All the necessary first aid products in 1 place. Scenario: Your dog just tried jumping a 5 foot chain link fence only to come up a little short, tearing open his belly, and comes running back to you. You could run to the local pharmacy for bandages but likely won't find anything bigger than 3 inch x 3 inch. Or, you could grab your Trauma Kit, which contains everything you need to patch your dog up and get him safely to the vet.

• Sterile Trauma Dressing 12 Inch x 30 Inch — For large wound coverage.
• Sterile Wound Dressing Non-Adherent Pad 3 Inch x 8 Inch — Plus Povidone-Iodine ointment.
• Gauze Sponge Pads 4 Inch x 4 Inch — Plus 2 rolls of conforming stretch gauze.
• Safe-Wrap Self-Adherent Compression Bandage 4 Inch x 5 Yards — Plus conforming lightweight easy-tear stretch tape, 4 inch x 5 yards.

Why standard pharmacy bandages often fall short for dog injuries

Most pharmacy bandages top out around 3 inch x 3 inch, which isn't enough for a larger wound on a dog's body. A dedicated trauma kit includes appropriately sized dressings, like a 12 inch x 30 inch sterile trauma dressing, built for genuinely large injuries.

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