Equine First Aid BENJAMIN R BUCHANAN, DVM BOARD CERTIFIED INTERNAL MEDICINE SPECIALIST BOARD CERTIFIED EMERGENCY AND CRITICAL CARE BRAZOS VALLEY EQUINE.

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Equine First Aid BENJAMIN R BUCHANAN, DVM BOARD CERTIFIED INTERNAL MEDICINE SPECIALIST BOARD CERTIFIED EMERGENCY AND CRITICAL CARE BRAZOS VALLEY EQUINE HOSPITAL

Objectives  Common Conditions  Lacerations  Eye problems  Colic  Overexertion  Lameness  First Aid Kit

Wounds

 Clean off debris  Stop the bleeding  Heavy towels and tape  Ice?  Water soluble ointment or non-occlusal dressing  Antibiotic ointment  Bandage

Emergency Kit  Heavy bandages  Vet Rap  Telfas  Tape  Gauze sponges  Gloves  Scissors  Silvadene or Antibiotic ointment  Flashlight or headlamp

Eye Problems

Emergency Kit  Eye wash / saline  Fluorescein stain strips  Non-steroid eye ointment  Neo-Poly-Bac  Gentocin  Atropine  Fly Mask

Colic  Exam  HR  RR  Temp  GI sounds

Colic  Treatments  Sedation  Pain medication  Anti-spasmodic  Decompression  Surgery  Walk or not?  Tralier ride?  Food?

Sedation  Alpha-2  Xylazine (Rompum), Detomidine (Dormosedan), Romifidine (Sedivet)  Analgesic  Ileus  Dangerous  Injectable  Oral

Sedation  Acepromazine  No real analgesia  Anti-anxiety  Injectable  Oral

Sedation  Opiods  Butrophanol  Morphine  Require DPS license or prescription to carry

NSAIDs  Flunixin meglumine (Banamine)  IV or Oral  Phenylbutazone (Bute)  IV or Oral  Firocoxib (Equioxx)  IV or Oral

Anti-Spasmodic

First Aid Kit  Banamine Paste  Dormosedan Paste  Buscopan injectable  Stethoscope  Thermometer

Overexertion  Heat exhaustion  Cool horse with water and scrapers  Take rectal temp  Heart rate and pulses  Tying up  Slowly walk horse  Pain medication  Kidney failure?

Emergency Kit  Stethoscope  Thermometer  Oral banamine paste  Electrolyte paste

Lameness  Foot abscess  Sprain  Fracture

Foot problem  Non weight bearing  Examine bottom of foot  Clean out foot  Swelling?  Pulses?  Heat?  Hoof Tester  Farrier or Vet

Upper limb  Swelling  Pain to palpation / bending  Needs radiographs

Lameness  Foot abscess – soak  Pain medication – Bute  Swelling – ice and wrap  Consider hydro  Need vet soon

Emergency Kit  Hoof pick  Bandage material  Magnesium Sulfate paste or Foot poultice

Horse and Rider Form  In Case Emergency  Permission / authorization for treatment  Financial limit?  Contact numbers

First Aid Kit  Thermometer  Stethoscope  Weight Tape  Wound Solution  Eye Antibiotic Ointment  Saline Solution  Wound antibiotic ointment  SWAT  Magnesium paste  Gauze Sponges  Towels  Duct Tape  Vet Rap  White tape  Non-stick pads  Diapers  Foot Poultice  Elastikon

First Aid Kit  Banamine paste  Dormosedan paste  Dexamethasone injectable  Buscopan injectable  Injectable sedative  Bute paste/powder  Alluminum spray  Fly repellant  Electrolyte paste  Water flavoring / Gatorade  Exam gloves  Twitch  Garden hose or similar short

First Aid Kit  Emergency numbers  Friend with trailer  Veterinarian  Insurance numbers  Authorization form  First Aid Book  Small syringes  Large syringes  Hoof knife  Multi-tool  Wire cutters  Bandage scissors  Halter  Lead rope  Light  Twitch

First Aid Kit  Put in large tote or plastic bin  Label it  Contents  Equine First Aid Kit  Will post to facebook and website   Facebook.com/brazosvalleyequinehospital