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3M Health Care Vetrap Bandages for Horses
Vetrap from 3M Health Care is a market-leader, known for producing very strong and supportive latex-covered bandages. It is Vet Manufactured from is made from high quality latex, elastic, non-woven cloth and polyester, these hard-wearing and durable bandages are water repellent and stick only to themselves, not to hair or skin.
Vetrap Bandages are ideal for horse legs, maintaining normal blood circulation and allowing natural movement whilst providing effective support. Use Vetrap to guarantee top quality equipment and tack.
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good quality product
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Does what is says. Good adhesion. Competitive price
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Great value and really good quality bandage .
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Used this to keep dressing over a cut paw.Easy to apply and take off
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Max had a cut on his leg from running through hedges and we had run out of these bandages. Found exact ones on Viovet and ordered a large supply now that we have a young dog liable to accidents. So useful with minor cuts on dogs. Viovet delivered very quickly
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding 3M Health Care Vetrap Bandages for Horses, including answers from our team.
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My daughter has stitches in her knee which need keeping dry but we are going on holiday and were hoping to go swimming and in the sea. Would this keep the water out enough?
These can be used on people and they do provide support and protection, but they are not waterproof and the stitches would certainly get wet. Clean salt water should not be a big problem for the wound, but you should check with your doctor first.
