The ultimate wilderness pet first aid kit!
A must-have for any adventurous pet owner who prioritizes their animal’s safety as well as their own. This comprehensive first aid kit ensures you and your pet are protected when in the wilderness, workplace or at home.
Inspired by the first aid kits provided in work trucks at remote forestry worksites, the Glovebox Kit is designed to withstand the rigours of backcountry adventures or a season in the bush. The first aid supplies are organized in injury-specific compartments and offer solutions to an array of potential injuries and illnesses.
Included: multifunctional cleaning solutions, ample bandaging, instruments, responder safety, wellness supplies and more! Over 100 items included, with room for the addition of extra items of your choosing. All products are high quality and are carefully selected with your beloved four-legged companion in mind.
Your pet’s safety is our priority – the Glovebox Kit provides the essential supplies needed to respond safely to an injured animal until qualified veterinarian help is accessed.
BARK Glovebox Kit Premium
Bandage Scissors
Moxa Hot pack
Non-adherent dressing
Hand sanitizer gel
BARK whistleNail
ClippersCold pack
Triangular bandage
Alcohol wipes
Pen + sharpie
Cotton tip applicators
Bubble wrap + elastics
Gauze pads
Lubricating jelly
Leash
Hemostats
Canned A/D food
Cotton roll
Saline
Notecards
Tongue depressor
Fortiflora Probiotics
Roller gauze
Dish soap
Glowstick
Rectal thermometer
Freeze-dried salmon treats
Vetrap
Chlorhexidine soap
High-visibility flagger
Penlight
Cloth tape
Chlorhexidine scrub brush
Garbage bag
Syringe
Microfiber towel
Epsom salt
Benadryl
Toothbrush
Bandaids
Pressure bandage
Baking soda
PAWZ bootie Rubber gloves
All-purpose flour
Manuka honey
Clif bar
Hydrogen Peroxide
It is recommended to add a muzzle to your first aid kit that have been properly fitted to your dog. Any dog had the potential to bite during stressful situations, or when in pain / fear. Muzzling ensures your safety. Do not muzzle dogs that are unconscious, repeatedly vomiting or that have sustained skull / jaw injuries. Do not leave a muzzled dog unattended.

