The everyday pet first aid kit that fits between travel-light and full-home coverage. This 19-piece Basic Pet First Aid Kit packs a tick remover, saline solution, and three sizes of cohesive bandage into a compact neon-orange soft case — easy to spot in a glovebox, backpack, or kitchen drawer when something goes wrong.
Sized to clip onto a backpack, belt, leash bag, or gear pack. Bright colour makes the kit easy to find in a hurry. Organised interior keeps supplies clean, dry, and quick to access.
When you'll be glad you have this kit
- Cuts, scrapes, and paw pad injuries on walks and at the park
- Removing ticks before they latch on too deep — the included tick remover does it cleanly
- Flushing dirt, debris, or eye irritation with saline solution
- Wound cleaning before getting to a vet
- Insect stings and minor allergic reactions during summer hikes
- Travel days, road trips, cottages, and camping
What's inside this 19-piece pet first aid kit
- 6 × Antiseptic towelettes
- 4 × Hand cleansing towelettes
- 2 × Bacitracin Zinc ointment packets
- 2 × Compressed dry towelettes
- 3 × Insect sting relief pads
- 4 × Gauze pads (4" x 4")
- 1 × Conform bandage (4" x 5 yd)
- 1 × Conform bandage (6" x 5 yd)
- 1 × Surgical adhesive tape
- 1 × Paramedic scissors
- 1 × Curved forceps / tweezers
- 2 × Pairs of examination gloves
- 1 × Cohesive bandage (1" x 5 yd)
- 1 × Cohesive bandage (2" x 5 yd)
- 1 × Cohesive bandage (3" x 5 yd)
- 2 × Abdominal/combine pads (5" x 9")
- 2 × Cotton tip applicators
- 1 × Saline solution
- 1 × Tick remover
Frequently asked questions about pet first aid kits
How is the Basic Kit different from the Small and Large Pet First Aid Kits?
The Small Kit (11 pieces) is built for walks and travel — it clips to a leash and covers cuts and stings. The Basic Kit (19 pieces) adds a tick remover, saline solution, and 3 sizes of cohesive bandage in a compact case — a great everyday-carry option. The Large Kit (25 pieces) is the comprehensive at-home and travel option with an emergency blanket, splint, and pet first aid manual. Many pet parents own the Basic for the car or hiking pack, plus the Large for home.
What is a tick remover and how do I use it?
A tick remover is a small plastic tool that slides under a tick at the skin and lifts it out cleanly — without leaving the head behind or squeezing the body (which can release more bacteria). Use it on dogs, cats, and humans. After removal, clean the area with antiseptic and watch for signs of infection.
Why is saline solution included in a pet first aid kit?
Saline solution is the safest way to flush wounds, eyes, and ears. It rinses away dirt, debris, and bacteria without stinging — unlike alcohol or hydrogen peroxide, which can damage tissue and slow healing.
Can this pet first aid kit be used for cats?
Yes — every item in this kit works for dogs, cats, rabbits, and other small pets. The bandage sizes (1", 2", 3") give you flexibility from cat paws to dog torsos.
Where should I keep this kit?
Best practice: keep the Basic Kit in your car or hiking backpack for travel days, and the Large Kit at home for everything else. The neon-orange case is easy to spot in a panic.
How long do supplies last?
Check the kit every 6 months. Antiseptic wipes and saline last 2–3 years if unopened. Gauze and bandages last indefinitely if kept dry. Replace any expired items promptly.
Where is this pet first aid kit made?
Distributed in Canada by First Aid Plus, a Canadian first aid specialist.
Need help knowing what to do in an emergency? Read our guide: Pet Safety at the Cottage, Cabin & Beach — Complete Canadian Guide. Want full at-home coverage? Pair this with our 25-Piece Large Pet First Aid Kit.
Distributed by Canadian first aid specialists First Aid Plus. Suitable for dogs, cats, and other small pets.