Chicken first aid kit- what do I need?

[Docdetective]

Hi all. I rescued a chicken back in August and am getting another one next week. This is my first time owning chickens. I’ve researched a lot (and dealt with far too much with one chicken so far- flystrike, shock, broken beak, and parasites). The pullet is doing well now, but I want to be prepared for any future emergencies.
What should I include in my first aid kit?
What I currently have:
Eyedropper
Syringe
Betadine
Colloidal Silver(healed the broken beak like a charm for any doubters)
Electrolytes


Some of the things I’ve though of but I’m not sure I need are a feeding tube, Corid, wormer, scalpel(in case of bumblefoot) suturing thread, B vitamins, and vetwrap.

Please share your experience!

 

[CluckerFamily]

I always have vetericyn. I use it on the chickens and dogs if necessary. It heals a wound faster and soothes the skin.

 

[kcrandall]

Poultry Cell (multivitamin), Liquid B-12, Corid (for coccidiosis), chicken wormer, Tylan 50 (antibiotic that can be given orally or by injection), 1/4” 18 gauge needles (for antibiotic injections) and Neomycin (for open wounds),

 

[igorsMistress]

Here is an excellent resource with lots of suggestions
https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/suggestions-for-a-first-aid-kit-updated-8-01-2020.1150128/

 

[drinkoj]

And the other link for what to put in a kit.
https://www.backyardchickens.com/th...ons-treatments-should-i-keep-on-hand.1125827/