***OKIES in the BYC III ***

I would so love to have those hens!!!
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Wish it wasn't so far away from us...



Sure wish we could!!!
We will have to "road trip" there some time.
 
they can survive frost bite- if he loses toes etc- this is emily, she was given to me by a fellow bycer that rescued her, lost lower leg and toes on the other foot- i don't know what he did as far as treating it when he got her



 
Okay so I had mentioned before I keep a fairly extensive First Aid / Vet Kit at the house for treatment of my animals.. Several have asked me to post pictures, but I needed to get everything consolidated into the three drawer container I designated for the purpose only to find, I had to cram everything into it, so I am going to have to find something a bit bigger but I will post pictures of what I have and an inventory list to give everybody an idea of what I keep around for emergencies or general care of my animals.. Mind you these are all things I used and use on a regular bases..It has taken several years to build my kit up and am always adding things that I find I need... Labeling and organizing the kit is very important for a number of reasons. First to keep track of what I have, to make sure I know what needs to be replaced and so when an emergency comes up I know where everything is and what I have... This has been important because I have had more then one emergency where time was of the essences and minutes counted on saving one of my animals lives, especially since I live out in the middle of no-where with the closest vet 30 mins away..
I am sure everyone has different things they keep in their first aid kit and would like to know what I could add to my kit.. Blue kote is one thing I keep meaning to get but every time I go to the store to get it they are out and I do not have any herbal medicines in there. If anyone has any questions of what any of the things I have in the kit are used for please ask. Hope this helps
Here is the kit itself - Yes it is purple but was free...
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Top Drawer- Oral Meds, Emergency Foods & Supplements


Canned Cat Food (3 large & 1 small) See everything is crammed in there....
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FerretVita – Calorie supplement
Pedialite – 2 bottles
Powdered Electrolytes – ½ 3.5oz bag
Oral Mouth Spray
Granulated sugar – 10 oz.
Ox tetracycline – 1 -6.4 oz. bag
Kitten replacement milk – 4 0z
Peptobezmal – 10 tablets
Bacterim ointment – ½ oz. tube
Benadryl – 8 tablets
*Frontline – 16 doses
I.G. Regulator – Parasite control for home
Heart Gard – 6 doses
Triple Antibiotic Ointment – 2 tubes
Middle Drawer- Medical supplies and tools I keep most things in labeled baggies.


Bag 1 -Needles (various sizes0, waxed thread, tweezers
Bag 2 -Vet RX & pipette
Bag 3 -Pipettes (12), Syringes (6)
Bag 4 –Eye droppers (12) Medicine Eye Droppers (4), Syringes w/o needles (2)
Bag 5 –Measuring spoon, Dresser -tape measure
Bag 6 –Suction bulbs (3)
Peroxide (1 large bottle)
Rubbing Alcohol (1 large bottle & small bottle)
Saline Eye Wash (1 large bottle)
Colloidal Silver – 2oz.
Wazine – 16 oz.
Permethrin 10% - 16oz. w/ eye dropper
Lubricating Jelly – 4 oz.
Scissors
IV Needles – 6
Corona Ointment – 7 oz.
Bottom Drawer – Wound Care supplies


Bag 1- Plastic backed pads (4)
Bag 2- Gauze Pads (20 of various sizes)
Bag 3- Roll of toilet paper
Bag 4- Folded Paper Towels (15)
Bag 5- ½ Folded Paper Towels (15)
Bag 6- Q-tips (30)
Bag 7- Flash Lights (3)
Bag 8- Ace Bandages (4 rolls of various widths), Rolled Gauze (three rolls of various widths), Bandage Tape (2), paper bandage tape (2), Ace Bandage tape (1)
Bag 9- 4” Ace Bandage (2 yards)
 

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