Gauze rolls (2-inch for small dogs, 3-inch for big dogs)
Triangular bandages
Instruments
Digital thermometer (check the battery twice a year)
Scissors (with blunt end)
Tweezers
Syringe (12cc with needle removed)
Ointments, Disinfectants and Medication
Antihistamine (Benadryl, ideally the gel caps)
Antibiotic (triple), for example Neosporin
Hydrogen peroxide (3%)
Petroleum jelly (for thermometer)
Chemical ice pack
Miscellaneous
Small flashlight
Q-tips
Muzzle
Extra leash and collar
Ziploc bags for samples of vomit, etc.
Gloves (Latex or Nitrile)
Towel or blanket (large enough to transport your dog. You can now get compact emergency transport blankets that fit in a fanny pack)
Timely first aid saves lives—for pets as well as humans. To take a Pet First Aid class, check with your local humane society or animal shelter, or visitwww.pettech.net orwww.redcross.org
