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Is Your Horse First Aid Kit
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“The one time you reach for your first aid kit in a genuine emergency is not the moment to discover something is missing. I have been there — hands shaking, horse in pain, and the one thing I needed either wasn’t there or had expired. After that day, I sat down and wrote out every single thing that should be in a properly stocked equine first aid kit, and why. This checklist is the result of that — and forty-five years of keeping horses safe.”
— Jenni · 4theloveof-horses.com · 45+ years equestrian experience · 25+ years breeding warmbloodsHere’s a Peek Inside the Checklist
This isn’t just a list — it’s a complete 5-page guide you’ll print, laminate and keep on your stable wall.
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What’s Inside Your Free Checklist
🩹 Wound Care Essentials
- Saline & antiseptic supplies
- Bandaging materials — full list
- Non-stick dressings explained
- Wound gels & treatments
- What NEVER to use on wounds
- Bandaging layer-order reminder
🩺 Vital Signs Reference Card
- Thermometer & stethoscope
- Normal ranges at a glance
- Temperature, heart rate, respiration
- Capillary refill & gum colour
- Your horse’s baseline — fill in now
- When to call the vet — immediately
🫙 Medication & Hoof Care
- Vet-prescribed medications guide
- Poultice & abscess treatment
- Hoof boot — why to size it now
- Epsom salts protocol
- Hoof abscess first response guide
- Farrier emergency contact
🔦 Tools, Restock & Contacts
- 12 tools most owners forget
- Quarterly restock checklist
- Emergency contacts template
- Nearest equine hospital fields
- When to call the vet about a wound
- Designed to laminate & display
“I thought I had a decent first aid kit until I went through this checklist. I was missing the vital signs equipment entirely and had hydrogen peroxide in there which apparently I should never have used! This is now laminated and on my stable wall.”
— Horse owner, warmblood enthusiast
