WePet Pet Wrap, Self-Adhesive Non-Woven Bandage, Emergency Cohesive Gauze, for Dogs, Cats, Horse, Birds, Wounds, Wrist Healing, Ankle Sprain, 2 Inch, 8 Rolls

My dog suffers from just general environmental allergies and cut open his belly button itching. It was looking pretty bad, but didn’t look infected yet. We have dog antiseptic spray so nightly, to deter him from licking/itching/biting, we bought these to first cover his belly button with the antiseptic spray, then would cover the area with the gauze (in like, the fashion of a belt so it went all the way around his body). In about 1.5-2 weeks, his belly button is almost completely healed using this method.Pros: The idea of gauze for wounds and deterring itching/licking/biting worked great in action, was comfy for Bowie - didn’t irritate him or restrict him in movement as he slept in this. Was easy to remove!Cons: It seems like you’re getting a good deal with the number of rolls but each roll was maybe 2 uses - given we were wrapping it around him and not covering a small area. I think any gauze would do as long as it is of course just sticky on the one side - nothing was special about this gauze that made me believe it was better for pets than regular gauze. Both the green rolls for some reason were really messed up to the point we couldn’t use them - they were like super sticky and would not go on the area straight it would just roll up and stick to itself making it useless.

Upped Alpoquel for a few days after my pibble chewed the heck out of her paw. It's that time of year for seasonal allergies so she's already on it (everyone's vet says it is a miracle drug). knowing how to wrap a paw and haveaa the right medical treatments and whatnot was key. Her paw looked like a war victim for a little bit there but it healed pretty well after 4 or 5 days. I took a doggy first aid class a few years ago and I HIGHLY S recommend taking it if it's ever offered in your area, totally worth $60.

Used for my house pet rabbit who is elderly and has bad sores on her heels (or knees, since they’re foot is so big). Put glob of newsprint (NO extra pain relief kind) and a little soft cloth on each sore, then used about a 6 inch long strip. They stayed on well, she couldn’t eat them off, and I was super happy. However, I had to cut off with scissors, which was really hard to do and kinda hurt my rabbit. I guess it’s difficult to make super adhesive items that peel off easily, which makes sense!

We got this to cover a CGM when going in water. Wanted a little extra protection to make sure the adhesive didn't loosen. While the rolls aren't super long, the tape adhesive sticks to itself very nicely. I have found that the proper way to wrap this is to make sure you are sticking it to itself. It really isn't meant to stick to the skin. Comes in nice color assortment and do plan on buying again.

Good price, but not as great at self-adhering as the stuff we have at the vet hospital. My cat managed to shake or pull them off pretty quickly after putting them on as the edges started to come up.

My dog had foot surgery. We have keep a toddler cotton sock on her foot....this vet wrap is perfect. I am able to wrap just above her foot. It still has give but holds the sock in place. We have to change the sock several times a day so this is super simple to use. Love it and the bright colors are fun too

I’ve used this product a long time. Sticks great!! Very versatile I’ve seen it used in the doctors office instead of a band aid. And if you are careful you can reuse it

Perfect for my dogs leg, she has on open tumor, We put her silver cream on and wrap it up with the Vet wrap. Worked well. Stays put and seems to have a little ventilation. Very happy. And my dogs happy.