Pet Home Medical Kit or Animal Rescue Kit
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Pet Home Medical Kit or Animal Rescue Kit
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Not really a list of instructions, but a good idea of what to put in an emergency kit.
A much more pared down version would be appropriate for the average pet owner.
please visit our blog
and
our pictures on Flickr!
Not really a list of instructions, but a good idea of what to put in an emergency kit.
A much more pared down version would be appropriate for the average pet owner.
Assemble
Use a small sturdy tackle 14" plastic tackle box.
Small enough stick on the counter, under the sink or take in the car.
We bought about a dozen of these @ $7 each at Walmart.
Acarexx - for mites
Advantage/Frontline - for fleas
Strongid - for worms
Albon - for diarrhea
Drontol - for worms
Terramycin / or other Opthalmic ointment - for eye infections
Clavamox pills - antibiotic
Calvamox liquid - antibiotic
Lysine - nutritional supplement
Laxatone - for hair balls
Anti bacterial ointment - for wounds
Earwax removal fluid
Sharpy marker
nail clippers
nail trimmers
tweezers
scissors
letter opener w/ razor blade for removing mats
breakaway collars
flea comb
lint brush
large feeding syringe
various size medicating syringes
insulin syringes
pill pockets
bottle / nipples
plastic fork
Also have on hand.
KMR - powdered kitten milk replacement
Lactulose, for constipation
Pedialyte unflavored, for dehydration
Obvious a pet owner wouldn't need everything all the time.
But look under your sink I bet you have collected a bunch of stuff from the vet already.
This will allow you to put it all in one place and segregate it from the 'people' medications.
If you only have 1 or 2 pets this will also give you a place to keep all your medical records WITH the medications. So you will remember who had what.
Small enough stick on the counter, under the sink or take in the car.
We bought about a dozen of these @ $7 each at Walmart.
Acarexx - for mites
Advantage/Frontline - for fleas
Strongid - for worms
Albon - for diarrhea
Drontol - for worms
Terramycin / or other Opthalmic ointment - for eye infections
Clavamox pills - antibiotic
Calvamox liquid - antibiotic
Lysine - nutritional supplement
Laxatone - for hair balls
Anti bacterial ointment - for wounds
Earwax removal fluid
Sharpy marker
nail clippers
nail trimmers
tweezers
scissors
letter opener w/ razor blade for removing mats
breakaway collars
flea comb
lint brush
large feeding syringe
various size medicating syringes
insulin syringes
pill pockets
bottle / nipples
plastic fork
Also have on hand.
KMR - powdered kitten milk replacement
Lactulose, for constipation
Pedialyte unflavored, for dehydration
Obvious a pet owner wouldn't need everything all the time.
But look under your sink I bet you have collected a bunch of stuff from the vet already.
This will allow you to put it all in one place and segregate it from the 'people' medications.
If you only have 1 or 2 pets this will also give you a place to keep all your medical records WITH the medications. So you will remember who had what.