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The Equine First Aid Kit

Written by: David Sauter, DVM

May 27, 2026

Equine First Aid Kit. Photo ©NWHorseSource

A Well Equipped Kit Can Save the Day

Being prepared for emergencies is an important part of responsible horse ownership. Having a well-stocked equine first aid kit readily available can help horse owners respond more quickly and confidently during unexpected situations. From minor cuts and scrapes to more serious injuries, basic preparation and organization can make a tremendous difference while waiting for veterinary assistance.

Equine First Aid Kit. Photo ©NWHorseSource

Key Safety Reminders

☐ Keep equine first aid supplies in an easy-to-access location
☐ Regularly check expiration dates on medications and supplies
☐ Include emergency contact numbers inside the kit
☐ Carry a basic first aid kit during travel and events
☐ Restock supplies immediately after use

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David Sauter, DVM

Dave Sauter is a Minnesota native and graduated from the University of Minnesota in 1987. Following graduation he interned at Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky. After this internship, he continued to work exclusively with horses for another five years in Kentucky before moving out West and joining Kulshan Veterinary Hospital in Lynden, WA. He is a member of the AAEP, AVMA and the WSVMA. For more information about Kulshan Veterinary Hospital call 360-354-5095 or email [email protected]. www.KulshanVet.com

Please visit http://kulshanvet.com to learn more about David Sauter, DVM