This list includes first aid kit items you should have in case your Siberian Husky needs medical attention. Keep your Husky's first aid kit in a travel case for easy storage and portability (for vacations, doggy play dates, etc.).
Ace bandage
Activated charcoal
Adhesive tape and gauze
Alcohol prep pads
Antibiotic ointment
Benadryl antihistamine (1 to 2 milligrams per pound, every 8 hours)
Buffered aspirin (5 milligrams per pound every 12 hours)
Cold pack
Cotton balls
Ear and oral syringe
Epsom salts
Eyewash
Gauze sponges
Hydrogen peroxide (to induce vomiting; 1 to 3 teaspoons every 10 minutes until the dog vomits)
Imodium A-D (1 milligram per 15 pounds, once or twice daily)
Kaopectate (1 milliliter per 1 pound every 2 hours)
Magnifying glass
Milk of magnesia, antacid and laxative
Mineral oil, laxative (5 to 30 milliliters per day)
Pepto-Bismol, anti-diarrheal (1 teaspoon per 5 pounds, every 6 hours) or tablets
Providone-iodine ointment
Rectal thermometer (specifically made for canine use)
Rubbing alcohol
Safety pins
Soft cloth muzzle
Scissors (small blunt-end type)
Splints
Tweezers or hemostat
Vaseline
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