"Holy grail" products for dogs? What are yours?

Betadine Solution for wounds is a must have in every dog's medicine cabinet. I see so many people saying to clean wounds with Peroxide. That is WRONG! Peroxide should not be used on puncture wounds or serious lacerations. The Betadine Solution can also be diluted.

Add: I also could not be without a cordless rechargeable Dremel tool for nails. I HATE clippers.

Add#2: I just thought of something else that all dog owners should have since I always see questions about how to stop the bleeding when a nail is cut too short.......Kwik Stop.

Zymox Otic Enzymatic Solution with Hydrocortisone

An over the counter ear infection treatment that has saved me countless trips to the vet and thousands of dollars over the years.

That and "buffered aspirin", liver flavor, for when my last guy got too old, in the end there, my vet would only give me 30 or 60 day supplies and make me bring him in for a check up because of how harsh the rimadyl was supposed to be and so he could "monitor him", once I switched over to the buffered aspirin, again, saved me what I calculate to be as thousands and not to mention the time of bringing him in.

Betadine for sure.

Hibitaine as well for me - I use it on my horses and my dog. Great for cuts and fungal infections.

Vet wrap and gauze pads.

I think I'm going to start keeping Witch Hazel at home too.

I use corn starch to clot bleeding from cuts on the ears or broken nails.

That's great if it's an allergy or a bug bite - but I would want to know the underlying cause of the itch.

In addition, you need to make sure there isn't a coexistent infection, or in fact cortisone can help it spread.

Anyway, products I keep around -

Zymox Otic, with and without the cortisone

Skunk-Off

Gentle Leaders

Chuck-It Jr.

Matbreaker

Furminator

The Stuff detangler

Brake-fast bowl

Content-Um

Dawn dish detergent (we like green apple)

Nylabone Galileos

Kong Classics

MuttLuks

Handsome Hound jackets

...just to name a few :-3

Gees after all this time there are many.

Neosporin

Hydrocortisone cream.

Elastic ace bandage to stop bleeding.

One of my dogs is allergic to bee stings so I always have that medicine within reach

NONE.

I do know & use several products that work well.