Operation Good Boy Tactical Pet First Aid Kit - Essential Supplies for Canine Mishaps - Lightweight, Waterproof Nylon Tote with Antiseptic Wipes, Antibiotic Ointment, Dressing, and Gauze

perfect for on the go pooches that go hard ,and if a person gets hurt can be used on people in a pinch good job guys

This is a really cute case, but most of the supplies are what you would see in a first-aid kit for humans. I would like to see more dog-related supplies and a first-aid guide on how to use them.

I will definitely buy again...

I think the idea is great, but for what it contains I feel it's a bit much price-wise. I think the items might need to be tweaked a little to better suit dogs. It does not contain triple antibiotic ointment as stated and has bandaids for humans. Of course, I would use one on my dog if I absolutely needed to and had no other option.I just feel if they redid the actual supplies to be more dog specific, and they made a little booklet to help owners figure out how to properly take care of their dogs with dog specific supplies if they needed to, (not everyone knows how) it would be much better!

This product met our expectations and fits into our utility backback

Doggie addiction this First Aid kit comes with all you doggie need u will not regret this buy

The contents of the first aid kit are for humans, just put inside a cute bag for dogs. Bandaids, resuscitation device...you can't use on your furry friends. This feels shady and a poorly executed dog product.

The tactical pet first-aid kit seems to be more geared towards human injuries and not dogs. The bag itself seems like it would last at least a year before the one velcro strap gives out from daily usage. There's also a strap handle just in case the velcro strap does wear out. The zippers seem to be sturdy enough and work well. It seems more like a novelty tactical pouch over a pouch with Molle straps. It would be nice if there were two Molle straps on the back of the pouch. Items seem to be missing for pet injuries like a tick remover, a syringe to rinse out eyes, chest seals, and a field muzzle plus more. The kit seems like something to keep handy for going to a local dog park for bite injuries but it's missing anti-biotic ointment. The pouch with items weighs about 150.6 grams and it's not too bulky. Overall, I like the look of the exterior and the interior mesh pockets but I'll have to purchase more items to make it a complete dog and human-friendly first-aid kit.