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First Aid Kit
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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