Works with Dogs

Pet 1st Aid/CPR classes available.
Pet Parent, Pet 1st Aid/CPR Class
🐾🐾I recently attended a canine CPR class, taught by J Linn. I had been a bit skeptical about what I could really learn and be able to apply in one class, but I was very surprised! I not only learned canine CPR, but very important first aid skills. As a pet owner, I personally feel responsible to learn about canine CPR and first aid. The information was presented in a clear, practical way and I left feeling that if I was faced with an emergency, I would know what to do.
I highly recommend this course for anybody that has the best interest of their canine friends at heart.

Dog Day Care Owner, Pet 1st Aid/CPR Class
🐾🐾Being in the dog day care industry it is crucial to know what to do in case of an emergency. J Linn is a trusted client of ours, so we asked her to teach the CPR training to our staff. About a month ago a staff member came running to me holding one of our day care dogs in her arms, he was lifeless with a faint heartbeat and not breathing. I immediately began mouth to snout and after a few breaths his eyes were moving around and he started wheezing, but at least he was breathing! I realized his needs were past what we could do for him so I rushed him to the vet. There he was stabilized, had some tests done and was sent home. Turns out he had a seizure caused by an enlarged heart. But he's back at day care and is as happy and healthier than ever! Without J Linn's skills and expertise in teaching the hands-on CPR training class I wouldn't have known what to do.
Thank you so much J Linn!
Group classes in can be held in clubs, schools, homes, dog grooming or daycare facilities, just about anywhere.
Contact me for more details.
425-286-3513 or [email protected]
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Works with Dogs Canine bodywork; Physical Conditioning, Individualized Exercise for Individual Dogs. Increase mobility & body awareness, reduce pain & irregular or limited movement with physical conditioning. Also great for young, active dogs to help prevent injuries.

Sometimes we feel helpless when our dogs are failing or have a terminal health issue. Some well-meaning family and friends may try to advise us to do something we are not comfortable with. There is help. Professionals with experience in end of life care of dogs and other companion animals can help support you emotionally, mentally and give you sound guidance while helping your dog with pain management and quality of life.
Don't be afraid or ashamed to seek help. I am happy to help in any way I can. Bodywork, Reiki, first aid, whatever. I am also happy to help find a hospice/palliative care provider.

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