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Aidie & Remi: Let's Learn Dog First Aid — Paperback Children's Dog First Aid Book
Aidie & Remi: Let's Learn Dog First Aid — Paperback Children's Dog First Aid Book
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What would your child do if their dog got hurt?
Aidie & Remi: Let's Learn Dog First Aid is the world's first children's book dedicated to dog first aid — written for children aged 5–11 by qualified canine first aid instructor Sureyya Ahmet, with 15 years in the dog industry.
Follow Aidie, Remi, and their loveable pug Patch as their friendly Dobermann vet Kai guides them through 10 real-life lessons every dog-loving child should know:
- What dog first aid actually is — and why staying calm is the very first rule
- Who can give first aid (spoiler: kids can too!)
- How to do a nose to tail check — from shiny nose to waggy tail
- How to build a Dog Hero Kit and be prepared for any emergency
- Bandaging basics — including the two-finger rule
- How to spot the signs of an injured dog
- Keeping dogs safe in hot weather and making sure they stay hydrated
- What to do when fireworks or thunder sends a dog into a panic
- What CPR is and how Dog Heroes can help in the scariest moments
- Joining the Dog Hero Club — with a promise.
- Every chapter ends with questions to spark conversation, and a full glossary helps children understand every term they've learned.
📐 Large format: 8×10 inches | 48 pages | Ages 5–11
By the end of the book, your child will take the Dog Hero Promise. Are they ready?
Royal Mail Tracked 24 & 48 options available.
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Questions before you buy
FAQs
Does this tie into what my child is learning at school?
Yes — it's curriculum-linked across all four UK nations, touching PSHE, Science, and English/Literacy, so it fits naturally alongside what they're already learning, not extra homework on top.
Is it actually vet approved?
Genuinely vet-approved — every lesson has been checked for accuracy by a qualified vet, and I'm a canine first aid instructor myself with 15 years in the industry, so nothing in here is guesswork.
Will this be too scary or upsetting for my child?
No — nothing in the book shows a dog in distress or graphic injury. Aidie and Remi learn everything from Kai, a friendly vet character, in a calm, story-led way. It's built to build confidence, not fear, and ends with your child making their own Dog Hero Promise.
Is this suitable for my child's age? My daughter is only 5.
The book is designed for ages 5–11, with Aidie and Remi guiding your child through each lesson in a way that's simple enough for younger readers but still holds interest for older ones. Younger children may enjoy having the stories read to them first, then working through the practical bits together.
My grandchild doesn't have a dog — is this still worth buying?
Absolutely — most children who read this will meet dogs at friends', family's, or out on walks, and knowing basic dog first aid and safety is useful whether or not there's a dog at home. It's as much about confidence and kindness around animals as it is about first aid itself.
Who is behind this - is it a big publisher or something more personal?
Independently written and published by me, a qualified canine first aid instructor with 15 years across dog nutrition, raw dog food manufacture, retail, and first aid training — this is the world's first children's dog first aid book, and every page reflects real experience, not a corporate product.
Is this a gift-appropriate book, or does it look too "educational"?
Full colour, 48 pages, with proper illustration throughout by Fiona Barden — it reads and feels like a proper storybook first, with the learning woven in rather than presented as a workbook or textbook. It wraps and gifts well for birthdays, and works nicely alongside a real first aid kit as a themed gift.
Will my child be able to actually use this in a real situation, or is it just theory?
Every lesson is practical and hands-on in approach — Aidie and Remi walk through real actions your child can take, not just facts to memorise. Many parents practise the steps together as a game after reading, which is exactly how it's designed to be used.
Does this replace knowing when to call a vet?
No — the book is about spotting problems early, staying calm, and knowing simple first steps while help is on the way. It's not a substitute for veterinary care, and every chapter reinforces that a vet should always be called for anything serious.