Description
Every pet owner and animal care professional should keep a properly stocked pet first aid kit readily available at home, in the workplace, and while traveling with animals. This 60 piece professional pet first aid kit contains essential emergency supplies recommended in pet CPR and first aid training programs. Designed specifically for dogs and cats, this kit helps pet owners, groomers, trainers, pet sitters, kennel staff, shelters, and rescue organizations respond quickly to injuries and medical emergencies until veterinary care is available.
The kit is stored in a durable water resistant case that protects the supplies and keeps everything organized for quick access during an emergency. Multiple compartments allow items to be easily located when seconds matter. The compact design makes it ideal for keeping in vehicles, grooming salons, training facilities, kennels, or taking along while traveling, hiking, or working with animals.
A properly equipped pet first aid kit allows you to respond to common emergencies involving dogs and cats such as cuts, bleeding wounds, burns, choking incidents, insect stings, or injuries that occur during travel or outdoor activities. Having the right tools available can make an important difference in stabilizing a pet until veterinary care is available.
What’s Included in This Pet First Aid Kit
- Durable water resistant case
- Pet thermometer with flexible tip
- Stainless steel bandage scissors
- Stainless steel forceps
- Blood clotting stick
- CPR barrier mask for dogs and cats
- Disposable gloves
- Two splints
- Emergency whistle
- Iodine disinfectant packets
- Alcohol prep wipes
- Sterile gauze squares
- Cotton balls
- Emergency leash
- Conform bandage rolls
- Medical tape
- Adhesive bandages
- Thermal survival blanket
- Collapsible water bowl with carabiner
- Oral dosing syringe
- Ice pack
- Cotton swabs
- Pet first aid quick reference guide
Pet first aid kits are recommended for pet owners as well as professionals who regularly care for animals, including dog trainers, groomers, pet sitters, boarding facilities, shelters, rescue organizations, and veterinary support staff. Keeping emergency supplies readily available helps ensure that anyone responsible for an animal’s care can respond safely and effectively when an unexpected situation occurs.