Kruuse Chew Stop Bandage 5cm x 4.5m

Kruuse Chew Stop Bandage 5cm x 4.5m

The Kruuse Chew Stop Bandage is a self-adhesive, cohesive bandage infused with a bitter-tasting deterrent, designed to discourage dogs and cats from chewing, licking or removing dressings, wound coverings or post-surgical bandages. It is a practical addition to any first-aid kit or veterinary supply cabinet, helping to protect wounds while they heal and reducing the risk of interference from the animal.

• Bitter taste deters chewing and licking
• Cohesive material sticks to itself, not to fur
• Flexible and conforms easily to limbs and body areas
• Breathable design supports skin and wound recovery
• Suitable for dogs and cats

Format

Each roll measures 5cm x 4.5m, offering ample length to secure dressings on paws, legs, tails or other body parts requiring protection. The compact roll size makes it easy to store and carry, whether at home, in a clinic, or on the go.

How to use

Wrap the bandage snugly but not too tightly around the dressing or affected area, ensuring the animal cannot easily reach the site with its mouth. The cohesive nature of the bandage means it will stick to itself once wrapped, without the need for pins or tape. Check the area regularly to ensure circulation is not restricted and that the bandage remains in place.

• Unroll the required length
• Wrap around the dressing or wound site
• Press layers together to activate the cohesive bond
• Trim excess with scissors if needed

Why buy from Laros Ltd

Laros Ltd is a trusted name in pet care and parapharmacy in Malta, offering a carefully curated range of veterinary and medical supplies from reputable brands such as Kruuse. We understand the importance of quality wound care products for your pet's recovery, and our team is on hand to help you choose the right supplies for your animal's needs. Shop with confidence knowing every product we stock is sourced with care and stored correctly.

This product is intended for general wound care support and should be used alongside guidance from your veterinarian. Always monitor your pet after applying any bandage.