How Many Of You Carry A First Aid Kit For The Dogs While Out? Please Read.

[mhopton 807]

Three bales of barley straw , a gallon of goats milk and a bucket of monkeys spunk . FFS the questions on here get better and better

If you don't like the questions on here fxxk off and look somewhere else ye prick , probably one of the best questions asked in my opinion, for most of the lurcher lads n lasses on here care for the dogs when they're out working them anyone with a bit of common sense would have one close bye in case of emergency, I take basic kit field dressing needle"n"thread gloves Vaseline and most importantly two emergency contact numbers for my vets

Sorry for biting

Atb Mark

[mushroom 12,807]

Always out hunting and always when in the mountains etc tbh it's the same kit of need

[Carraghs Gem 1,675]

horse bandages are just under 2quid and have been a lifesaver here as had more than my fair share of injuries at one point i was in vets every few weeks with the accident prone f****r here

[keepdiggin 9,559]

Im lucky if Ive remembered to put my trousers on. I wonder if Bear Grylls goes lamping.

he does or did

[Maximus Ferret 2,063]

Large wound dressing and electrical tape in me rucksack (for me or the dog!)

Electrical tapes great stuff, it'll stick to itself but doesn't stick too well to fur so can be used to hold a wound closed but peels off okay. Also if you own a light force lamp it's essential!!

Electrical tape is great stuff but it's not good for wrapping around anything (legs paws, tail etc.) unless you're VERY careful not to stretch it. If you put it on with even the least bit of stretch it gets tighter with every turn and will cut off the circulation.

[stevo79 569]

 

Three bales of barley straw , a gallon of goats milk and a bucket of monkeys spunk . FFS the questions on here get better and better

If you don't like the questions on here fxxk off and look somewhere else ye prick , probably one of the best questions asked in my opinion, for most of the lurcher lads n lasses on here care for the dogs when they're out working them anyone with a bit of common sense would have one close bye in case of emergency, I take basic kit field dressing needle"n"thread gloves Vaseline and most importantly two emergency contact numbers for my vets

Sorry for biting

Atb Mark

I read this comment earlier and thought the same thing.. Took a deep breath an thought not to bite. Fair play mate well said, me and my wife were out with the dogs Boxing Day and my dog blue miss judged the barb wire fence luckily he was fine which lead us to think we need a first aid kit. So it's a good question to be asking.

Sorry black Buck you talk shiiiite!

[Gee111 6]

Thanks for the positive comments folks. After the first few comments I received I was a little taken back I must say.

[mad4it 694]

The minimum I carry is a pair of surgical gloves self closing bandage and a silver blanket for shock. The bandages are great, £1.50 from Wilko`s, they have latex in them are self seal and are reusable. Great for sprains as well ;-) http://www.wilko.com/first-aid/wilko-blue-cohesive-bandage/invt/0348502

 

Full First Aid Kit in the 4x4 and car as I`m a First Aider.

same here I am a first aider so is my youngest Daughter,

[jeemes 4,443]

Yes Iam too,I always begin by asking the dogs name and telling him Im a first aider,it seems to reassure them.

[boyo 1,398]

Very good post "Gee111" cant understand why anyone would try to trash it??!! I carry most of whats been mentioned plus i also carry Hibbiscrub. Ive had a few bad ones over the years. Atb

[Blueboybilly 164]

Three bales of barley straw , a gallon of goats milk and a bucket of monkeys spunk . FFS the questions on here get better and better

I don't understand why you would feel the need to give someone stick about asking a really good question. You sound like a bit of a penis pal.

[mhopton 807]

Thanks stevo79 , FTO black buck to answer your private message Vaseline helps to stop the blood flow and stops the skin from turning back on its self if you don't have a staple gun or needle and thread handy and also keeps all shit and germs getting in to the wounds. hope that answers your question black buck .ps if you're going to start with your slaver fella please grow a pair of knackers and be a big boy about it just start a new topic so you don't ruin anybody else's then that way everyone on THL can see just what type of person or whatever you are your true colours and don't waste my time sending insulting pm's

[bullmastiff 615]

I've got a full first aid kit in the car and at home but just carry a few small essential's in the rucksack just to stop a dog from bleeding out or hold bits where they should be until I can get home/to the vets.

[mushroom 12,807]

They hurt like fec but can be a lifesaver aluminum potassium/styptic pencils and superglue are two things I never go out without them in my bag. Trev opening his chest on barb taught me that

[BlackStreak 498]

First thing I do for any wound is flush really well with iodine or hydrogen peroxide. I have a big syringe and blunt needle I will fill full of this stuff and squirt it up in puncture wounds to flush out and kill bacteria thats been drove deep into the wound. Bandages, vet wrap, staple gun, quick clot blood clotting sponges, and some small scissors. That's all in the little bag I always have close. The main bag has a little more in it than this but also contains more of the same.