Sporting Goods : Vet Wrap
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from: Robert Mathews
Binding: Misc.
Brand: Gifted Horse Tack
Label: Robert Mathews
Manufacturer: Robert Mathews
Publisher: Robert Mathews
Sales Rank: 8910
Studio: Robert Mathews
Features:- Assorted colors
- Self stick
- Won't absorb water
- Great for many uses
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Product Description:
Be prepared with Vetrap. Used with first aid wraps and shipping wraps. Has your horse lost his shoe? Temporarily wrap it with Vetrap. Also great for wrapping bits and stirrups. The possibilities are endless with Vetrap. Can also be used on you; after surgery, over a cast or just about anywhere. Sticks to itself, won't absorb water. Choose your barn colors or mix and match your favorite colors. Colors: Black, Blue, Green, Hunter Green, Neon Orange, Neon Pink, Purple, Red, Teal and White.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - A life saver
I didn't have any experience with animal first-aid when my dog was attacked at the park by another dog, and left with a hole in her skin that would take 4.5 months for the skin to grow back. I had to put a special gel bandage on her every other day for 4.5 months, and the vet had me using tape, which either didn't stay on because of her hair, or if you did get it to stick, it hurt her when you tried to take it off. At one point, she was hiding under the bed from me because she didn't want me to ... Read More
Rating: - Vet wrap very useful
Useful stuff for many things. I use Vet wrap instead of compression stockings, the cost of vet wrap vs the stocking comparable and the wrap doesn't fail or roll down my legs. Also for minor injuries, better than band-aids. if you have pets, can be used to wrap injuries, and for low pressure wrapping things together. I use the stuff for vets, the "human" brand costs 4x and is the same stuff in a less useful 2 inch width. I like the 3Com brand (Vetwrap) seems to be fresher, more flexible then the others ... Read More
Rating: - Great Stuff!!
This wrap is fully equal to what you would buy at a drugstore to wrap ankles, keep bandages on, etc. in an emergency.
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