Kurgo RSG Dog First Aid Kit

A compact 49 piece dog first aid kit in a MOLLE compatible pouch, made to ride on Kurgo’s RSG harnesses and Active Utility Belt or on a pack.

Who it suits

Owners who want a small, well organized dog first aid kit that clips onto a MOLLE harness, a hip belt or a daypack. You will want to add a slip lead, a styptic product and any items your vet suggests, because the kit does not include them.

Key facts

• 49 pieces, from gauze to tweezers to a cold pack (Kurgo)
• Compatible with RSG harnesses and the Active Utility Belt; MOLLE compatible (Kurgo)
• Contents include parachute cord, a first aid guide, sting relief pads, tweezers, tape, a 2 inch crepe bandage, gauze pads and rolls, a 5 by 9 inch trauma pad, alcohol and iodine prep pads, an instant cold pack, an emergency blanket, scissors and disposable gloves (Kurgo)
• Covered by Kurgo’s lifetime guarantee against manufacturing defects (Kurgo)

What reviewers say

Treeline Review: Jae Thomas, a certified professional dog trainer, carried six kits on hikes, road trips and dog sport events with her two dogs (guide dated September 2026). She rated the Kurgo case among the best she tried: compact, well organized inside and easy to mount on a pack or harness with its MOLLE panels. She found the contents weaker than rival kits: plenty of gauze, but no styptic powder, no medication, no muzzle and no leash, and some odd extras such as paracord and wooden tongue depressors.

We did not test it ourselves.

Pros

• Compact, durable, well organized case
• MOLLE panels for a harness, belt or pack
• Plenty of gauze

Cons

• No slip lead or muzzle
• No styptic product
• Some filler items

Good to know

• Add the items your vet suggests for your dog, and never give human medicine unless your vet tells you to.
• A kit is for small problems on the way to help. For any serious injury, call your vet or an emergency clinic at once.