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Bandages & First Aid for Horses

When your horse is injured, it’s important that you know how to properly take care of your horse. At Vetsend you’ll find all types of bandages and First Aid products you’ll need to get your horse back in tiptop shape.

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Dermiel Skin spray
Dermiel Skin spray
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Manuka G Wound Gel
Manuka G Wound Gel
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Phytonics All Sept Spray
Phytonics All Sept Spray
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Algivon Manuka Alginate Bandage
Algivon Manuka Alginate Bandage
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Manuka AD
Manuka AD
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Manuka ND
Manuka ND
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NAF NaturalintX Hoof Poultice
NAF NaturalintX Hoof Poultice
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Groene Os Groene Leem Kruidenpasta (Green Loam Herbal Paste)
Groene Os Groene Leem Kruidenpasta (Green Loam Herbal Paste)
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DCP Powder spray
DCP Powder spray
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Iodine Scrub
Iodine Scrub
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Iodine Shampoo
Iodine Shampoo
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Petflex AFD
Petflex AFD
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Artiflex Cotton Wool Bandage
Artiflex Cotton Wool Bandage
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Botanica Natural Herbal Cream
Botanica Natural Herbal Cream
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Poultex Bandage
Poultex Bandage
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Hilton Herbs Phytobalm
Hilton Herbs Phytobalm
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PhytoTreat Mellodermal Honigsalbe Indoor
PhytoTreat Mellodermal Honigsalbe Indoor
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PhytoTreat Mellodermal Honigsalbe Outdoor
PhytoTreat Mellodermal Honigsalbe Outdoor
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Hibiscrub
Hibiscrub
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KenoFix Spray
KenoFix Spray
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Phytonics Scar Cream
Phytonics Scar Cream
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Remedy+ Cerazinc Cream
Remedy+ Cerazinc Cream
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Dermiel Wound Ointment
Dermiel Wound Ointment
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Botanica Cleansing Wash
Botanica Cleansing Wash
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There’s quite a high chance of your horse suffering a muscle, joint or tendon injury. In the case of a sudden injury like a sprain, contusion, strain or tendonitis, the cells of the injured area becomes damaged. The acute phase of the injury, which is often severe but of short duration, can be recognised by the warmth of the affected area. During this phase you can use Vertargil (green clay) on minor muscle and tendon injuries. While you’re waiting for the veterinarian to arrive or to treat minor muscle, tendon or joint injuries, you can use first aid products or bandages like Gamgee and Powerflex.

Applying a Bandage

Bandages should be tightly wrapped around the injured area, after which they need to be fastened securely. It might be necessary to wrap some additional bandages around the area to make sure your horse can’t chew on the injured area.

Injuries

It is very easy for horses to injure their head or legs. Fortunately, you can easily treat small wounds by disinfecting the affected area and treating the wound with a suitable ointment. Vetsend offers an extensive range of products for this purpose, like Dettol and betadine, and Vetramil, Dermiel or L Mesitran. The latter can be used on new or old wounds and help prevent the overproduction of scar tissue.

Always consult your veterinarian if you have any doubts or questions about your horse’s injury.