Home Vet Kits for Horse Owners & Stables: Vet Kit by VSI

*	Convenient first aid kit contains most-needed items for minor horse injuries

*	Portable carrying case neatly holds first aid items to treat horse wounds

*	Laminated Care Card helps assess and care for your injured horse

Portable first aid kit means peace of mind whenever you're with your horses. Unexpected injuries may occur when you're traveling, riding, or showing your horse. The VSI Vet Kit includes the most recommended items needed to treat wounds and eye injuries in a convenient weatherproof travel case. Also includes laminated Care Card that provides valuable information for horse care and emergencies. Keep one in the stable, another in your vehicle, or even in your saddlebag to take along with you.

Kit Contents: Carrying case, first aid care card, 12" x 18" quilted leg wrap, hand wipe, 1 oz. tube antibiotic cream, 4" x 5 yd. roll stretch bandage, 4 oz. eye & skin wash, 4 oz. PVP iodine, 1" x 2-1/2 yds., adhesive tape, 1-pair latex gloves, bandage cutter, 4" x 6 yd. gauze bandage, and (2) 5" x 9" wound pads.

Please click on "More Information" for Information on the Vet Care Cards.

Always seek the advice of your veterinarian. Use the Vet Kit to help keep a problem from becoming an emergency.

The information on the Vet Care Card is recommended first aid techniques from published materials, owners, veterinarians, and other professionals in the horse field. You may wish to consult with your veterinarian before using this kit.

Serious First Aid For Your Horse:
This weatherproof travel kit includes the most recommended items you need to treat wounds and eye injury. Convenient snap-lock hard pack includes water-resistant Care Card that provides valuable information for horse care and emergencies. Fits under a car seat, in your saddlebag or anywhere that horses might need attention.

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