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I highly recommend embracepetinsurance.com a lot of the other companies only pay up to $2,500 per incident which doesn't get you very far if something serious happens
anne
Thanks I just decided on VPI 10 minutes ago. lol Off to research this new company.
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Benadryl. You don't want an allergic reaction to cut off his air supply. Just put the recommended amount in a plastic bag so you don't have to figure out how much to give if the time comes. Then, put some extras in another bag if you are so far out that you can't get to a vet in a timely manner.
didn't even think of that! What's a safe dosage?
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This is all in a little bag 9 x 7 inches!
I bought it from GEM and we keep it with us at all times.
what is GEM? I just bought a bunch of stuff last night on a online medical supply site. I think the rest of my kit can be gotten at the $ store. peroxide, water, etc. I plan to get 2 little tool boxes at Big Lots, one for the car and one for the house.
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Thanks for the advice everyone! I'm still waffling about the idea, we do have $ in the bank for emergencies, but probably wouldn't be able to afford an unexpected 10-15k surgery! decisions decisions....
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What should my canine first aid kit have? I was thinking some nolvasan scrub, waterproof butterfly type bandages for ears and such, vet wrap, gauze, etc. I just came back from Petsmart, they are completely useless. I spend 30 minutes looking at all the bottles in the dog section, finally asked someone and the only thing they had was a 1/3 of a roll of vetwrap priced at $3.99. I can get a whole roll for $1.99 at a tack shop. I guess I'll be ordering products from online and paying shipping. I just want to make sure I have everything to cover minor injuries that don't require vet care.
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if you were using vetwrap, it's really easy to wrap too tight. Hope everything turns out well.
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And then there is me - who worked up your adoption application.
No way! LOL I talked to you on the phone. Planning on driving down to the farm on 10/4 to see if we can find a compatible pup. We are both so excited, we can hardly wait. Poor cats have no clue they will soon have to share their 'space' I was given this forum address by the same friend who suggest I look into getting a greyhound. She mainly just reads, can't post here because her email address isn't accepted. I had to use my work email. This place seems to be a wealth of info.
Can't wait to see pics when you get your grey.You guys may be sorry you requested pictures. I tend to be a little picture crazy
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Now, though, my vet has suggested we look into a newer program from Purina, which she heard about at a conference (she also has ten+ dogs). I haven't had a chance to do any research on it yet, but I guess the website is www.purinacare.com
Thanks! I'll check it out.
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He is so CUTE! welcome!
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Hi & Congrats! I am from Felton, DE and a Greyt Expectations volunteer!
Jessica
I never imagined I would find someone from the very same adoption program! I guess this forum is bigger than I thought, or it's just a small world. Everyone there has been so nice so far. I've have never done anything with an adoption agency before. Previously our pets have always been strays that have wandered into our lives at the right moment. I was worried because I've always heard horror stories about how rescues make you jump through hoops, etc. Everyone has been so helpful and down to earth. I'm currently waiting for a call from the mysterious 'Dog Matcher' but several people have mentioned that the new dogs are coming in on Saturday. I'm not sure if I can make it down there on Saturday AM since I live 3hrs and 30 mins away. I'm trying to get a friend to pick up stuff at a Church for me at 10am, so I don't have to be in town. Do you know if all the dogs usually get adopted right away?
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Congratulations! I hope you find the perfect pupper!!
Welcome from Florida!
*waving* right back at ya!
Not local...but welcome from South Carolina!Thanks. Your pups are so cute!
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I am not local, but congratulations on the approval! I hope you find one this weekend!
Thanks! I hope we can find the right one this weekend too! The waiting is killing us. LOL
Congrats! And welcome to GreyTalk from MaineThanks. Beautiful Sig.
Congratulations and Hi from Arizona! Can't wait to see photos!Arizona! I am jealous of your weather. Thanks for the warm welcome
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I would say the best thing to do is do a search on this site for pet insurance. Lots of people ask and there are lots of answer.
Personally, I have it. And VPI probably wishes I didn't. Onyx just starting being a profit for them. She's 13.
Pearl....they probably hate that name by now. She has heart disease and hypertension. She has maxed out for 3 yrs i a row.
Is VPI the best choice out there? They seem pricey. Honesty insurance confuses me! lol It takes a large effort to sit down and search through all the details of every company
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My husband and I just got our application approved with http://www.greytexpectations.org/
And are waiting for them to get a new batch of pups in this Saturday. Hopefully we will be able to find our perfect match! We are located in Wilmington DE. Anyone else nearby? Greyhounds are a new breed to us so we are learning lots.
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I'm looking to adopt my first greyhound (just got our app approved) and am wondering about pet insurance. Does anyone have it? If so how does it work? How much does it cost? is it worth it? Thanks for any information!
First Aid Kit?
in Health and Medical discussion
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okay so here is a list that I made per everyone's suggestions
Thermometer
Vet wrap *bought at http://www.countrysupply.com for 99 cents a roll
Kerlix gauze roll
Adaptic non adhering dressing
Benadine scrub
Syringe
Gauze pads
** All above I found cheap at http://www.allegromedical.com/index.html
Peroxide
Squirt bottle
Cotton Balls
Q-tips
Sanitary pads
Gloves
Tiny Flashlight
Hand sanitizer
Kid socks for paw injuries
Water bottle
Small bag of pup treats
Extra lead
Strip of cloth for emergency muzzle
Poop bags
Triple antibiotic
Emergency survival blanket
Ace bandage
Scissors
Instant cold pack
Benadryl
Medical tape
Eye wash
phew! Now just to cram all of this into a teeny tiny tool box. One for the house and one for the car. Thanks for all the help!