Pet Poisoning First Aid Kit
Create a DIY Pet Kit
Have an emergency first aid kit at home in case of a poisoning emergency. Keeping these items on hand will make it easier for you to work with the Pet Poison Helpline experts.
Hydrogen peroxide 3% (non-expired)
Liquid dishwashing detergent (such as Palmolive® or Dawn®)
Triple antibiotic ointment (such as Neosporin® without an added pain reliever ingredient)
Vitamin E oil or capsules
Diphenhydramine liquid or 25 mg tablets (such as Benadryl®), with no other combination ingredients or pain reliever
Ophthalmic saline solution or artificial tears, with no other combination ingredients
Can of tuna packed in water, chicken broth or some type of tasty canned pet food
Sweet electrolyte beverage (such as Gatorade®)
Corn syrup or maple syrup
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