Dog First Aid Courses in Queensland

"Highly recommended! As a dog industry worker, dog sports instructor and dog owner, it was very informative and useful course. It has been over 25 years since I first learned about humans and dogs. It was a meaningful time with lots of updates!!"

  "Excellent day. Ash is a natural teacher; honest, forthright and at all times himself, which allows his intense love of dogs and caring for them to come through. If you have a pet then you need to be prepared to look after them when everything goes t!ts up, to give them the best chance before you get them to the vet. Hope for the best but prepare for the worst. Plenty of hands-on activities to give you confidence should the need arise. Highly recommended for all dog owners."  

THIS COURSE IS NOT DESIGNED TO REPLACE  PROFESSIONAL VETERINARY CARE. 

THIS COURSE IS DESIGNED TO HELP GET YOUR CANINE FROM THE POINT OF INJURY TO A VETERINARY CLINIC IN A SAFE AND STABLE MANNER. 

This Course Contains graphic, real-world content! Mature ages recommended! This course may be confronting for some people; fear not, come to our course and confront those fears head-on! Education erodes fear.   

Assistance/ Disability Support Dogs   

If you are bringing your support dog you MUST tell us via email. This is a health and safety issue. Please note, NO FIRST AID training can be conducted on them. If they are there to work, then they are there to work. No exceptions. For more info see our policies page. 

For the year of 2026, we will be donating either a tampon pack or pad pack per student who enrols in any of our courses to Share the Dignity. 

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 who needs support. 

In 2025 we donated:
1890 Tampons
900 Liners
220 Day Pads, and
104 Night Pads 

Dog First Aid is not nationally recognised training on the Australian Training Framework. This is a non-accredited course. There is currently NO accredited course in Australia under this framework for dog first aid.  There is no such thing as a "certified" course within the Australian training Framework either.   

We have filed an application with ASQA to have our course nationally accredited, which would make it the first and only one in Australia (Coming 2027). 

2025 - Finalist - Local Business Awards 

2026 - Finalist - Campion Awards