Genia
Genia Bitter Cohesive Bandage
Genia Bitter Cohesive Bandage
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Product Description
The Genia BITTER Cohesive Bandage is a self-adherent veterinary bandage designed to provide secure support while helping discourage animals from licking, chewing, or interfering with the bandaged area. Its bitter taste provides an additional deterrent, making it particularly useful for wound dressings and areas that pets may be tempted to chew.
The cohesive material sticks to itself rather than to skin or fur, allowing dressings to be secured without the need for clips or pins. Flexible and easy to apply, it can be used for retaining dressings, protecting wounds, supporting injuries, or securing devices.
Key Features
- Bitter-tasting cohesive bandage
- Helps discourage licking and chewing
- Self-adherent, sticks to itself rather than fur or skin
- Helps secure wound dressings
- Flexible and easy to apply
- No clips or pins required
- Suitable for veterinary and animal first aid use
- Available in three widths
- Purple colour
Benefits
- Helps Protect Dressings
The bitter taste helps discourage animals from chewing or interfering with their bandage, helping dressings remain securely in place.
- Comfortable Application
Cohesive material adheres to itself without sticking directly to the animal's coat or skin.
- Versatile Veterinary Use
Suitable for retaining dressings, wound protection, providing light support, and securing medical devices.
- Convenient Size Options
Three different widths make it easy to select an appropriate bandage for different animals and areas of the body.
Available Sizes
5cm x 4.5m**
7.5cm x 4.5m**
10cm x 4.5m**
Colour
Purple Only
Additional Information
Cohesive bandages can tighten considerably if stretched during application. Unroll the required amount first and apply without excessive tension, particularly when wrapping limbs. Regularly check the area for swelling, coldness, discolouration, or discomfort that may indicate restricted circulation. Replace the bandage if it becomes wet, dirty, loose, or damaged, and seek veterinary advice for wounds or injuries requiring ongoing treatment.
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