First Aid Kit

[SageHill]

Probably one of the most important things to have I can think of is a well stocked first aid kit.
Accidents happen - some simple and some not so simple -- it's the "What do I do now?" scenario.
I know we've all got favorites - but there are holes in probably most of our "kits". The last minute
run to TSC to get _______ if they are open and if they have it.
So I thought I'd start a thread for everyone to chime in on what they have or think is an important item to have.

Without standing in the barn this is what I can think of that I've got:
Blu-Kote - both spray and dab on
Bactine
Corona
Wonder dust
Vet wrap
Prozap Screw Worm and Ear Tick Aerosol Livestock Wound Spray
Vetericyn

 

[Baymule]

Not only accidents, but regular maintenance too!

Arm length OB gloves
K-Y for lube
Nutri-Drench (for sheep)
Wormer
Halter and rope to tie them securely for doctoring them or trimming feet
Hoof trimmers
Spray bottle of Clorox water to spray feet after trimming
Drench gun
Roll of paper towels
Couple of clear plastic totes to keep all this stuff in.
Bucket with lid to carry what you need out to where you are going to work sheep.

Can get nice buckets at donut shops!

 

[MTKitty]

You must be psychic. I posted in the goat section this afternoon, asking for first aid kit basics before my goats arrive. This looks like a good start for me to consider.

 

[Baymule]

I have animal towels. Big bath towels, good for drying off newborns, and just about everything. Got to have animal towels!