Kruuse Fun-Flex Pet Bandage

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Description

Collection only,  £3.85

 

Kruuse Fun-Flex Pet Bandage is a premium, flexible cohesive wrap designed for animal wound care, dressing fixation, and joint support. It is widely used by UK veterinary professionals and pet owners as an essential first aid component. 

Core Specifications
    • Material: Lightweight, breathable polyester or polyethylene blend with a density of 35 g/m².
    • Standard Roll Length: 4.5 metres when stretched.
    • Width: 7.5cm 
    • Visuals: Available in bright assorted solid colours and fun printed patterns (e.g., bones, summer designs). 

Key Features and Benefits
    • Self-Adhesive (Cohesive): Sticks firmly to itself but does not stick to fur, hair, or skin. This eliminates the need for pins, clips, or tape, making removal painless for the animal.  
    • Hand-Tearable Technology: Can be torn easily in a straight line by hand. This allows for rapid application in emergencies without searching for scissors. 
    • Controlled Compression: Highly elastic material provides supportive pressure to joints, sprains, or dressings without constricting circulation when applied correctly. 
    • Resilient and Protective: Sweat and water-resistant fabric that maintains its original width without shrinking or bunching on the animal. 
    • Anatomical Conformity: Conforms smoothly to awkward body contours like paws, hocks, and tails. 

Usage and Application Instructions
    1. Primary Dressing: Clean the wound and apply a primary non-stick sterile dressing first; Fun-Flex acts as a secondary or tertiary protective layer. 
    2. Wrapping: Unroll the bandage slightly, fixate the end, and wrap evenly over the injured area. Stretch mildly to achieve the desired support. 
    3. Securing: Tear the bandage straight across and squeeze the layers gently together to lock the cohesive bond. 
    4. Removal: Unroll the wrap or use blunt-nosed bandage scissors to cut it away safely from the skin. 

Note: Contains latex; do not use if the animal or handler has a known latex allergy