Preparing a Pet First Aid Kit 

DoveLewis Technician Jessica Waters-Miller, CVT reviews how to create a pet first aid kit for your hospital, your own pets, or clients.
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*First aid is not a substitute for veterinary care, but it could save your pet’s life or prevent further injury until you are able to see a veterinarian or critical care specialist.
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