Everyone who shares a home with a pet should have a basic pet first-aid kit on hand. This kit can be purchased, or you can put one together yourself.
Keep your pet’s first-aid kit in your home and take it with you during traveling with your Rescue Bulldog.
This list is brief and does not take the place of advice provided by your own family vet.
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Pill pockets and Peanut butter: Great for giving pills
Epsom Salt: Great for soaking paws
Ear wash: Weekly maintance to reduce ear infections
Baby wipes: For quick daily face cleaning
Desitin cream: For wrinkles
Neo Predef Powder: Prescription from vet, but awesome product for those itchy spots
Good shampoo
Benadryl: For those really itchy days, or getting stung by a critter
Neosporin: For basic First Aid
Bag Balm: For a dry nose
FurMinator: For regular grooming
Thermometer: The normal body temperature for a dog falls within the range of 100 degrees F to 102.5 degrees F and is measured rectally like a newborn human
Gauze pads: For wound care
Peroxide: For wound cleaning
Coconut Oil: Great for skin & coat
The Pet First Aid Kit is an essential item for the responsible pet owner to keep handy. It can be used from everyday tick removals, insect bites, extra water for a walk in the park and of course, when emergency help is required for your pet.