A top-down 2D companion to the 3D dog first-aid trainer. Choose one of five common canine emergencies and a simplified dog diagram walks through the recommended first-aid sequence step by step, with a glowing marker and animated hands showing exactly where to act.
This simulation is for education only and is not a substitute for veterinary care or a certified pet first-aid course. In any real emergency, contact a veterinarian or an animal poison-control line immediately.
A top-down 2D companion to the 3D dog first-aid trainer — pick a symptom and watch the recommended step-by-step first-aid response play out on a simplified dog diagram, with responder hands and a glowing marker showing exactly where to act.
Five real canine emergencies — choking, heavy bleeding, heatstroke, seizure, and CPR — each broken into the correct sequence of first-aid actions, with the dog's posture and the responder's hand motions animated to match.
Choose a symptom from the dropdown, then scrub through the Step slider or press Auto-play to watch the sequence unfold.
Effective CPR compressions on a dog are given at 100–120 per minute — close to the tempo of the song "Stayin' Alive" — the same rate recommended for human CPR.