First Aid Kit

Antibiotic ointment for cuts
Antifungal spray for the control of ringworm
Anti-itch spray
Ammonia
Bandages: gauze and stretch bandages and small and large gauze pads
Bitter apple spray: keeps pups from licking wounds and chewing electrical cords
Cotton balls for application of ointments and fluids
Grease-cutting dishwashing detergent for cleaning wounds.
Hydrogen peroxide (3%): the most versatile and valuable item in your first-aid kit.
Iodine for wounds
Latex gloves
Saline solution to wipe eyes
Sterile eye ointment
Styptic powder to control bleeding
Syringe for flushing wounds
Small nail scissors
Tweezers
Muzzle- an injured dog may bite.
Emergency Veterinarian phone number
National Animal Poison Control Center: (900) 680-0000 or (800) 548-2423 24hours a day. There is a $45 charge for each call. When you do call, have the following information ready: your puppy’s age, weight, sex, breed, and dog’s condition (also what you think it has swallowed and the symptoms it is displaying).