
Why every cat owner needs a pet first aid kit
Your cat's first line of defence
Every sale directly supports
The Royal Flying Doctor Service
When you purchase our Cat First Aid Kit, you’re not only protecting your furry friend—you’re also supporting the Royal Flying Doctor Service, a vital lifeline for people in Australia’s regional, rural and remote areas.
The Royal Flying Doctor Service has been a trusted symbol of care for over 80 years, beginning with their outback medical chests.
Our goal is simple: to help cat owners feel prepared and confident, whether their feline friend is exploring the backyard, roaming the neighborhood, or simply getting into mischief at home.

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What's included?
Tick removal tool
Safely and easily remove pesky ticks with the included tick removal tool, specially designed to minimise discomfort and reduce the risk of infection.
Perfect for tackling one of Australia’s most common outdoor threats to your furry friend.

Snake bite indicator bandage
Be ready for one of Australia’s most dangerous threats with a specially designed snake bite bandage.
Featuring a unique tension indicator, the stitched rectangle turns into a square when the bandage is applied with the correct pressure, ensuring you can perform the Pressure Immobilisation Technique (PIT) effectively to slow venom spread and protect your pup.

Full contents list:
- 3x Cohesive bandage (7.5cm x 4.5m)
- 1x Cohesive bandage (5cm x 4.5m)
- 1x Conforming heavyweight bandage (5cm x 4m)
- 4x Eye wash liquid ampoule (15ml)
- 1x Instant ice pack (80g)
- 2x Large nitrile powder-free gloves (pair)
- 1x Non-adherent dressing (5cm x 5cm)
- 1x Non-adherent dressing (10cm x 7.5cm)
- 1x Plastic forceps (10.7cm)
- 1x Plastic tick twister
- 1x Snake bite indicator bandage (10cm x 4.5m)
- 1x Stainless steel scissors (13cm)
- 1x Sterile cotton balls (5 pack)
- 1x Thermal blanket (140cm x 210cm)
- 1x Wound dressing (No.13)

Sources
1: https://www.uq.edu.au/news/article/2024/09/uq-model-predicts-tick-cases-queensland-pets
2: https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/9578756/