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Chicken emergencies don't wait for business hours.
Poultry-specific tools, wound dressings, and a step-by-step laminated emergency guide – organized in one case so you can act in seconds, not scramble in drawers.
- Laminated guide: the 6 most common emergencies, step by step
- Poultry-specific tools incl. 109°F thermometer
- All dressings and instruments in one organized case
- Labeled pouches to add your own treatments
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The 9pm problem
The 9pm problem.
Emergencies almost never happen when it's convenient. This kit is built for the hours when help isn't a phone call away.
The vet clinic is closed
Most flock emergencies happen at lock-up: wounds, limping, a hen who won't come off the nest.
Google gives you 40 answers
Forum advice conflicts while your bird waits. Our laminated guide gives one clear protocol per emergency.
Supplies scattered everywhere
The vet wrap is in the garage, the syringes are somewhere. Everything lives in one organized case.
What's inside
What's inside.
- Laminated emergency guide
- Cohesive vet wrap ×2
- Sterile gauze pads ×10
- Non-adherent pads ×4
- Paper tape
- Blunt-tip scissors
- Precision tweezers
- Oral syringes (1ml ×3 + 10ml)
- 109°F digital thermometer
- LED penlight
- Nitrile gloves ×4 pairs
- Labeled zip pouches
The guide includes a one-page stocking list of feed-store treatments to keep in the labeled pouches – wound spray, electrolytes, Epsom salt – so your kit is complete your way.
A healthy chicken runs 105–107°F – hotter than a dog or cat. Standard pet thermometers cap around 108°F and misread a healthy hen as feverish. This one reads to 109°F.
The guide
The 3am co-pilot.
Step-by-step protocols for pecking & predator wounds, bumblefoot, egg-bound hens, dehydration & heat stress, bleeding, and eye & wound flushing – plus clear signs for when to call a vet, written for the moment your hands are shaking.
Covered emergencies
Covered emergencies.
Pecking & predator wounds
Flush, clean, and dress peck and bite injuries with gauze, non-adherent pads, and vet wrap.
Bumblefoot
Spot it early, clean and dress the foot, and know when it needs a vet – not a home procedure.
Egg-bound hens
Recognize the signs fast, use the warm-soak protocol, and know when to escalate.
Dehydration & heat stress
Cooling protocol plus the 10ml oral syringe for giving fluids.
Bleeding (broken blood feathers, combs)
Pressure and wrapping technique, plus the blood-feather protocol.
Eye & wound flushing
Gentle irrigation technique with non-adherent pads for aftercare.
How it compares
How it compares.
| Feature | Frenga Essentials Kit | Generic pet kit | Drawer of supplies |
|---|---|---|---|
| Poultry-specific protocols guide | Yes | No | No |
| 109°F thermometer | Yes | No | Maybe |
| Oral dosing syringes | Yes | No | Maybe |
| Organized for emergencies | Yes | Yes | No |
| Egg-binding & bumblefoot supplies | Guide protocols + dressings included | No | Maybe |
Coming this fall
The Complete Edition.
Everything in the Essentials Edition, fully stocked – every treatment included, ready on day one. Essentials owners get first allocation and an owner-priced Upgrade Pack that turns the kit you buy today into the Complete Edition. Nothing you buy now is wasted.
Adds to your kit:
- Poultry wound spray
- Chlorhexidine solution
- Healing ointment
- Styptic powder
- Poultry electrolytes
- Epsom soak
- Sterile saline
Ordering Essentials today puts you first in line.
Questions, answered
Before you order.
- No – it's what gets you safely through the hours before you can reach one. The guide tells you clearly when a situation needs professional care.
Hope you never open it. Be glad you have it.
If it's not right for your flock, send it back within 30 days for a full refund. No restocking fees, no questions.
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