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owning or caring for a horse/pony should have a well equipped
First Aid Cupboard stocked in case of a problem, but most
importantly you should keep your vet's telephone number available.
The following are items you should have in your medicine cupboard
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Cotton Wool, 3 rolls x350g hospital
size |
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Epsom salts, 5kg/10lb |
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Antiseptic concentrate, 500ml |
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Table salt, 0.5kg |
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Gamgee, 3 rolls x 500g/1lb x 40cm |
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3 litre/6 pint enamel bowl |
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Bandages - conforming, 10 x 10 x 4metre |
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Self-adhesive, 10 x 10cm x 4m |
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Hydrogen Peroxide, 20 vols 200ml |
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Lead Lotion, 380ml |
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Epsom salts and Glycerine paste |
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Instruction sheet |
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Address book, vets phone numbers etc |
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Scissors |
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Thermometre |
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Zinc Oxide tape, 3 X 5cm X 3metres
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"instant" cold pack. You can
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Hand-Sized towel |
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Wound Dressing Pad, 10 X 10cm X 10cm
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To
buy 'Functional Anatomy' or one of over 40 titles in the Threshold
Picture Guides series, priced at only £4.95 including
delivery
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