On-the-Go First Aid Pack

"Be Prepared, Wherever the Trail Leads!"

Don’t let unexpected accidents spoil your adventures! The Echo's Emergency Pet Care Set packs 61 medical supplies into a sturdy, portable EVA case, perfect for travel with your furry friend. From small cuts to insect bites, this kit helps you handle it all like a pro, so you can enjoy your adventures and make memories with peace of mind.

You know how it goes—one minute your dog is living their best life, racing through the woods or splashing in the lake, and the next, they’ve got a scratch, scrape, or worse… an unexpected tangle with a thorn bush. Enter the Echo's On-the-Go First Aid Pack, the ultimate pet emergency kit for outdoor-loving pups!

This 61-piece portable kit has everything you need to handle minor pet emergencies on the go, from bandages and antiseptic wipes to tweezers and tick removers. Housed in a tough, waterproof EVA case, it’s designed to fit easily into your backpack, car, or even your back pocket (well, almost). Whether you’re hiking, camping, or just heading to the park, you’ll feel like a prepared pet parent superhero with this kit by your side!

Why You'll Love It:

• Portable and Lightweight: Fits anywhere so you can be the prepared one while everyone else is wondering what to do.
• 61 Essential Supplies: Packed with all the first aid must-haves to treat minor scrapes, cuts, and those annoying ticks your dog just had to find.
• Durable EVA Case: Waterproof and weather-resistant, because nature doesn’t care about staying dry!
• Perfect for Travel: Take it along on camping trips, beach days, or even just for peace of mind on your daily walks. You never know when adventure might get a little too wild!

Perfect For:

• Outdoor Adventures: From hiking to camping to fishing, this pack is your pet’s best safety net.
• Everyday Use: Keep one in the car or by the door so you’re always ready for whatever “oops” moments come your way.

Pro Training Tip:

Always carry your first aid pack on hikes or walks and use it as a chance to practice “stay” commands. If your pet gets a minor injury, a solid “stay” will keep them calm while you treat the wound. It’s a win-win—safety first, training bonus second!