Is there a web site that tells what should be in a first aid kit?

I've read some good articles, but I don't know of a web site…. I'll be glad to share with you what's in mine. Items marked with a * you will have to get from a vet, but your avian vet will probably sell them to you if s/he is convinced that you know how and when to use them properly.

• KwikStop or similar powder : used to stop bleeding -strong tweezers or needlenose pliers : use to pull out broken blood feathers -scissors or wire cutters : used to cut damaged or blocking feathers from injured areas
• roll of cotton gauze
• cloth (firstaid) tape : used to bandage open wounds, burns, abraded areas
• popsicle sticks and/or flat toothpicks
• vetwrap or sports wrap : used with cloth tape to splint and immobilize injured parts such as wings, legs, feet, neck, etc.
• antibiotic ointment (neosporin, betadine, triple antiobotic, etc
• clean, soft cotton towel&
• hot pack : for getting a bird warm quickly to treat shock or exposure
• baby jar of apple juice & feeding syringe : useful in cases of mild dehydration and sometimes helps with crop blockage or stoppage; quick energy
• bag of instant ounces or hand-feeding formula : can be mixed with apple juice and given for acute malnutrition or starvation
• * 10cc bottle of D5W (dextrose solution) or saline solution and 3 or 6cc syringe with fine needle : use to inject fluid under the skin for severe dehydration, blood loss
  oral syringe of sm amount (check w/vet for your bird's dosage) of liquid infant benadryl : for treating acute allergic reaction
• * Intramuscular dosage of steroid sealed into insulin syringe : for last-ditch emergency treatment of SEVERE shock
  fingernail file : can sometimes help stop bleeding of beak or nail to rough it up and/or file it down a bit (use with extreme caution!!)

(Remember, I was a breeder - the ordinary pet owner may not need about half of that stuff!)