First Aid

Horse First Aid

Keep essential horse first aid supplies close to hand, with wound care, dressings, poultices and bandages for everyday yard emergencies.

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Having the right first aid products available can make it easier to respond quickly to minor cuts, grazes, knocks and hoof concerns. This category brings together practical horse first aid supplies for everyday yard care, helping you keep key items ready when you need them.

The range includes wound sprays, creams, powders, dressings, poultices and bandaging products. You’ll also find antiseptic and antibacterial options designed to help with cleaning or protecting minor wounds, along with products for hoof care and poulticing.

A well-stocked horse first aid kit should include the basics needed for cleaning, covering and supporting minor injuries until further advice is available. Products such as cohesive bandages, wound dressings and poultices can be useful to keep on hand, especially if your horse is turned out regularly or prone to small scrapes.

Always follow the instructions on the product you choose. If a wound is deep, bleeding heavily, near a joint or showing signs of infection, contact your vet as soon as possible.

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FAQs

What should be in a horse first aid kit?
A basic horse first aid kit often includes wound cleaning products, dressings, bandages, poultices and a thermometer. It’s also useful to keep your vet’s contact details easily available.
When should I call a vet for a horse wound?
Call your vet if a wound is deep, bleeding heavily, close to a joint, swollen, hot, painful or not healing as expected. You should also get advice if your horse is lame or seems unwell.
What are poultices used for in horses?
Poultices are commonly used as part of hoof and wound care routines. Always follow the product instructions and ask your vet or farrier for advice if you are unsure how to use one.