2 published options covered. This is a selected shortlist, not every provider in the market. Research method and limits.
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Option
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Before committing
Dog First Aid
Publishes a 15 November 2026 session from 9.30am to12.30pm, fee S$95, without SSG/NTUC support.
Confirm seats, venue, tax, curriculum, assessment/certificate and cancellation terms. Do not infer a veterinary licence from a presenter’s title or apply another session’s fee/timing.
Singapore Red Cross
Lists an 8-hour cats-and-dogs basic first-aid workshop at S$218 including GST, with stated competency/certificate conditions.
Confirm available date, venue, eligibility, assessment and certificate validity directly. Funding is not assumed. No veterinary qualification, treatment result or emergency-readiness guarantee is claimed.
Choose by what you need
Compare what is being taught, the time commitment and the actual available intake. Singapore Red Cross lists an 8-hour cats-and-dogs basic first-aid workshop at S$218 including GST. Dog First Aid lists a 15 November 2026,9.30am-12.30pm session at S$95, with no SSG/NTUC support stated. These are different course formats; confirm the intake, assessment/certificate and complete fee. Attending a course does not replace veterinary care or establish a professional qualification.
Shortlisted options
These options are listed alphabetically. Compare the selected offer and terms before committing; inclusion is not a quality ranking.
Publishes a 15 November 2026 session from 9.30am to12.30pm, fee S$95, without SSG/NTUC support.
Why consider it: A shorter dated workshop to compare against the SRC format.
May suit: Readers checking that specific upcoming session.
Before deciding: Confirm seats, venue, tax, curriculum, assessment/certificate and cancellation terms. Do not infer a veterinary licence from a presenter’s title or apply another session’s fee/timing.
Lists an 8-hour cats-and-dogs basic first-aid workshop at S$218 including GST, with stated competency/certificate conditions.
Why consider it: A one-day course structure covering both cats and dogs.
May suit: Readers comparing a confirmed SRC intake and its assessment requirements.
Before deciding: Confirm available date, venue, eligibility, assessment and certificate validity directly. Funding is not assumed. No veterinary qualification, treatment result or emergency-readiness guarantee is claimed.
Is this exact intake still available and where is it held?
Which animals and scenarios does the curriculum cover?
What attendance, assessment and certificate conditions apply?
What is the complete fee, tax and cancellation policy?
How this comparison was researched
We compared the linked primary pages on the research date. We did not visit, use these services, buy policies, test products or make bookings. This is an access, scope and terms comparison, not a service-quality, clinical, safety or financial-outcome assessment. Confirm the selected arrangement and complete current charges directly.
How this guide was researched
Options are listed alphabetically, not ranked. No business paid for editorial inclusion. Known Tendou client relationships are disclosed. Confirm the selected product, visit or contract directly.
Emergency Ready: Pet First Aid & CPR Workshop - Dog First Aid (Official operator or public-body page, checked 2026-10-25): https://dogfirstaid.com.sg/cpr/
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