How To Make A Dog First Aid Kit | Outside

Veterinarian Joe Spoo shows Wes Siler the tools he needs to address several conditions that may affect his dogs while they’re outdoors, such as hypothermia, heatstroke, skin wounds, or even low blood sugar. Find the complete list of items mentioned in this video here, and watch the next episode in this series on treating common dog injuries here.
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[@billiamc1969]

Tooth floss and a sewing needle along with iodine you can safely stitch up a deep wound on any animal or human. We have used this for our dogs, cats, chickens, and myself!!!

[@rubenalfaro9070]

Well it has been almost 10 months and I am still waiting on the video on how to use your First Aid Kit on dogs. When will your subscribers be able to see that?

[@wingmanpointinglabradors8907]

Wondering if you have the items for each kit in a list that can be shared?

[@hannahschewe357]

When is that next video on first aid basics coming out?

[@tarabravewolf3895]

Great info thanks

[@pomeraniandogmacana5237]

Great video 👍👌

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