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Travel Dog First Aid Kit for Trail Injuries, Paw Care and Outdoor Emergencies in a Compact Carry Case

$44.67
Sale price  $44.67 Regular price  $44.67
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Travel Dog First Aid Kit for Trail Injuries, Paw Care and Outdoor Emergencies in a Compact Carry Case source image 1

Travel Dog First Aid Kit for Trail Injuries, Paw Care and Outdoor Emergencies in a Compact Carry Case

$44.67
Sale price  $44.67 Regular price  $44.67

Keep dog-specific emergency supplies close at hand during hikes, road trips and other outdoor adventures. This compact trail kit focuses on the paw injuries, scrapes and minor incidents dogs may encounter away from home.

The organized assortment combines dressings, wound-cleaning supplies, bandages, basic instruments and a pet first aid manual. It is intended for temporary emergency response when professional care is not immediately available, not as a substitute for veterinary treatment.

Key Features

  • Compact dog-focused kit is convenient for a trail pack, vehicle or travel bag.
  • Sterile gauze, non-adherent dressings and conforming gauze support basic wound coverage.
  • Saline wash, an irrigation syringe, antiseptic wipes and alcohol swabs are included for cleanup tasks.
  • A self-adhering elastic bandage and triangular bandage cover common trail-side wrapping needs.
  • Pet first aid instructions and splinter or tick-removal forceps add practical reference tools.

Specifications

  • Use: temporary dog first aid during hikes, travel and outdoor activity
  • Dressings: sterile gauze pads, non-adherent dressings and conforming gauze
  • Wound-care items: saline wash, 10 cc irrigation syringe, ointment and cleansing swabs
  • Bandages: 2-inch self-adhering elastic bandage and triangular bandage
  • Other included items: pet first aid manual, forceps, hydrogen peroxide and packaged antihistamine

Seek veterinary attention as soon as possible after an injury. Use any medicine only when a veterinarian has provided the correct instruction and dose for the dog.

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