Pet First Aid Kit Checklist

Check off what you already have, see what's missing.

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In the kit

Vet, emergency vet, and poison control numbers written down and saved in your phone A copy of your pet's medical records A digital thermometer A muzzle (even a friendly pet may bite when in pain) A spare leash and collar Gauze roll, clean towels, and nonstick bandages or clean cloth strips Self-adhering (vet) tape An eye dropper or oral syringe

This list covers the essentials recommended by the AVMA and American Red Cross — it's a starting point, not a complete substitute for an actual first aid course or your vet's specific advice for a pet with a known condition.

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A pre-assembled pet first aid kit, for anyone who'd rather buy one ready-made than gather the pieces separately.

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