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Dog First Aid Kit....what to put in it?
Hi, im trying to make a First Aid kit for my dog.
What items do i add? Please if you can make a list for me or a site where i can find something.
I want to do a small first aid kit to go with my human first aid kit.
THANKS!
Here is a list of suggestions, but it's up to you to learn how to use all of these supplies properly before using them. I recommend that you research the proper dosages for all medications listed here and compile them into a chart that you keep in the kit.
For wounds:
Gauze, vet wrap, an antiseptic like Betadine, alcohol swabs, medical tape and Neosporin.
For allergic reactions:
Benadryl.
To induce vomiting:
A bottle of three percent hydrogen peroxide.
For bloat:
Gas-X strips. If you have a breed that is predisposed to bloat, you may want to compile an emergency kit just for this:
http://www.kifka.com/Elektrik/BloatFirstAid.htm
For stopping bleeding, such as when you trim nails too short:
Styptic powder such as the Kwik Stop brand.
For pain:
Coated aspirin (not ibuprofen or acetaminophen). (Do not use enteric coated aspirin, as dogs can't digest the coating very well.)
For diarrhea:
Pepto-Bismol tablets or Kaopectate.
For reference:
A copy of your dog's vaccination records, vet info and microchip info.
Miscellaneous:
Tweezers, small scissors, a bottle of water, a dog thermometer, sterile gloves, a magnifying glass and a large blanket (if you have a big dog that would have to be dragged instead of being picked up if unable to walk).
In the end, it might be easier to just buy one that is already assembled, although it would probably be more expensive:
http://www.outdoorsafety.net/
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Pet Deluxe First Aid Kit, 43 Pc For Dog or Cat, First Aid Kit, Medical Supplies | ![]() |
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****great question!!****
…hmmm .. lets see..
a mask!…..
blankets
booze
pills (sleeping n others)
nail clippers
cannabis
deck of cards
lots of make-up!!
…and definetly a pink floyd album or two!!
*wink*
I think that there should be a penut free section of the plane where anyone who has peanut allergies can sit. I think peanuts are still given out as a ploy, or a way to get a lot of people to come on the flight again. Even though penut allergies are one of the top food allergies, the plane has nurses and first aid kits ready for if something happens. Peanuts should either be not given out, or be given to all areas except the peanut-free area
why Dislike?
jealous of my Aids?
can u find a job?