Resuscitate Your Pet with CPR
Delaware is a progressive place, just ask Jennifer Stevenson and the folks at PetTech. Stevenson offers professional pet sitting services through her PetTech company and now she can boast to her clients that her techs know pet CPR.
Stevenson covers quite a few safety issues concerning your pet welfare, and even offers her classes to pet owners.
Most pets won’t suffer from cardiac arrest, but can face other dangerous situations like drowning, smoke inhalation, and even traffic accidents.
We applaud Stevenson on her enthusiasm and love of safety.
Be a hero. Learn CPR. The life you save may be your pets’.
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