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So, what type of box to use? My pet humans had decided that a good sized fishing tackle box did the trick nicely. You could pick one up in the sporting goods section of any department store. It doesn't have to be too expensive, just big enough to hold all of your first aid items. Because of the many slots the tackle box had, it was an easy way to organize some of the items. I will admit my pet humans did have to make some modifications to the compartments but it wasn't anything that could not be overcome. Please remember to
check the expiration dates of any of the ointments or treatments you
have for your rabbit friend every so often, replacing the
items if needed a fresh supply. The last thing you want to do
is to be stuck with an expired ointment or disinfecting wash in an
emergency!
The above is just
what my first aid kit looks like. The one that you equip for your
bunny could vary | |||||||||||||||||
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| A good sized fishing tackle box could be an option for your rabbit friend's first aid kit. | |||||||||||||||||
| Always keep you rabbit's first aid kit stocked with fresh ointments and treatments. Keep an eye on the expiration dates, and replace any expired items with fresh ones. | |||||||||||||||||
| If you equip your first aid kit with a scalpel, do not use it unless directed to by your rabbit's veterinarian! Unless you know what you are doing you could do more harm to your rabbit than good! | |||||||||||||||||
| Always keep the phone number or business cards of your rabbits primary and secondary veterinarian taped to the inside lid of your rabbit's first aid kit. Also the phone number of any emergency 24 hour clinic. If you need to call them quickly, the phone numbers will be right there for your use.. | |||||||||||||||||
Cotton
Swabs