Although this is by no means a complete list, this is a list of medical supplies that I generally keep on hand for my own herd. I will add more items to this list as more of them come to mind. Some of these supplies do require a prescription in certain states.

**Do not substitute advice on this page for that of a veterinarian. I am not responsible for the health or care of your rabbit**

~Critical Care (for digestive issues)
~Pen-G (treats variety of diseases)
~LA-200 (treats variety of diseases)
~Immunize pellets & paste (boosts immune system)
~Gut paste (for digestive issues)
~Probiotic paste (for digestive issues or stress)
~Pedialyte (for dehydration)
~Safeguard liquid 10% goat dewormer (for internal parasites and e. cuniculi)
~Revolution (for fur mites)
~Terramycin ointment (for conjunctivitis)
~Vetericyn eye ointment (for eye infections)
~Barbi Brown's rejuvenator powder (boosts appetite)
~Shredded wheat (increases weight gain and appetite)
~IV fluids (dehydration)
~Antiseptic ointment (for cuts)
~Cornstarch or flour (for bleeding nails)
~Dried papaya cubes (preventative for gastrointestinal stasis)
~Timothy or orchard grass hay (added fiber, also helps with stress or diarrhea)
~Pineapple juice (helps remove hairballs)
~Tums (helps increase contractions with does with stuck kits)
~Vaseline (lubricant for removing stuck kits) 
~Hand sanitizer
~Rubbing alcohol
~Disinfectant wipes
~Baby wipes
~Syringes
~Needles