Adventure Medical Kits Workin' Dog Medical Kit with QuikClot - Canine Field First Aid Kit with Headlamp, Bandages, Cold Pack, Leash, Instruction Manual & More - Compact Dog Emergency Kit

Haven’t had to use yet! Thank goodness. But everything you should need if in an emergency. We keep in our rv

With the addition of a new furry friend to our family we felt we needed to be better prepared for the potential dangers that the great outdoors present to the dog. Although pricey - we did fork over the money to buy this robust medical supply. And don't let the title fool you - this kit is PERFECTLY equipped to deal with human injury as well. So much so that we feel comfortable leaving behind our own first aid kit which we've packed for 10 years. We are active in the outdoors spending most weekends during any given summer camping in dispersed camping sites throughout the US national forests and park systems and with that - plenty of potential scenarios for our little pup to get herself in trouble. And this kit has come in handy it's fair share of times already.By far the most valuable part of this is the field guide to K9 first aid. Reading through it gives you a great knowledge of what to do in emergency situations if you're not near an emergency vet. I could see it being an invaluable resource in the event of an emergency and have referenced it several times to understand what our options are and how best to treat a given situation that we've encountered (swollen face from being stung, removing ticks and treating a pretty nasty attack of black fly bites).I feel very confident that we can handle anything we come up against with our four legged family member when equipped with this first aid kit. Well worth the money for the peace of mind we now have when traveling in unknown areas around the country. I would highly recommend!

Exactly what I purchased and was looking for in a kit to take into the outback or just have on hand for the farm. Everything was sealed up nicely and resealable as well which was a nice factor. Would definitely recommend. I searched for days for a kit with major basics that fit our adventures and here on the farm. Knowing that I can help my dogs until help is available is a better mindset. And some things can come in handy for a human as well. Added bonus there!

Good kit with the essential things needed for an emergency with the pets.

I i’ve always had an first aid kit in the car and in the house. This kit fits well under backseat of my truck. It’s green color is actually a good idea does it helps To distinguish it from my other first aid kit.

This kit is well stocked. The only problem is the way everything is packed in the bag. My husband bought a Molle bag to counter this and was able to organize it all for much faster access in an emergency.One thing pet owners need to consider is if everything is packed as it comes, you will lose precious seconds trying to give your dog first aid.You can't see everything in the pouches it's organized in. This could mean life or death for your pup.

Great first aid kit for dphsI like how well it is equipped Even came with some quick clot for real bad cuts or bites. To give you a better chance of getting to the vet office.

Although a great kit. Adventure Medical could do better. A Nye tourniquet, with metal buckle, would be a great addition and can fit in bag. More nitrile gloves, and medical tape roll. Use the same bags they use for human kits, easier to find contents, color that doesn't camouflage it. Make the human and dog ones PALS and MOLLE compatible.