Compact, veterinary-designed, and built for handlers who spend serious time in the field. The Mini Dog First Aid Kit is the grab-and-go version of The Dog First Aid Co.'s premium kit — 24 medical-grade pieces packed into a water-resistant case that clips to your belt, lead, or rucksack. Perfect for professional dog walkers, working-dog handlers, and active pet owners who need to be ready to manage cuts, grazes, and stings anywhere.
Why we stock it
Curated by a Registered Veterinary Nurse — every item earns its place. No filler, no overlap with equipment you'll never use. Every kit ships with free access to the "Master Your Dog First Aid Kit" online mini-course, plus an exclusive 10% discount code for the full CPD-accredited Dog First Aid & CPR online course.
What's in the kit (24 pieces)
- 1 × First Aid Bag (16.5 × 8 × 8 cm, water-resistant, with attachment strap)
- 1 × Sterile Dressing Pad (5 × 5 cm)
- 1 × Sterile Dressing Pad (7.5 × 7.5 cm)
- 5 × Sterile Gauze Swabs (7.5 cm)
- 1 × Padding Bandage (7.5 cm)
- 1 × Conforming Bandage (7.5 cm)
- 1 × Cohesive Bandage (7.5 cm)
- 3 × Saline Eye/Wound Wash Pods (20 ml)
- 2 × Alcohol Wipes
- 2 × Sterile Saline Wipes
- 1 × Pair Vinyl Gloves
- 1 × Micropore Tape (2.5 cm)
- 1 × Dressing Scissors (15 cm)
- 1 × Plastic Forceps (13 cm)
- 1 × Emergency Whistle
- 1 × Disposable Tourniquet
Training included
Every kit includes free access to Master Your Dog First Aid Kit — an online mini-course from The Dog First Aid Co., taught by a Registered Veterinary Nurse, showing you how to use each item safely and effectively. You'll also receive a 10% discount code for their full CPD-accredited Dog First Aid & CPR online course, delivered with your order confirmation.
Attachment note
The strap uses a popper fastening — secure for everyday use. For hiking, working, or high-motion activities we recommend adding a carabiner clip through the handle for extra security.
Safety notice
This kit supports emergency preparedness and immediate first aid care. It is not a substitute for professional veterinary diagnosis, treatment, or advice. Always seek veterinary attention as soon as possible if your dog is injured or unwell. Completing a reputable dog first aid course is strongly recommended.
