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The Pet First Aid Kit covers the basics most households reach for first: a bite or scrape on a dog, a cut paw pad, or a tick that needs to come out cleanly. It comes in a Premium and an Economy build, and there's an empty pet first aid bag if you'd rather assemble your own from the shelf.
Beyond the ready-made kits, this range holds the individual items pet owners ask for most. A Tick Twister Remover lifts ticks without squeezing the body, cohesive bandages in four widths hold a dressing on an awkward limb without sticking to fur, and the snake bite compression bandage is worth keeping on hand if you walk dogs in long grass. You'll also find non-adherent dressings, splinter probes, blunt-tip scissors, nitrile gloves, and a vomit clean-up sachet for the mess that comes with it.
For help deciding what to keep at home, see our home and family first aid guide, or read whether a pet first aid kit is worth it. If you only need the kits, browse pet first aid kits. For help choosing what suits your animal, ring the FAD team on 03 5443 2239.
Pet Products
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Product Code:124242
Combine Dressing - Aero (1)
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Antiseptic Cleansing Wipes Single (1)
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Conforming Gauze Bandage - Light (1)
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The Pet First Aid Kit covers the basics most households reach for first: a bite or scrape on a dog, a cut paw pad, or a tick that needs to come out cleanly. It comes in a Premium and an Economy build, and there's an empty pet first aid bag if you'd rather assemble your own from the shelf.
Beyond the ready-made kits, this range holds the individual items pet owners ask for most. A Tick Twister Remover lifts ticks without squeezing the body, cohesive bandages in four widths hold a dressing on an awkward limb without sticking to fur, and the snake bite compression bandage is worth keeping on hand if you walk dogs in long grass. You'll also find non-adherent dressings, splinter probes, blunt-tip scissors, nitrile gloves, and a vomit clean-up sachet for the mess that comes with it.
For help deciding what to keep at home, see our home and family first aid guide, or read whether a pet first aid kit is worth it. If you only need the kits, browse pet first aid kits. For help choosing what suits your animal, ring the FAD team on 03 5443 2239.