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Kurgo Pet First Aid Kit
$29.99
Make sure you're ready to deal with everything from lacerations, choking, to poisoning, with the Kurgo Pet First Aid Kit. This kit includes 50-pieces of first aid items and a Dog First Aid Guide. Stylish, compact, and essential, every dog owner should have one.
Key Features:
- Hook w/integrated...
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Make sure you're ready to deal with everything from lacerations, choking, to poisoning, with the Kurgo Pet First Aid Kit. This kit includes 50-pieces of first aid items and a Dog First Aid Guide. Stylish, compact, and essential, every dog owner should have one.
Key Features:
- Hook w/integrated bottle opener closes the kit and allows it to be hung when open
- Exterior zippered pocket
- Three interior mesh compartments for organization
- Oxford 600D fabric with twill tape binding for durability
- Bag: Remove contents, machine wash gentle or hand wash. Air dry.
First Aid Kit Includes:
- Parachute Cord
- First Aid Guide
- Sting Relief Pads
- Tweezers
- Tape Roll
- 2" Crepe Bandage
- Cotton Swabs
- Tongue Depressors
- Antiseptic Towelettes
- Instant Cold Pack
- Disposable Rubber Gloves
- 4" x 4" Gauze Pads
- 2" x 2" Gauze Pads
- 2" Gauze Roll
- 5" x 9" Trauma Pad
- Alcohol Prep Pads
- Thermal Foil Emergency Blanket
- Scissors
- Iodine Prep Pads
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