I have kept a first aid kit for my horses since day one and have used it many times. It is not an endless supply but when I run out of something it is easy to know what I need to replace. It is a great starter set.

Pros: a must

Cons: none

I never saw a need for one until I started adopting and fostering horses. They tend to get in small scraps and the stuff you have around the house doesn't always do the trick. You dont have to go and buy the ready made kits. You can piece one together yourself as I have and take it with you where ever you go with your horses.

Pros: good to have for those small scrapes and injuries

Cons: not everyone has one!

While this kit is great for convience thus ideal for the trailer. It is limited to what it contain by the size of the bag. I would suggest buying these same items separately and making your own. It will cost less and provide more product. Additionally this is just the start of a good first aid kit. Good luck.

Pros: Great starter/ trailer kit.

Cons: Expensive

Unfortunately, horses and injuries tend to go hand in hand. Fortunately, they can usually be treated quickly and effeciently if caught quickly. Having a First Aid kit on hand is a must. You need one for the barn and one for the trailer. If you trail ride, you should take a kit with you in your saddle bags or horn bag. Caution is not always enough to prevent an injury, so taking Precautions to treat them is a smart idea.

Pros: Contains the kind of things all horse lovers need

Cons: none

I always try to take a first aid kit along when I go trail riding. I feel it is a must have. Always remember to refill after you use some of the products and keep an eye on expiration dates

Pros: must have

Cons: none