Aqueos Spray on Plaster for Dogs, Cats, Horses and All Animals - Protects Minor Wounds from Germs, Insect and Fly for use in Dog First Aid Kit / 200ml

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Splints are usually applied below the knee on the back leg or below the midpoint of the humerus (the bone that connects the shoulder to the elbow) on the front leg. Ideal for unexpected injuries during dog walks or horse riding, this spray is also used by professional dog groomers and is competition safe for professional equestrians. This has been seen in much larger animals such as horses, where the spray proves to be incredibly beneficial. The furry family members in your household are no exception, and so it is equally important to learn how to best care for them in the event of an accident. If ticks are often a problem for your dog, you may want to check out our range of tick prevention for dogs.

Sometimes cat scratches can be very deliberate as a product of their agitation or stress towards someone so react with a scratch as a form of self defence. Wound dressings are essential for protecting your dog's wounds from further damage, preventing infection, and promoting healing. Hyperdrug Pharmaceuticals Limited is registered with the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) who are responsible for the regulation of Veterinary Medicines 2030014-1.

Coflex is a popular brand that offers self-adhesive, cohesive bandages that are easy to apply and secure in place. Never used a plaster myself as I don’t think it would stay in place and would have to share first but cant see it would cause any problems. The plaster gives a bandage like protection by forming a barrier to protect cuts and minor wounds from dirt, water and germs. Animals are, by and large, resilient creatures that require less care for their non-life-threatening wounds. Depending on where the area is, the spray will last a few days and can just be re-applied as needed.

Used n my long haired German Shepard who has a cyst on his waist that he managed to chew and open up. Co-Plus is a highly durable bandage suitable for use where light support or compression is required. You’ll need to dress even small scrapes and abrasions on your dog with a properly-sized bandage that you can spool around their injury in layers.For instance, if your dog limps home with damage to their paw, you’ll need to address the issue briskly—particularly if they have a predilection for self-licking and introducing dog saliva to the wound. That didn’t work, hours after it was applied it still wasn’t dry and more than that anything that he went near brush the silver off which wasn’t easy to clean off.