First aid kit, and nedicines

[CuriousQueen]

I need to start planning a first aid kit for my future feather babies. What is in your stash?
What medicines do you keep on hand?
Thanks for the tips in advance

 

[Lauren Kim]

Medicated chick feed? Also a specific chick poop towel that I use.

 

[CuriousQueen]

Sorry for the typo in the header.
I mean, what kind of medications do you keep on hand in case of illness or injury?

 

[luckyplucky]

I keep my chicken first aid kit in a Rubbermaid lidded bin. It currently contains:
VetRx
Blue-Kote
Vetericyn+
Kwik Stop Styptic powder
Pick-no-more cover up lotion
1 ml/CC disposable syringes (no needle)
CORID/Amprolium
Poultry Nutri-Drench
Rooster Booster Poultry Booster
Rooster Booster Vitamins & Electrolytes with Lacto Bacillus
clip on chicken blinders

At some point I will add bandages/gauze and other "physical" first aid items, but I haven't needed them yet or if I did I probably took them from our family's "human" first aid kit

 

[luckyplucky]

Sorry for the blurriness, but here is a list for a starter first aid kit. It's actually from my kids' book (A Kid's Guide to Keeping Chickens) LOL, but still, I like it! I actually would like to update my bin now! Haha.

 

[CuriousQueen]

Thanks lucky. I appreciate the list and photo. The blurriness was no problem. it is very legible.

 

[BantyChooks]

This is what I've collected over the years. Some of it is more useful for other livestock, though.
Stethoscope
Nutridrench
Clear iodine
Betadine
Aspirin
Saline packets
Save a chick electrolytes
Save a chick probiotics
Waxelene (for scaly leg mites)
Q tips/cotton balls
Bandage tape
Triple antibiotic ointment
Preparation H, for prolapsed vents
Styptic powder
Vetericyn
Gauze pads
Vetwrap (a must have)
Syringes in different sizes
Amoxicillin
Corid
Worming meds
Pipe cutters... for when the rest is not enough.