Two Hours From The Vet Is The Wrong Time To Find Out
- Bandages, gauze and wrap sized for paws and legs
- Tick remover, tweezers and blunt-tip shears
- Hard zip case that lives under a seat until you need it
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Mon—Fri, 9—5 MTA hard-shell zip case holding:
- Wound care — adhesive bandages, gauze pads, self-adhesive wrap and alcohol prep pads.
- Tools — blunt-tip trauma shears, tweezers, a tick remover, safety pins and cotton swabs.
- A collapsible bowl with a carabiner on the outside of the case.
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In the car, permanently. The case is sized for a seat-back pocket, a door pocket or under a seat — which is the whole point. A kit in the kitchen drawer is no use on a trail.
It travels well in a pack for hikes and camping too.
- Check it twice a year and replace anything you have used.
- Keep it out of direct sun and extreme heat where you can.
- Wipe the case with a damp cloth.
First Aid, Not Treatment
First aid is what you do before the vet, not instead of the vet. Use this to stabilize and protect a wound on the way to proper care, and call your vet for anything beyond a minor scrape.
30-Day Risk-Free Guarantee
If the kit is not what you expected, send it back within 30 days for a full refund.
- Ships From: Our warehouse in Florida, USA.
- Order Processing: Packed and shipped within 24 hours of your order.
- Delivery Time: Typically 2–5 business days depending on your location.
- Tracking: A tracking number is emailed as soon as your order ships.
Cut pads happen a long way from home
A torn nail, a tick, a scrape off a rock. Small things, until you have nothing to treat them with.
Chosen for paws, pads and legs.
Find what you need one-handed.
Stows under a seat or in a door pocket.
A collapsible bowl clips to the outside.
Before you need it
A cut pad two hours from the vet
A torn nail, a tick behind an ear, a scrape off a rock. Small things — until there is nothing in the car to treat them with.
What is inside
Chosen For Paws, Pads And Legs
Bandages and self-adhesive wrap wide enough to go round a leg, gauze for a pad, blunt-tip shears for cutting near fur, and a tick remover that actually gets the head out. Everything in it is there because it fits a dog.
- Bandages, gauze and wrap sized for legs and paws
- Tick remover, tweezers and blunt-tip shears
- Collapsible bowl clips to the outside
On the trail
Findable One-Handed, While You Hold A Paw
The contents are laid out and held in place rather than loose in a pouch, so you can open it on your knee and get to what you need with the hand that is not holding the dog.
- Everything held in place, not loose
- Opens flat on your knee
- Works one-handed
Where it lives
A Seat-Back Pocket Until You Need It
The hard zip case is the size of a tablet, so it stows in a seat pocket or a door bin and stays there. A kit at home is a kit you do not have.
- Hard zip case — nothing crushes inside
- Fits a seat pocket or day pack
- Stays in the car between trips
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Against the kit in the glovebox
The human one is better than nothing. It is not sized for a dog.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got questions? We’ve got answers.
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Wound care — adhesive bandages, gauze, self-adhesive wrap and alcohol prep pads — plus blunt-tip trauma shears, tweezers, a tick remover, safety pins and cotton swabs, and a collapsible bowl clipped to the case.
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No. It is what you use before the vet, to clean and protect a wound on the way to proper care. Call your vet for anything more than a minor scrape.
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Compact — it is meant to live in a seat-back pocket, a door pocket or under a seat, and it fits in a day pack for hikes.
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The contents are chosen for dogs, but bandages, gauze and antiseptic wipes are bandages, gauze and antiseptic wipes. Keep a human kit as well for anything serious.
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You are covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee.