Compact Travel Size Dog First Aid Kit

You never want to be caught without a first aid kit when it's needed most. Its compact travel size makes it easy to bring with you but still has everything you need to keep you and your dog safe. It's lightweight and has over 10 items. All the items fit perfectly in the kit and are easy to access. It has first aid supp
You never want to be caught without a first aid kit when it's needed most. Its compact travel size makes it easy to bring with you but still has everything you need to keep you and your dog safe. It's lightweight and has over 10 items. All the items fit perfectly in the kit and are easy t

You never want to be caught without a first aid kit when it's needed most. Its compact travel size makes it easy to bring with you but still has everything you need to keep you and your dog safe. It's lightweight and has over 10 items. All the items fit perfectly in the kit and are easy to access. It has first aid supplies for both you and your dog for small injuries to larger emergencies, making it very multipurpose.

• Scissors - cutting gauze or tape

• Splint - fractures and sprains

• Antiseptic - HUMAN USE. clean small scrapes, bites, cuts, scratches

• Alcohol Pads - HUMAN USE. sanitize hands before handling wounds

• Self Adhesive Bandages - HUMAN USE. for small cuts, scrapes, scratches, bites

• Gauze Pads - wounds and bleeding

• Gauze Roll - wounds, bleeding, holding wound pads in place

• Tape - hold gauze and splint in place

• Ice Pack - sprains, swelling, bee stings, inflammation

• Emergency Blanket - cold weather emergencies

• Thermometer - taking temperature if suspicious of illness

• Tweezers - remove ticks, stingers, splinters, and more

• Gloves - HUMAN USE. to protect yourself and keep things sanitary

 

Always ask a vet for advise before administering first aid on your pet. Do not use first aid items without guidance from a vet. These items are not meant to replace professional medical attention.

 

You never want to be caught without a first aid kit when it's needed most. Its compact travel size makes it easy to bring with you but still has everything you need to keep you and your dog safe. It's lightweight and has over 10 items. All the items fit perfectly in the kit and are easy to access. It has first aid supplies for both you and your dog for small injuries to larger emergencies, making it very multipurpose. • Scissors - cutting gauze or tape • Splint - fractures and sprains • Antiseptic - HUMAN USE. clean small scrapes, bites, cuts, scratches • Alcohol Pads - HUMAN USE. sanitize hands before handling wounds • Self Adhesive Bandages - HUMAN USE. for small cuts, scrapes, scratches, bites • Gauze Pads - wounds and bleeding • Gauze Roll - wounds, bleeding, holding wound pads in place • Tape - hold gauze and splint in place • Ice Pack - sprains, swelling, bee stings, inflammation • Emergency Blanket - cold weather emergencies • Thermometer - taking temperature if suspicious of illness • Tweezers - remove ticks, stingers, splinters, and more • Gloves - HUMAN USE. to protect yourself and keep things sanitary   Always ask a vet for advise before administering first aid on your pet. Do not use first aid items without guidance from a vet. These items are not meant to replace professional medical attention.  

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