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Thread: Do you carry anything additional in your med kit for your dog?

  1. 14-08-2023, 12:34 PM #1
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    Do you carry anything additional in your med kit for your dog?

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    what do you all carry specifically for the K9 in your hunting party?
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    some calming drops...efficiency still in debate,but a semi stoned dog at heel is better than a hyped up one.
    she can have the same antihistimine..... no stapler as of yet...but maybe good idea for me too.bandages and sticky plasters are fine for tiny cut,but not much use for a decent gash.
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    calming drops!?, I have never considered the 'mindset' medication for the dog.

    I have some basic pain relief but that's it outside of my external treatment (tape, sterile pads, clotting gauze)
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    from health food shop.....designed for the likes of guy fawks week.... my big black bitch winds herself up at times so it sort of takes the edge off .very easy to go too far and have a stoned dog walking at heel looking for chocolate milk and cookies LOL.
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    neat, cheers for the knowledge
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    Rescue Remedy that you give to kids for toothache and tantrums etc work great on dogs, only takes a drop or 2 on the tongue. Staplers are good, but I dont carry one unless there is 2 or 3 dogs and we're chasing pork.
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    Imagine a pig hunter is going to need to carry a more comprehensive wound treatment med kit, compared to a deer indicating dog.

    Carry anti-hestimine tablets, have come in real handy when we both walked through a wasp nest. Worked almost immediately. For wound treatment carry the usual pain treatments, celox, israeli bandage, plaster tape and super glue in those small tubes. Try to remember to check the pup's feet each night.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Micky Duck View Post
    from health food shop.....designed for the likes of guy fawks week.... my big black bitch winds herself up at times so it sort of takes the edge off .very easy to go too far and have a stoned dog walking at heel looking for chocolate milk and cookies LOL.
    Do you know the name of the product ? My dog goes apeshit with all noisy stuff
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    Thanks MD I'll get some tomorrow
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    Normal kit plus antihistamine for stinging nettle and wasp. Also emetic if near any poisoned area. (Washing soda)
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