In-Class Pet First Aid Training

Learn Pet First Aid from a Live Instructor

The Cat Care Level 2 (VTQ) classroom course is ideal for students who want to learn pet first aid that includes a hands-on element to the class. These courses are taught by a UK wide network of accredited instructors who are passionate about animals. Classes are limited to instructor location and schedule and may not include some topics that are covered in the online course.

We also offer an instructor course in Pet First Aid. Email keith@protrainings.uk to join our Cat Care Level 2 (VTQ) instructor network and teach this course in the classroom.


Cat Care Level 2 (VTQ) In-Person Courses

Pet First Aid Class
  • Taught UK Wide
  • Accredited ProTrainings Instructor
  • 4 - 6 Hour Course
  • £40 - £60 Fee Per Student
  • Receive Certificate After Class

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Cat Care Level 2 (VTQ) Curriculum Includes:

Below is the content of the online course. Classroom courses may vary slightly.

Introduction to cat care

  • Cat care introduction
  • Cat care overview
  • Meet your vet
  • Why do pets go the vets
  • Making the visit to the vets easier
  • Preventing accidents

Cat care

  • Cat Proofing your Home
  • Paws and Claws
  • Cat Feeding and Water
  • Types of worms
  • Cat Vaccinations
  • Vaccinations for cats - message from our vet
  • Cat Worming and Treatment
  • Parasite Control
  • Choosing a Kitten
  • Pedigree Cats
  • Cat Toilet Training
  • Neutering your Cat
  • The Pregnant Cat
  • Pregnancy
  • Adult Cats
  • Fireworks and thunderstorms
  • Travelling with your pet abroad - vets comments

Cat Treatments and Conditions

  • Acupuncture
  • Operations and x-rays
  • Physiotherapy and hydrotherapy
  • Neutering in pets
  • Common Cancers
  • Lumps and masses
  • Euthanasia

Diet and Nutrition

    • Anal Glands
    • The importance of a good diet
    • Human food and animals
    • Dogs, cats and chocolate
    • Course summary

Do you have a group of pet lovers that want to learn first aid for their pets?