What do you keep in your dual purpose chicken First-Aid kit?

[Wyorp Rock]

And as for the antibiotics, I'm not TOO worried about that. I tend to never have any one hand, but I've already kinda talked ot my vet about the chickens. She doesn't really "see" chickens, but she said she could easily get me a prescription if it's really needed without an official appointment so long as it's something I can just sign a waver for (like antibiotics) me to administer it myself.

This is great if you have a vet willing to work with you.

 

[ColoradoChicken89]

This is great if you have a vet willing to work with you.

Yeah, they are amazing. They've seen all of my pets like dogs and cats for almost all my life. We live pretty rural, and so they have helped with random things too like my pet skunk LOL. Hence why they already have waivers written up for a lot of random things. lol.

We do have one more farm vet that specalizes in more like cattle/goats/sheep etc, and I hear he is amazing, but he's much more expensive than I would want to spend for some chickens (like $500 minimums to even stop by).

 

[BDutch]

Nothing. I dont have a special AID kit for chickens. Only a human one.
If I would need something from the drugstore, I can buy it the shop within 14 hours max.

Special medicines like antibiotics are only available through a vet. I have no urge to pay 150 € or more for a sick chicken without the guarantee it will help.