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Dogs get into just as much trouble on the trail as we do, and most of the time it's their paws that take the beating. Thorns, hot rocks, sharp gravel, splinters, and the occasional embedded tick all come with the territory when your pup is running the woods with you. This kit from Adventure Medical Kits is put together specifically for canine anatomy and the injuries dogs run into most, so you're not improvising with a human first aid kit when your dog comes up limping a few miles from the truck.
Open it up and you'll find real wound care supplies, not just a handful of band-aids. There are sterile gauze dressings, non-adherent dressings, a conforming gauze bandage, an irrigation syringe with saline wound and eye wash, triple antibiotic ointment, antiseptic wipes, and alcohol swabs. A self-adhering elastic bandage wraps injuries without sticking to fur, and the splinter picker and tick remover forceps pull out ticks, thorns, and those nasty foxtails cleanly. There's also a triangular bandage that doubles as a muzzle, which is worth its weight alone since even the gentlest dog can snap when it's hurting.
The whole thing weighs about 12 ounces and packs down to roughly 7.5 by 5.3 by 1.5 inches, so it slips into a daypack, a saddlebag, or the glove box without a second thought. Everything lives inside a waterproof DryFlex bag, which keeps your supplies dry when the weather turns and your gear doesn't.
Not everyone knows dog first aid off the top of their head, and that's exactly why the included Pet First Aid Handbook is such a nice touch. It walks you step by step through handling common injuries and illnesses on the go, so you can act with a clear head instead of guessing. Great for hikers, campers, hunters, and anyone who takes their dog along for the ride.
It's geared toward the injuries dogs run into most on the trail, which are usually paw related. You'll find supplies for wound care, cuts, sprains, splinters, and tick removal. The included handbook covers how to treat these common situations step by step.
This kit is designed specifically for dogs and their anatomy, not for people. If you want coverage for both you and your pup, Adventure Medical Kits makes a Me & My Dog version that includes human first aid supplies too. For dog-only trips, the Trail Dog is the right call.
The contents are housed in an inner waterproof DryFlex bag that keeps your supplies dry when conditions turn wet. It's a good idea to check that the bag is sealed before you head out so everything stays protected. Store the whole thing in your pack or glove box and it's ready when you need it.
It weighs right around 12 ounces, so it stays under a pound and won't weigh down your pack. The compact size means it fits easily in a daypack, saddlebag, or vehicle. Your dog can even carry it in their own pack on longer outings.
| UPC | 707708050152 |
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| Manufacturer | |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 0135-0115 |
| Color | GREEN |
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