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Putting Together A Dog First Aid Kit

Keep A 1st Aid Kit Handy For Your Dog!

With a dog first aid kit on hand, you're ready for those unforeseen emergencies that can happen at any time.

Plus, being prepared in advance increases the chance of a positive outcome considerably.

Be sure to routinely check the expiration dates on the over the counter medicines and replace when necessary. dog-first-aid-kit

What To Include In A First Aid Kit For Dogs


  •  Your Veterinarians Phone Number

  •  The Phone Number Of A Twenty-Four Hour Emergency Clinic In Your Area

  •  ASPCA Animal Poison Control Center (888) 426-4435 (They charge $60 to your credit card)

  •  Bandages

  •  Gauze

  •  First Aid Tape

  •  Flash Light

  •  Blankets

  •  Tweezers

  •  Antibiotic Ointment

  •  Pepto Bismol

  •  Peroxide

  •  Eyedropper

  •  Syrup Of Ipecac to induce vomiting in the event that your dog is poisoned. ALWAYS CONTACT YOUR VET BEFORE INDUCING VOMITING.

  •  Aspirin (NEVER Ibuprofin for dogs)

  •  Leash and Muzzle

  •  Infants Mylicon or any product containing Simethicone for dogs who experience constant gas and that are at high risk of BLOATING. It's critical that you discuss with your veterinarian what the proper dosage should be for your dog in the event that you need to use it. This product should not replace taking your dog to the vet if you suspect "bloat" which is deadly and happens very quickly.
By knowing your dog and his typical behavior you can save time prescious time that could ultimately save your dog's life. Keep a first aid kit in your home and anywhere else your dog spends time with you. If he often rides in the car with you, keep an extra kit in the car as well.

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