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Dr. James Hamilton, DVM, coauthored Equine Emergencies on the Road with Neva Scheve and recommends the following items for your trailering emergency kit.
Further Reading
Horse Trailering Emergency
First Aid Kits for Horses and Riders
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You mention tool kit. As a woman, what types of tools are you sugesting to be put in this kit? Pipe wrenches, Hand Saw? A more detailed list would be much more helpful than just "tool kit".
This is GREAT!!!! It would also be nice to have a first aid kit check list as well. I have a portable tool kit that I made into a first aid kit and I would love to hear what are the best things to have in it.
With the advent on one fan belt. Make sure you have the proper socket/breaker bar to get you going again. AAA is great, but they sometimes take a couple of hours to respond. That's a long time with horses ina trailer.
This is great but why would you need kitty litter or sand??? and a first aid check list (horses and human) would be great too!
You would need kitty litter or sand in snow just in cause if the roads are ice/ slippery. It helps if u get stuck.
I will need a tack trunk to keep all this in!