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Below is a list of items that every pet owner should have at hand for their pet first aid kit. The kit itself can be most conveniently stored in a tool box or tackle box for easy organization. A small version can even be kept in your car trunk. Medications and medical supplies should be kept safely out of the reach of children. Since some items in you kit will carry expiration dates, check your kit periodically, discard outdated medications and supplies and make sure you have all the supplies you need. If your pet has any special conditions or needs, ask your veterinarian what additional items you may need for your first aid kit.
| Your Pet First Aid Kit should contain the following: | |
|---|---|
| Latex Gloves | Rubbing Alcohol |
| Gauze sponges | Non-adherent sterile pads |
| Roll gauze– 2” width | Epsom salts |
| Roll bandages-(Vet Wrap) | Sterile eye lubricant |
| Splint material-(wood, newspaper, sticks, etc..) | Baby dose syringe or eye dropper, (non-glass) |
| Adhesive tape, hypo-allergenic | Sterile saline eye wash |
| Topical antibiotic ointment—over the counter, (Neosporin) | Diphenhydramine, (appropriate dose for your pet) |
| Small scissors | Glucose paste or corn syrup |
| Grooming Clippers or a safety razor | Styptic powder or pencil for minor cuts |
| Nylon Leash—at least one | Expired credit card to scrape away stingers |
| Towel | Petroleum Jelly |
| Muzzle | Penlight |
| Compact Thermal Blanket | Clean cloth |
| Pediatric rectal thermometer | Needle-nose pliers |
| Water-based sterile lubricant | 3% Hydrogen Peroxide |
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