mydaddysjag
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We're getting a new trailer, which means I'll be putting together a first aid kit for it. Its been a few years since I put one together, so who dont you tell me whats in yours, so I dont forget anything.
Whats in your trailer emergency first aid kit
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mydaddysjag
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Does no one carry a first aid kit with them in their trailer?
Jill
Aspiring Cowgirl
Going off the top of my head...
Vet Wrap
Banamine
Wound Spray
Sedative
Extra Halters
Extra Leeds
Cell Phone (not in the trailer, but always with me when we go)
Depending on state laws, you may need current coggins to travel even within your state. If you get pulled over here, it is my understanding the police may ask for that documentation.
Enjoy your trailer!!! Congratulations!!!
Vet Wrap
Banamine
Wound Spray
Sedative
Extra Halters
Extra Leeds
Cell Phone (not in the trailer, but always with me when we go)
Depending on state laws, you may need current coggins to travel even within your state. If you get pulled over here, it is my understanding the police may ask for that documentation.
Enjoy your trailer!!! Congratulations!!!
Becky
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As far as the horses go, I just keep an extra halter and lead.
For the trailer, I do keep supplies. A lug wrench, wheel chocks, a jack and a trailer aid like this one.
For the trailer, I do keep supplies. A lug wrench, wheel chocks, a jack and a trailer aid like this one.
Jill
Aspiring Cowgirl
Yes yes yes!!! Those are musts!!!As far as the horses go, I just keep an extra halter and lead.
For the trailer, I do keep supplies. A lug wrench, wheel chocks, a jack and a trailer aid like this one.
Becky
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Yes, they are! I've had the pleasure? of having to use mine twice returning from shows when I've had blow outs on the trailer. What an easier job it made of changing a flat with a full load of equipment and horses! Even the wrecker driver that came to my rescue with the second blow out was amazed! Needless to say, the tires were replaced and I hope I don't have to use it again, but sure glad I have it if it's ever needed again!
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Well, I'm too old to change a tire, so I carry a couple of cans of Fix A Flat to use in case I get caught with a low tire. Will work until I get to a place that can help me.
I also carry
a huge flashlight
tool kit (like I can fix something??? but maybe if I have the tools someone else can)
duct tape
extra ropes and halters
First aid medical kit (already mentioned)
extra buckets
trash bags
towels
camera
I also carry
a huge flashlight
tool kit (like I can fix something??? but maybe if I have the tools someone else can)
duct tape
extra ropes and halters
First aid medical kit (already mentioned)
extra buckets
trash bags
towels
camera
bevann
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In addition to items already mentioned
pint of mineral oil&dose syring
electrolyte paste
scissors
thermometer
stethoscope
sanitary pads(make great bandages)
Mini twitch(from hardware store)
I am also planning to get a tube from my vet for emergencies.Had an instance last year where vet didn't have a tube small enough to go down a Mini.
I might think of more things later. I use a white 5 gallon bucket and put a big red cross on it.It stays packed and when the horses go in the trailer the bucket goes.
pint of mineral oil&dose syring
electrolyte paste
scissors
thermometer
stethoscope
sanitary pads(make great bandages)
Mini twitch(from hardware store)
I am also planning to get a tube from my vet for emergencies.Had an instance last year where vet didn't have a tube small enough to go down a Mini.
I might think of more things later. I use a white 5 gallon bucket and put a big red cross on it.It stays packed and when the horses go in the trailer the bucket goes.
