3M Vetrap Bandage Tape is a reliable and easy-to-use bandage that is great for taking care of your pets. It sticks to itself and is used by vets a lot. It is important to have in your pet's first-aid kit. It is good for holding bandages in place, supporting your pet, and keeping them safe when they are hurt or not feeling well.

Before you buy Vetrap Bandage Tape for your pet, you must talk to your vet about its effectiveness and affordability.

Directions

Applying Vetrap Bandage Tape:

Ensure the wound is clean and dry. Clean with recommended antiseptic if needed.

Begin with a slight overlap, avoiding excessive stretching for a snug but not too tight fit.

Wrap with consistent tension for desired support; avoid overtightening to prevent circulation issues.

Ensure 50% overlap to secure the bandage effectively.

Secure the end by pressing it against previous layers; avoid excessive tightness.

Trim excess tape, leaving a small tab for easy removal; press gently to prevent unraveling.

Removing Vetrap Bandage Tape:

Lift one end carefully, avoiding fur or skin pull.

Unwrap gently, moving toward the secured end.

For tape stuck to fur, use water or vegetable oil to loosen without discomfort.

Dispose of tape properly once completely removed.

Ingredients

Vetrap Bandage Tape is made from a high-quality blend of materials that ensure its effectiveness and safety. The primary ingredients of Vetrap Bandage Tape include Elastomer, Non-woven Fabric, Latex

Cautions

Always consult with a veterinarian before applying Vetrap Bandage Tape to assess the extent of your pet's injury or medical condition. In some cases, professional medical attention may be required.

Do not wrap Vetrap Bandage Tape too tightly, as it can constrict blood flow and cause discomfort.

Keep a close eye on your pet while the bandage is in place. If you notice any signs of irritation, swelling, or discomfort, consult with your veterinarian immediately.

If you or your pet have known allergies or sensitivities to latex or other materials, be sure to check the product label for any potential allergens.

Vetrap Bandage Tape is designed for single-use applications. Do not attempt to reuse the tape, as it may lose its adhesive properties and effectiveness.

Interactions

Vetrap Bandage Tape is generally safe to use with other veterinary treatments or medications.

Side Effects

Common side effects and signs of a potential issue with 3M Vetrap may include:

Skin Irritation

Discomfort

Swelling

Loss of Circulation

Product Code : 10691