Vancouver Animal Emergency Clinic

24 Hour Emergency and Critical Care

for Companion Animals (604) 734-5104

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"The goal of our team is to serve companion animals and their caretakers by providing the highest quality 24 hour emergency and critical care"

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First Aid Kit

  • Emergency phone numbers:

          Family veterinarian:        _______________

          Animal emergency clinic: (604) 734-5104

          National Animal Poison Control Center:

          1-800-548-2423 - Cost is $45USD/case

  • Small tweezers/forceps/hemostats (for removal of ticks, etc)

  • Styptic pencil/powder (to stop bleeding nails, including bird nails – beaks should be trimmed by your family veterinarian)

  • Corn starch/bar soap (to stop bleeding nails)

  • Diphenhydramine (Benadryl)

  • Acetaminophine (Tylenol) for dogs only!

  • Saline (plain contact lens solution without added chemicals) for rinsing eyes/wounds

  • Sterile gauze bandages (4” squares are better)

  • Telfa pads (non-stick bandages)

  • Rolls of gauze or KlingÒ bandage (2-4”)

  • VetrapÒ (or self- adhesive bandage such as ElastoplastÒ)

  • Rolls af adhesive (bandage) tape (2”, 4”)

  • Cotton swabs/ Q-tipsÒ

  • Bandage scissors

  • Maxi pads (for large wounds during transport to hospital)

  • Antibacterial soap (hibitane, stanhexadine, betadine)

  • Antibacterial ointment (e.g. NeosporinÒ)

  • Syringes – different sizes (3/12/20/60cc)

  • Bags or containers to put stool or vomit samples in!

  • Muzzle that fits your dog or cat (sometimes when they are painful they don’t know you are trying to help them and will try to bite)

  • Exam gloves for you.

 

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