Vets Own Cohesive Bandage 5cm x 4.5m Blue Paw
Vets Own Cohesive Bandage 5cm x 4.5m — Blue Paw
Secure, self-adhering pet wrap designed for fast, fuss-free wound protection and support. The Vets Own Cohesive Bandage (5cm x 4.5m) features a playful blue paw print and provides reliable, non-slip fixation for bandages, dressings and splints — perfect for both at-home first aid and veterinary use.
Key Benefits
- Self-adherent cohesive wrap: sticks to itself, not to fur or skin for pain-free removal.
- Ideal size 5cm x 4.5m: long enough for multiple uses on paws, legs and small areas.
- Breathable and flexible: conforms to joints and contours for secure, comfortable support.
- Non-slip, holds dressings and splints in place during activity.
- Decorative blue paw print: easy to identify and pet-friendly design.
- Suitable for veterinary and home pet first aid: wound care, bandage retention and light support.
Ingredients and Materials
Self-adherent cohesive bandage made from an elastic, non-woven fabric with a cohesive surface layer. Contains elastic fibres to provide stretch and conformability. May contain natural rubber latex; check packaging if latex sensitivity is a concern. Size: 5cm x 4.5m. Colour: blue paw print.
How to Use
1. Clean and dress any wound as advised by your veterinarian.
2. Start wrapping slightly below the area to be supported; overlap each turn by about half the bandage width.
3. Apply tension evenly — secure but not tight. The bandage adheres to itself so no clips are required.
4. Check circulation (skin colour, warmth, swelling) after application and regularly thereafter. Replace or consult your vet if the bandage becomes wet, soiled or causes discomfort.
Who It's For
Pets of all sizes requiring wound protection, dressing retention or light support — commonly used on dogs and cats for paw and limb care. Suitable for pet owners, groomers and veterinary clinics needing a reliable, self-adhesive cohesive bandage.
Caution & Storage
Caution: Do not apply too tightly — improper application can reduce circulation. Monitor paws and limbs for signs of swelling, coldness, discolouration or pain. Discontinue use and consult a veterinarian if you suspect restricted blood flow or increased discomfort. If you have known latex sensitivity, check the packaging or consult the manufacturer before use. Storage: keep in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat. Single patient use recommended for medical hygiene.
Note: For severe wounds, deep cuts, continuous bleeding or if you are unsure about bandaging technique, seek immediate veterinary care.