Pet Safety Protocols
Workers' Comp 101
Hazard Hunt
Emergency Action!
Safety Myth Busters
100

What should you always check before entering the play yard?

Secure gates and headcount of all pets.

100

Within how many hours must a work injury be reported?

24 hours

100

Name a common biological hazard in pet care.

Animal waste, blood, zoonotic diseases.

100

What number should you call first in a medical emergency?

911

100

True or False: It’s safe to reach into a kennel to grab a bowl while a reactive dog is inside.

False. Always remove the dog first to avoid accidental bites or defensive behavior.

200

Name one way to safely restrain a nervous dog during grooming.

Use a slip lead or grooming loop with proper supervision.

200

What system is used to file an incident report?

Agilence

200

What is the proper way to clean up spilled chemicals?

Use appropriate PPE and follow the SDS instructions.

200

Where is the Facility’s First Aid Kit located?

Varies by facility; employees should know this for their location.

200

True or False: If you slip but don’t get hurt, there’s no need to report it.

False. All incidents, even near-misses, should be reported to prevent future injuries.

300

What items should employees always carry or use from their safety gear to ensure preparedness?

Slip Lead, Whistle/Noisemaker, Spray Shield, Spray Water Bottle, Walkie Talkie

300

Who is responsible for filing the workers' comp claim after an injury?

The center manager

300

What should you do if you notice a broken gate in a play area?

Report it immediately and restrict access until repaired.

300

What’s the correct response to a dog fight in the play yard?

Follow the separation protocol using approved tools.

300

True or False: Crocs are appropriate shoes to wear to work.

False. Wearing Crocs increases the risk of slips and falls and can worsen injuries from bites.

400

How often should you inspect play areas for hazards?

At the start of each shift and regularly throughout the day.

400

What should an employee do if they need medical attention after an injury?

Report it immediately, file an incident report and workers comp claim.

400

Identify one physical hazard in grooming areas.

Wet floors, sharp tools, or tripping hazards.

400

How do you respond to a severe injury in a staff member?

Yell for help, Call 911, and use First Aid Training if trained to do so.

400

True or False: Only managers need to know how to use fire extinguishers and identify exit routes.

False. All employees should know how to operate fire extinguishers and understand evacuation procedures.

500

What’s the safest way to separate two dogs showing aggressive behavior?

Use safety tools and avoid putting your hands or face between them.

500

Name one consequence of delaying a workers' comp claim.

Delayed medical treatment, increased costs, or potential legal issues.

500

What’s the first step if a fire breaks out in the facility?

Activate the fire alarm and evacuate animals and people safely.

500

This device should ALWAYS be carried by employees and used to signal for help.

Walkie-Talkie

500

True or False: You can wait to report an injury if you're busy and it doesn't seem serious right away.

False. Injuries should be evaluated immediately to ensure proper documentation in the event of a workers' comp claim down the road.

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