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First aid kit list...anything else?
Surgical tape/duct tape
hydrogen peroxide
vet wrap
corona
neosporin
fly lotion
gauze
scissors
flashlight
stethsescope
disposable gloves
rectal thermometer w/ string and k-y jelly to help insert it, alcohol to disinfect after use
Instant cold pack
notepad/ pen
towels (paper & cloth)
Saline Solution
baby powder- for girth
epsom salts- foot/leg soak for soreness
tweezers
vet's #
Wire Cutters
first aid book
q-tips
cholorine beach- treat thrush
Absorb Blood- Pads
listerine- to clean bit
Girth Itch/ Rain Rot- Vinager
string and k-y jelly for thermometer
oh bute
and deworming pack
alright scratch the chlorine bleach lol
what is Betadine for?
I'm just going to focus on what you need for wound care, and add a couple things.....
Open wounds....
Flush well with sterile 0.9% saline - the salt dehydrates and kills bacteria, and the flushing drowns them as it debrides the wound. Saline is isotonic, meaning it is balanced with body fluids, so it won't make healthy cells swell like plain water or other solutions do. Often the saline flush is all you need to do to treat a fresh wound.
On open wounds
Never use.....hydrogen peroxide, iodine preparation that is over 10% iodine in solution, caustics like wonder dust, or any other harsh chemical antiseptics. They destroy the healthy cells needed for healing, and then the dead cells become more food for bacteria, so they actually promote infection. By slowing healing, they also promote formation of proud flesh. Betadine is a 10% solution of iodine, so it is okay to use, but it is not isotonic, so saline is still a better choice for open wound flushes.
Wound dressings.....if any, use only water-based products....no oils or petroleum products which have been shown to interfere with the healing process. EMT ointment is excellent (the equine preparation). I use it for open wounds and lesions. It is a collagen gel that promotes healing, reduces pain and itching, and adheres well to prevent contamination by insects, etc.
It helps to prevent proud flesh by assisting the normal healing process.
Antibiotic ointments are usually oil/petroleum based, and using them contributes to developing antibiotic resistance. They are not the recommended treatment for open wounds, unless prescribed by your veterinarian.
Non-stick gauze...for wounds you don't want to disturb when changing dressings
Mesh fiber gauze...for wounds you want to be debrided by changing the dressing.
Elastikon tape....for securing bandage wraps
Kling bandage wrap....to wrap wounds that need to breathe, and to wrap areas where vetwrap is too rigid to use, such as above the hocks.
Cotton Sheeting....thick cotton squares for use under vetwrap or elastic bandages
The rest of what you need is already presented.
TRADUCTION ANGLAIS+FRANCAIS = Wire cutter and bistoury; surgical gloves
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