Essential First Aid-Old - My Horse Supplies

The Essential Guide to Dealing with
Your Equine Emergency

“This book written by Debbie Summerhayes is an
invaluable resource for any horse owner and
should be kept in their Equine First Aid Kit.”
Glenys Cox – Director – Online Horse College

The Essential First Aid Handbook will allow you to confidently assess and
treat around 90% of the common injuries your horse will get.

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What Do You Get?

First Aid Kit
What Do You Need?

Where to Shop
Where To Get Supplies?

Assessment
What To Check First

Help Needed
When To Call The Vet

Do You Know How Best To Assess And Treat Your Horses Wounds?

When Can You Treat A Wound Yourself Or Should You Get The Vet Involved?

Does Queensland Itch Drive You And Your Horse Mad?

Are You Worried About Slow Healing Wounds That Have Constant Proud Flesh And May Leave Permanent Scars?

Do You Wish You Knew How To Put Bandages On That Will Stay On?

Are You Sick Of Getting Swamped With Suggestions For Treating Your Horse And Spending Heaps On A Bunch Of Different Wound Treatment Options That You Don’t Really Know How Or When To Use?

What If There Was A Simple Process For Treating Wounds That Was Easy To Apply, Painless, Healed Quickly And Cleanly, And Needed The Least Amount Of Dressing Changes?

Learn Simple Options To Protect Your Horse Against The Allergy Reactions That Cause Queensland Itch. Use Both External And Internal Approaches For Maximum Effect.

Use An Ointment That Doesn’t Cause Pain, So Your Horse Isn’t Trying To Kick Your Head Off When You Change The Dressings.

Reduce Scarring To The Minimum By Stopping Proud Flesh From Growing So Wounds Heal With Minimum Setbacks.

Save Yourself Money, And Your Vet Frustration, By Having The Right Information Available When You Need To Call Them For Help.

What Does the Essential First Aid Handbook Cover?

Quarter Tears

Leg Wounds

Queensland Itch

Fence Cuts

Seedy Toe

Bites

Sole Punctures

Bandaging

Don’t Wait Any Longer To Get Your Horse Owners Handbook

Simple, Easy to Follow Guide for What You Can Do Yourself for 90% of Your Precious Horse’s Injuries.

Every horse owner will have a horse with an injury at some stage.
There’s not always someone around who has the training to advise what to do.
The vet has a heap of questions that you weren’t expecting, or know the answer to.
Knowing what to do when that happens can significantly reduce the amount of stress for both you and your horse.
It can also make the Vet’s visit a lot less stressful, and cheaper.