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http://www.etc-etc.com/frstaid.htm


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Thanks, Neuro! That's a good link. I think I'm going to post a duplicate thread in the Emergency section


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Thanks Neuro. That's great to have that info!!!!


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Here's a site where you can buy general first aid kits for animals.
I'd like to get one soon.
It can be found here: http://www.petpak.com/


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Global Pet Foods also sells them here for cats & dogs, called "Me-OW" & "Bow-wOW". Cute boxes, valuable insides.


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You could always just make your own First Aid Kit... that's what my friends & I did. We keep it in the trunk of the car b/c if one of the dogs get injured it usually happens on our runs through the woods. It's usually one of the bigger dogs...
I also carry gauze & vet wrap in my pack for immediate use.
I find that some of the kits they sell are overpriced and some of the things you may never use and other things they provide so few that if you have a large dog you'd need more for it to be useful...


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This is a list of items that could be included in your First Aid Kit for your pet. Depending on what type of pets you have, you may have to add or delete some of these items.
~Bandage material~
Roll gauze bandage: 2" & 3" rolls
2" x 2" gauze sponges
adhesive tape or Vet Wrap (even better)
non-adherent sterile pads (Kendall Telfa)

pair of latex gloves (to protect yourself & keep wounds clean)
Q-Tips
a towel
scissors
tweezers
rectal thermometer
penlight
needle-nose pliers (to pull out fish hooks or quills)
styptic powder or pencil (to stop bleeding nails)
compact thermal blanket

~medications~
antibiotic eye ointment (Polysporin)
anitibiotic wound cream (Polysporin)
sterile saline eye wash solution
Pepto Bismol (use only with Vet advice)
petroleum jelly (Vaseline)
activated charcoal tablets
3% hydrogen peroxide
rubbing alcohol
ear cleaning solution
** A list of Emergency Phone Numbers
Your Vet
Emergency Vet Clinic
Poison Control Centre
Pet Taxi