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Emergency Kit

This comprehensive pet first aid kit is ideal for when on the go. With over 30 tested first aid items for dogs, dog owners are prepared for everything from cuts and stings to shocks and choking. Read more

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    This comprehensive pet first aid kit is ideal for when on the go. With over 30 tested first aid items for dogs, dog owners are prepared for everything from cuts and stings to shocks and choking.

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    This medical supply kit contains over 30+ specialised first aid items such as emergency bandages, tick remover, eye wash and much more. It is designed to be versatile and provide pre-medical assistance. It is suitable for emergencies while travelling, hiking, walking or around the house. Professionally developed and tested for dog owners and their dogs.

    • 30+ First aid items for pets
    • Fit for any situation!
    • Includes a waterproof compact travel case
    • Size 8 x 18 x 26 cm

    Content Emergency Kit:

    • x1 medium dressing
    • x1 conforming bandage
    • x1 microporus tape
    • x2 emergency waste bags
    • x1 tough cut scissors
    • x1 small cut twisting tick remover
    • x1 large twisting tick remover
    • x1 carabiner
    • x1 whistle
    • x1 styptic stick
    • x1 CPR mask
    • x4 gloves (2 pairs)
    • x1 large dressing
    • x1 abdominal pad
    • x2 lancets
    • x4 cotton tipped applicators
    • x4 safety pins
    • x1 pill box
    • x2 wooden tongue compress
    • x1 rubber tourniquet

    A dog first aid kit is a valuable addition to any pet retailer's assortment. A well-equipped first aid kit enables dog owners to provide immediate first aid in the event of an accident or emergency while waiting for professional veterinary assistance.

    Advise customers to keep their dog warm in an emergency (unless the dog is suffering from heat stroke), provide a calm environment, and minimise unnecessary movement. This is especially important if the dog is suspected of having injuries, fractures, or neurological symptoms.

    It is also important to emphasise that a first aid kit is not a substitute for veterinary care. In the event of an accident or health concern, customers should always contact a veterinarian or veterinary clinic as soon as possible for professional advice and appropriate treatment.

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