we are pleased to once again be offering a talk on canine first aid, in conjunction with Torbay Coast and Countryside Trust.  It is on Sunday 18th March at Cockington Visitor Centre at 1.30pm.

Vet Dr John Mather will cover the following topics:

  • First aid in the event of an accident
  • First aid for common situations
  • What to include in a dog first aid kit
  • Common poisons & ingestion of objects
  • Advice on when to call the vets out of hours

There will also be a raffle in aid of the Cockington Green Heart Appeal, with a dog first aid kit for the winner.

Feedback from last year’s event was positive with comments such as “It was definitely worth going to and I would recommend it to others”.

Local dog behaviourist Andrew Hale is also doing two talks as part of the ‘Canine Cockington’ theme:

‘Behaviour in Dogs’ with Andrew Hale    Sunday 25th February, 1.30pm

Learn about the latest, science led approach to dog behaviour.

‘Learn to speak dog’ with Andrew Hale   Sunday 11th March, 1.30pm

Body language and stress signals in dogs: learn to understand more about what your dog is trying to communicate to you.

Places are limited and booking is essential for all talks.  To book online, visit this website.

 

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