HeatherAnn
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As title really, I'm curious as to what some people have in their kits. I also want to know if there is anything slightly unusual in there and what made you choose it?
What's in your doggy first aid kit?
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CorvusCorax
Deary me...
Spray plaster and spray antiseptic from Boots 
Malaseb shampoo, Fuciderm gel, aloe vera gel for the scratchy one
Epiotic for the ears
Some cheapo eye drops
Thornit powder
Vit C tablets and a big gin bottle full of cod liver oil
That's about it
Malaseb shampoo, Fuciderm gel, aloe vera gel for the scratchy one
Epiotic for the ears
Some cheapo eye drops
Thornit powder
Vit C tablets and a big gin bottle full of cod liver oil
That's about it
HeatherAnn
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Spray plaster and spray antiseptic from Boots
Malaseb shampoo, Fuciderm gel, aloe vera gel for the scratchy one
Epiotic for the ears
Some cheapo eye drops
Thornit powder
Vit C tablets and a big gin bottle full of cod liver oil
That's about it
That all?
The cheapo eye drops, dog specific or does this not matter?
Fools Motto
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I've got animal wound powder, menalin dressings, vet wrap and her lamp-shade collar!
Cuts R Us!!
Cuts R Us!!
CorvusCorax
Deary me...
It's for dogs, Bob Martins or Johnsons or something. Oh and a lampshade!
Alec Swan
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Purple spray, a needle and dental floss (brilliant for sutures ), and for when all else fails, a gun.
Alec.
), and for when all else fails, a gun.Alec.
blackcob
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Lampshade, vetrap, cordura booties, intrasite gel, Pro Kolin paste, hibiscrub, paw wax. Only diarrhoea and pad cuts to date!
s4sugar
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Sterile saline - can be eye wash or wound wash
Hibiscrub
Moist dressings
Vetwrap
Wound powder
Trimmex
Pack of sanitary towels - not joking they are nigh on sterile & the best thing for absorbing blood.
Pack of nappies - bigger version of above.
Liquid Parafin
Roll of masking tape -excellent for holding on a dressing while in the car on the way to vet.
Lots of other stuff to hand in grooming room -e collars, muzzles, shampoos and a Trigene spray is a good first aid antiseptic.
Used to have a big list of vet phone numbers but that is now in my phone.
Hibiscrub
Moist dressings
Vetwrap
Wound powder
Trimmex
Pack of sanitary towels - not joking they are nigh on sterile & the best thing for absorbing blood.
Pack of nappies - bigger version of above.
Liquid Parafin
Roll of masking tape -excellent for holding on a dressing while in the car on the way to vet.
Lots of other stuff to hand in grooming room -e collars, muzzles, shampoos and a Trigene spray is a good first aid antiseptic.
Used to have a big list of vet phone numbers but that is now in my phone.
Dobiegirl
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Wound powder
Vetwrap
spray plaster(havnt used it yet)
eye cleansing pads(they are just the right size for cuts on the legs)
Manuka Honey
Metacam
Buster collar (Dobe size)
a boot (Lancashire Heeler size)
Comfrey Gel
Salt
Vetwrap
spray plaster(havnt used it yet)
eye cleansing pads(they are just the right size for cuts on the legs)
Manuka Honey
Metacam
Buster collar (Dobe size)
a boot (Lancashire Heeler size)
Comfrey Gel
Salt
galaxy
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Hibiscrub
Cotton wool
Vetwrap
Animalintex
Horseware hypo care (brill stuff!!)
Aloe Vera cream
Lampshade
A selection of doggie boots!
Cotton wool
Vetwrap
Animalintex
Horseware hypo care (brill stuff!!)
Aloe Vera cream
Lampshade
A selection of doggie boots!
gunnergundog
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Most of the above plus PAWZ and Mars bars! 
Oh, and a muzzle.....injured dogs don't generally take too kindly to being treated when in extreme pain.
Oh, and a muzzle.....injured dogs don't generally take too kindly to being treated when in extreme pain.
CAYLA
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Huge roll of cotton wool
bandages (various)
splint
vet wrap
hibi scrub
safasilk (tape)
liquid paraffin
kaolin
Stapler
Metacam
Piriton
syringes
curved Scissors
jelonet (for me) when I burn myself its fab and very soothing
Allevyn
Ear wash
Intrasite gel
Soda crystals
varied lampshade sizes
Probably more to be fair, have a cupboard full of meds.
bandages (various)
splint
vet wrap
hibi scrub
safasilk (tape)
liquid paraffin
kaolin
Stapler
Metacam
Piriton
syringes
curved Scissors
jelonet (for me) when I burn myself
its fab and very soothingAllevyn
Ear wash
Intrasite gel
Soda crystals
varied lampshade sizes
Probably more to be fair, have a cupboard full of meds.
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CAYLA
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Most of the above plus PAWZ and Mars bars!
Or a bandage wrapped round gob and tied round head, works a treat and dont need to have varied muzzle sizes
gunnergundog
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Or a bandage wrapped round gob and tied round head, works a treat and dont need to have varied muzzle sizes
Or even a belt in an emergency and you need to improvise.....just for the benefit of anyone reading this.
s4sugar
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Or even a belt in an emergency and you need to improvise.....just for the benefit of anyone reading this.
This is H&H - what is wrong with baler twine?
CAYLA
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gunnergundog
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Standards pleeeeze!!! ????
Maybe an equi-ping!! Ooohh....nooo...just remembered they break open! Silly me! 
Nickijem
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I have 2 bags of doggy first aid. One small one comes with us when we go shooting so includes water, bandages, purple spray, sanitary towels and spray plaster.
The one at home also has thorn-it, ear wash, lampshade, and wound powder.
The one at home also has thorn-it, ear wash, lampshade, and wound powder.
CAYLA
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Nickijem
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Co-op's everyday value sanitary towels are brilliant! As cheap as chips and great for all sorts of first aid situations!
Alec Swan
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If you think that I'm carting sanitary towels about, in my pocket, when I take my dogs for a walk, then you've got another think coming.
Alec.
Alec.
CorvusCorax
Deary me...
PMSL Alec! And S4S, I hope that 'e' is for Elizabethan