How to have a pet friendly Christmas
How to have a pet friendly Christmas: While Christmas is an exciting time of year for the family, it can be both stressful and potentially...
First Aid
The First Aid category provides clear, practical guidance on recognising and responding to common injuries and emergencies. It offers step-by-step advice, safety principles and preventative tips to help readers act confidently and effectively when urgent care matters.
Our guide to buying new and used toys safely
A guide to buying new and used toys safely from Emma Hammet at First Aid For Life: With rising costs and issues with supply, many...
Firework Safety – Top Tips to keep safe
Firework Safety – Top Tips to keep safe: Autumn in the UK usually heralds the start of firework season. There are many festivities where fireworks...
Burns – the best advice for treating a burn
Burns are extremely common, painful and potentially life-changing injuries. Burns frequently become infected and scarring from burns is often disfiguring and permanent. In fact, British...
Why learning first aid for your dog is so important
Why learning first aid for your dog is so important: Dogs are inquisitive creatures. They are always chewing on things they shouldn’t be eating, getting...
Patients Day 2021
Patients Day 2021: Collaboration is key – three heart charities join forces to help prevent leading causes of death and disability by launching virtual Patient...
Breaks, sprains or dislocations
Breaks, sprains or dislocations - what you need to know! From skiing, slipping whilst running round the side of a swimming pool, trampolining … or...
9 top tips to prevent falling and first aid advice if we fall
9 top tips to prevent falling and first aid advice if we fall: More than 500,000 people aged 65 years and over attend accident and emergency...
CPR for dogs – how to save your pet’s life
CPR for dogs – how to save your pet’s life: Finding your dog unconscious or not breathing is every pet owner’s worst-case scenario. So why...
Asthma – Top 7 tips to swerve the September Surge
When pupils return to school in September there is a steep rise in children hospitalised with asthma attacks. In the UK a child is admitted to hospital every...
