Not sure if this is in the right section or not, feel free to move if needed!
What do you keep on hand for your pets(natural or traditional)? What do you use these things for? Also, any home remedies that you have found useful for certain issues?
Thought it would be interesting to see what people keep in stock for their furry ones!
Raw Fed since 2008
I have a long list: Nolvasan flush for wounds, calm coat for hot spots, bug bites or loss of hair, silver sulfadiazine cream for wounds once they are cleans.
Cephalexin 500 mg. tramadol, Metacam, these are items I always have on hand for, girl fights in the house, if my finger gets bit trying to break them up, and pain and anti- imflammatory medicines.
pepto bismol tabs, pepcid, and alprazolam (haven't used it recently) this is for Leo in case he needs to go to the vet. I have a basket of wraps, bandages etc. for emergency's I'm prepared for anything..........................................
Cayenne born 8/9/2007
Leo born 8/9/2007 rescued 7/2008
McKenzie born 8/9/2007 rescued 2/2010 re-homed 9/28/2011
Raw fed since 11/2008
i don't have anything in stock but after reading
this thread i think i'm going to get a few things.
thanks.
"A Life Without A Dog Is A Life Unfullfilled"
I have immodium for Chelsy (haven't needed any in a long time), kaopectate for Rocky (also haven't needed in a long time), chloraxedine spray, betadine spray, (both of those for cleaning hot spots and assorted boo boo's - thanks Danemama!!), and baby wipes for general ear cleaning,paw cleaning, and fuzzy butt cleaning. Advantix is on hand but I try not to use it more then once or twice a year.
As a general rule there isn't much in the way of sores or wounds that my dogs get anymore. Chelsy is on permanent Tramadol and Metacam now but that's an old age thing.
Back when I had girl dogs that got in fights we had a LOT more medicine on hand!
I think dogs are the most amazing creatures; they give unconditional love. For me they are the role model for being alive. ~Gilda Radner
zomax for ears
benedryl
bacitracin for cuts
hydrogen peroxide for just about everything
slippery elm for gastric and intestinal issues....capsules
a full tank of gas for anything more serious :)
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"Let thy food be thy medicine, and let thy medicine be thy food." Hippocrates, 460-377 BC
"Absence of proof is not proof of absence"
Chlorpheniramine for allergic reaction, peroxide for minor cuts/scrapes, zymox topical for hot spots and other skin issue, enzyme/probiotic supplement for digestive issues and I also had a basic first aid kit with bandages, etc that I take on hikes.
It's his first aid kit I take with me when we go on vacation (in small bottles of course):
Chlorhexadine solution
Hydrogen Peroxide
Isopropyl Alcohol
gauze
tweezers, scissors, clippers, exam gloves
Phazyme tabs
Cephalexine capsules
Tramadol tablets
Buffered aspirin
Lubricating jelly
animax ointment
Benadryl tablets
epi pen
rectal thermometer
tourniquet
syringes of all sorts
Last edited by malluver1005; 08-07-2011 at 05:06 PM.
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The "L" was dropped in "supply." Try:
Cal Vet Supply - your source for Antibiotics, Frontline, Syringes and Veterinary Supplies
The only thing I have to add is Gas-X. If you catch your dog in the first stages of bloat, it will buy a little time while rushing to the vet.
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