A first aid kit is part of every good medicine cabinet. The Trixie First Aid Kit come with a practical bag to hold all the supplies and is also ideal for on the go. It contains various utensils for first aid treatment of wounds and removal of parasites such as fleas and ticks. The Trixie first aid kit also includes a booklet with lots of tips on pet first aid and wound care. Trixie First Aid Kit at a glance: Practical emergency kit for dogs Ideal for on the road or in the medicine cabinet Wound compress: a sterile covering for an injury Dressing: with integrated wound compress, as well as a sterile wound covering Fixation bandage: practical gauze bandage Sticking plaster coil: protects bandages on paws from wetness or chewing Alcohol swabs: for disinfecting bites and minor wounds Disposable syringe: for administering medication or rinsing eyes Tweezers: for removing foreign bodies, e.g. bee stings or broken glass Disposable gloves: for hygiene purposes Flea comb: helps check for and removes any fleas Tick forceps: safely removes ticks Mouth loop: reduces risk of bite injuries Zipped pouch, ideal for travelling with velcro fasteners for attaching to a bag or belt Includes a booklet with practical first aid tips Colour: red Contents: 1 wound compress (10 x 10cm), 1 bandage pack (400 x 6cm), 1 fixation bandage (400 x 6cm), 1 adhesive plaster coil (100 x 1.25cm), 2 alcohol swabs (3.5 x 3.5cm), 1 disposable syringe (20ml), 1 pair of tweezers, 1 pair of disposable gloves, 1 flea comb, 1 pair of flea forceps, 1 mouth loop
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: TRIXIE
- Price: £12.19
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
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Good to know
- Never use human toothpaste on a dog. Fluoride and xylitol in some brands are harmful to dogs.
- If you can hear nails clicking on a hard floor, they need a trim. Take small slivers to avoid the quick.
- Clean only the outer ear and never push cotton buds into the ear canal.
Common questions
How often should I cut my dog’s nails?
It depends on how quickly they grow and how much your dog walks on hard surfaces. Many dogs need a trim every few weeks. If the nails click on the floor or touch the ground when your dog stands, it is time.
Should I shave my double-coated dog in summer?
Generally no. The undercoat helps keep the dog cool as well as warm, and shaved double coats do not always grow back the same. Regular brushing with an undercoat rake to remove loose hair does more to keep your dog comfortable.
