What should I have in a chicken First Aid Kit?

[ChickenShepherd_6116]

I have three hens and 6 pullets so I am thinking I should probably get a first aid kit prepared just in case anything happens. What do you guys put in your/what are the basics that should be in mine? They don't free range so hopefully I wont need much, but better to be safe, just in case. I am in North ID so the weather here is mild compared to some other places. The summer is in the 90s and the winter is in the mid 20s. Spring is crazy; raining, sunny, windy, you never know what's coming. Is there anything I should have in case of a dog attack? I have a dog who has killed 2 chickens because they got out of their run (run is secure now).
In case it affects what I should have, here are my breeds (no roos): ISA Brown(5yo), Buff Orpington(3yo), Ameraucana(2yo), Black Australorp(6wks), Lavender Orpington(6wks), Dark Brahma(6wks), Cuckoo Maran(6wks), Olive Egger(6wks), Blue Laced Gold Wyandotte(6wks).

 

[EdgeC]

fishmox/aquamox... (antibiotic you can put in their water). Getting hard to get now.

 

[ChickenShepherd_6116]

fishmox/aquamox... (antibiotic you can put in their water). Getting hard to get now.

When would I have to use this? Is this used after a stressful event, or is it just used all the time to keep them healthy?

 

[Sic]

https://www.backyardchickens.com/ar...essential-supplies-and-how-to-use-them.64830/

There are also threads on first aid kits for chickens. Use the search function.

 

[EdgeC]

When would I have to use this? Is this used after a stressful event, or is it just used all the time to keep them healthy?

If I have to explain this, then its best for you seek advice from a doctor.