An important part of your pet care is knowing First Aid and CPR for your dog. That’s why there is a National Pet CPR Day on April 28th. Staying Alive […]
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This summer is getting HOT and just as it’s important for us to keep our fur babies hydrated! Here are some quick tips: Fresh Water: Always provide your pet with […]
Read MoreNational Pet Day April 11th
Here are some ideas to make this day special for your best friends: Quality Time: Spend quality time with your pets, whether it’s playing fetch, going for a long walk, […]
Read MoreGuardian Angel Story
1/3/2026 email received Happy New Year! I just wanted to thank you for your training. I had to use my Heimlich Maneuver today at a restaurant to help an older […]
Read MoreGood Samaritan Laws
Sometimes people are afraid to help during an emergency because they are afraid they’ll do the wrong thing or injure the person. Yes, ribs can be cracked during CPR. #1 […]
Read MoreFebruary is American Heart Month
Having a heart attack looks different for every person. Here’s a funny look at one woman’s symptoms. Watch the video! Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US […]
Read MoreEmpower Your Children with Lifesaving Skills
While we ask that only people over 12 years of age attend a training class, we don’t believe that is when you should start teaching your child about emergencies. Evaluate […]
Read MoreThank You!
We are so excited and so deeply honored that our students have voted again that we are the best training company in the East Valley. We appreciate you nominating us […]
Read MoreMost Common Holiday Choking Hazards
Small toys and parts – Many toys come with small pieces that can quickly become hazardous for younger children or pets. Holiday foods – Small food items like nuts, hard […]
Read MoreHeart Attacks and the Holidays
Americans have more fatal heart attacks during the holiday season than any other time of the year. According to a study published in Circulation, the top three days during the […]
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