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Pet First-Aid Kits
Pet first-aid kits are essential to have not only while at home with your pet, but also while traveling. It is important to know how to use the items in the pet-first aid kit, so in the event your pet becomes sick or injured, you can respond with confidence. Check out our dog first-aid kits, cat first-aid kits, bird first-aid kits and ferret first-aid kits. They even come with an emergency contact card to keep your vet's information handy. Pet first-aid kits are ideal to keep in your car, truck, RV or in your pet's travel bag. Dog first-aid its, cat first-aid kits, bird first-aid kits and ferret first-aid kits make great gifts for the special pet people you know.
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Q. I noticed today that my cat had a film (I believe it is the inner eyelid, only she's not blinking it back like they normally do) over her eyes just like her two deceased sisters had before they died. But I can't really describe that film over her eyes, it's only part way. But it grows to the point where they cross the road at the wrong time or they don't see a predator at night. There is no redness or white, everything is its normal colour. What's going on and how can I help her? -- Christine M., Innisfail, AB Canada
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Q. I currently live in Houston, Texas, but I have a dog, in Uganda, I've been told multiple times that i can not bring it to the United States, because it is from Africa but i would like to try. My dog is a matlese terrier about 5kg & 9 years old. I was thinking of using KLM because they allow dogs under 6kg in the cabin. He has rabbies vaccinations every year. Would you know what the requirements are for the usa and what other requirements there are that i might miss. Thank you sooo much in advance. -- Mona Lisa S., Houston, TX
