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New Israeli Battle Dressing, 6-inch Compression Bandage
(Misc.) Elite First Aid

Israeli Battle Dressing (IBD)
For the treatment of traumatic hemorrhagic injuries.
Small enough to carry in your BDU pocket or a MOLLE pouch


Price: $12.95 $2.80

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Is there a site where I can buy first aid kits for dogs, cats and birds?

Just for in an emergency or small injury. I always have one problem or another pop up that may be helped with the right supplies and information in the form of a first aid kit.


http://www.petfirstaid.org/

How to Make a Cat First-Aid Kit - CatChannel.com


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What are all the supplies I would need for a first aid kit for a kitten/cat?

Hi!
I am planning to make a first aid kit for my kitten, in case he ever needs it. What supplies would need to fill it with?


Kitty Kit

■First aid scissors
■Tweezers
■Clean soft towel
■Protective thick leather work gloves
■Cat muzzle (+/-,, available from your veterinarian)
■Rectal thermometer: digital or traditional
■Sterile jelly or petrolatum
■Small flashlight
■White adhesive tape
■Gauze squares
■Cotton balls
■Alcohol-isopropyl
■Hydrogen peroxide (3% concentration)
■Non-sticky wound dressing squares
■Stretchy bandage
■Roll of cotton gauze bandage (1” size)
■Antibacterial soap
■Sterile saline flush solution (human eye wash, nasal cavity wash--preservative free)
■Cotton tipped applicators
■Karo syrup
■Splint support (coffee stir stick, doctor’s tongue depressor stick)

Everyone who shares a home with a cat should have on hand a basic feline first-aid kit.

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Is this a good first aid kit to take backpacking to India with me?

It doesn't look too large in size looking at the size of the sissors compared to the bag. I also like that it has sterile medical equipment in it should I need it.
http://www.firstaidwarehouse.co.uk/xpp-t ravellers_complete_first_aid_kit_with_gr een_pouch.html?engine=ssp&keyword=FA W+Travellers+Complete+First+Aid+Kit+with +Green+Pouch&_$ja=tsid:7229|cc:|prd: TRAVFM|cat:first_aid_kits%2Ftravel_kits% 2F#opt_description
The point of the syringes etc is so that if I need treatment I can ask them to use my equipment so that I know that it is sterile.
But don't you think its better to be safe than sorry? I am going to be about 7 or 8 hours away from any private hospitals.


if this sign £ means dollars i think its to expensive
you could just make your own aid kit
other than that yea i think the kit is great
if you need you should put some important medicine it it like Tylenol or Advil

First aid kits for animals?

I am trying to see what all I need to put in a first aid kit for my animals. I need one for my horses and one for my dogs and cats. Can someone tell me what they keep in there's? Travel and at home.


Pets: Home
1- Quality stainless steel 4-1/2" splinter forceps
1- Bandage scissors with bin end (5 1/2 INCH)
1- Thermometer
2- Petroleum Jelly
3- Povidone-Iodine Infection Control Wipes
3-Triple Antibiotic Ointment
5- Antiseptic wipes
1- 4oz Hydrogen Peroxide
3- Insect Sting relief pads
1- Eye wash
2- Instant cold packs
1- 4" Flexible Bandage
1- 2"x65" Bandage
6- 2x2 Gauze Pads
6- 3x3 Gauze Pads
5- Tongue Depressors
20- Styptic Q - Tips
10- Qtips
1- Emergency Blanket
2- Exam Gloves
1- 4' Nylon Kennel Lead or rope (can be used to muzzle pet if needed)
1- 1 lb container Nupro Electrolytes

Pets: Travel
9 - Alcohol Prep Pads
3 - Povidone Iodine
3 - Insect Sting Relief Pads
9 - Antiseptic Towelettes
3 - Antibiotic Ointments
1 - Scissors
1 - Tweezers
2 - Splinter Removers
1 - Tape Roll 1/2" x 5 yards
5 - Cotton Tipped Applicators
1 - Sterile Eye Wash (1 oz.)
6 - Sterile Gauze Dressings (2" x 2")
1 - Heavy Trauma Pad (5" x 9")
2 - Examination Gloves
1 - Gauze Roll (2" x 4.1 yards)
1 - Gauze Roll 3" x 4.1 yards)
1 - Hydrogen Peroxide Spray (2 oz)
1 - instant Cold Pack
1- Thermometer
1 lb container Nupro Electrolytes
1- Leash or rope (can be used to muzzle pet if nessasary)

Horses: Stable
1- Animalintex Poultice
1- Vetalintex Sterile Wound Hydrogel 15g
1- Pair Plastic Tweezers
1- Instant Cold Pack
1- Pack cotton wool 15g
2- Low adherent wound pads 7.5cm x 7.5cm
2- Low adherent wound pads 10cm x 10cm,
2- Pairs individually packed disposable vinyl gloves
6- Alcohol free antiseptic wound cleansing wipes
3- 20ml Sterile Saline Solution Pods
1- Pair 5" blunt ended stainless steel scissors
2- Packs of sterile non woven swabs 10cm x 10cm
1- Microporous bandage tape 2.5cm x 5m
1- Under bandage padding 10cm x 2.7m
1- Vetrap cohesive bandage 10cm x 4m
1- White Elastic Adhesive Bandage 7.5cm x 4m
1- Digital Clinical Thermometer
1- Activate Carbon Dressing
1- Melolin 10cm x 20cm dressing
1- Animalintex Poultice
1- Animalintex Hoof Poultice
3- packs of sterile non woven swabs (each pack contains 2 x 10cm x 10cm swabs)
2-non stick wound pads 7.5cm x 7.5cm
3- non stick wound pads 10cm x 10cm
1- Primapore Dressing 10cm x 20cm
1- Jelonet Dressing 10cm x 10cm
2 -hypodermic syringe for irrigating wounds
1- hypodermic syringe for administrating medication
1- Supply of ice cubes (freezer) and a plastic bag
Salt (to make saline solutions)
Iodine
Baking Soda (to make bicarbonate solution)
Banamine Injectable 50mg/ml 100ml
1- Electrolyte powder (tub)

Horses: Travel
1- Vetalintex Wound Hydrogel 15g
2- Low Adherent Wound Pads7.5cm x 7.5cm
1- Low Adherent Wound Pad 10cm x 10cm
2- Pairs Disposable Powder Free Vinyl Gloves
3- Alcohol Free Antiseptic Cleansing Wipes
1- Pair Blunt Ended Stainless Steel Scissors
1- Pack of Sterile Non woven Swabs 10cm x 10cm
1- Waterproof Bandage Tape 2.5cm x 5cm
1- Levaband Under Bandage Padding 10cm x 3.5m
1- Vetrap Bandage 10cm x 4.5m
1- Pack Cotton Wool 15g
2- 20ml Pods Sterile Saline Solution
1- Pair Plastic Tweezers
1- Lead Rope / rope halter
1- Electrolyte Paste

I want to create a first aid kit for my pets.?

i have Bella my puppy & Rowdy my cat.
the kits i've seen in shops are expensive & dont contain much at all.

So could someone give me a list of the items i would need?

Thanks


look on the first aid kits at the store to see what you need... I cant come up with much of a list.. but its a start.

gauze pads
gauze rolls.
some kind of surgical tape
vetwrap, or ace bandages. vetwraps available at a local feed store
tweezers
scissors
clean towel or rags
popsicle sticks for splints maybe?
gloves

sorry not much help but its an idea.


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