Are you looking to build your own doggy first aid kit? Read below to learn what you should include in a first-aid kit for Fido!<\/p>\n
Yes! You should always be prepared for an emergency. Then, you won’t feel helpless when an injury or emergency arises. This can happen in your home, around town, or when you are traveling<\/a>. Also, you can help your canine and any other dogs that may need your assistance.<\/p>\n You should include the necessary paperwork in your first aid kit. This includes medical records, vaccination records, microchip info, health problems and medications, and emergency phone numbers.<\/p>\n If your pal feels unwell, you may need to take their temperature. So, carrying a rectal thermometer in your First Aid Kit would be best. Additionally, it would be best to prep the thermometer with some packets of petroleum jelly.<\/p>\n Styptic powder helps to stop bleeding. This is useful if your pal gets nicked, cut, or cut their nails too short.<\/p>\n In addition to styptic powder, gauze can help stop bleeding. Gause pads can be used to wrap cuts and other wounds. We recommend light, latex-free gauze. Additionally, the larger your dog (or, the more dogs you have), the more cause you should include in your kit.<\/p>\n Self-adhering bandages work well to cover wounds or secure gauze on your pup.<\/p>\n Cottom balls can help you clean up cuts or be used to apply medicine.<\/p>\n Hydrogen peroxide helps prevent infection and is great to have in your kit.<\/p>\n Antibiotic<\/a> sprays and ointments treat cuts, sores, rashes, and dry skin.<\/p>\nDIY First Aid Kit Essentials<\/h2>\n
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Digital Thermometer<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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Styptic Powder<\/h3>\n<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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