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« on: August 27, 2008, 08:31:30 PM »
Ok I am having to replace many of our first aid supplies.  I am making a checklist before I head out to the store.  I think I have got everything written down.  But please post a list of things that you think I will need.  I don't want to forget anything. LOL any posts welcomed!
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« Reply #1 on: August 28, 2008, 01:03:40 AM »
thermometer
stethescope
scissors
anti-bacterial soap
Cut Heal
SWAT
vet wrap
neosporin
gauze and/or rolled cotton and cotton balls
ichthammol (drawing salve)
DMSO
latex gloves
betadine/iodine/peroxide
duct tape
epsom salts/soaking boot
poultice
saran wrap
liniment of your choice (I like "Seashore Acres blue lin-a-mint" or "Stocking Up")
saline
Skin-So-Soft (for skin irritations)
MTG
permanent marker
pen/paper (you'll miss it if ya don't have it!)
several bottles of rubbing alcohol (helpful in bringing down fevers) and sponge
rags/towels

We also keep on hand: banamine, bute, ketofen, SMZ and penicillin (antibiotics), dex, ace, syringes and needles, but if you are a small operation, it's probably best to leave those things to the vet.
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« Reply #2 on: August 28, 2008, 09:31:44 PM »
Eye Wash and Wound wash
Bandages, tapes, gauze, nitrofiazone, iodine, swat,
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