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Canine First Aid Kit
 

Over the years, I have put together a first aid kit based on what I have seen in others and what I have used myself. This content list will give you a place to start and hopefully give you some ideas for your own canine first aid kit. Always check with your veterinarian before administering any medications AND if you have questions about how to help your dog when you are out and about ask before you leave for your trip!

  • Sterile gauze pads or rolls
  • Blunt-end scissors
  • Tweezers
  • Nail Clippers
  • Styptic powder (Quick Stop)
  • Rectal thermometer (Consult veterinarian for proper use)
  • Sterile 3-cc syringe (for flushing wounds)
  • Instant cold packs
  • Cotton balls, Cotton swabs
  • 2” gauze roll for bandage / Ace bandage
  • Vetwrap 2” & 4” wide (self adhering bandage roll)
  • Ear rinse (I use Oti Calm)
  • Eye wash
  • Non-cortisone based antibiotic eye ointment
  • Antibiotic ointment like Neosporin or bacitracin
  • Charcoal tablets
  • Betadine (diluted)
  • Epsom salts
  • Sam splint
  • Doggie aspirin (consult your veterinarian first! Never give your dog Tylenol or ibuprofen)
  • And a loud whistle!

 

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