Your Cart is Empty
First Aid Wrap
$2.13 - $2.98$0.00
All-Purpose Adhesive First Aid Wrap – For Dogs and Handlers
Be prepared for emergencies in the field, at home, or on the road with the All-Purpose Adhesive First Aid Wrap. This elastic bandage is designed to secure itself without the need for...
-
All-Purpose Adhesive First Aid Wrap – For Dogs and Handlers
Be prepared for emergencies in the field, at home, or on the road with the All-Purpose Adhesive First Aid Wrap. This elastic bandage is designed to secure itself without the need for clips, pins, or tape, making it quick and easy to use when you or your dog need care.
Unlike traditional wraps, it won’t stick to skin or hair, ensuring a comfortable application and painless removal. Compact and versatile, it’s ideal for hunting trips, training sessions, first aid kits, gloveboxes, or medicine cabinets.
Key Features
-
Self-Adhesive Design: Sticks to itself for a secure hold—no clips or pins required.
-
Non-Stick Comfort: Won’t adhere to skin or fur, making it safe for dogs and humans alike.
-
Versatile Use: Perfect for field injuries, training bag essentials, or general first aid.
-
Available Sizes: Choose from 2-inch or 4-inch widths to match your needs.
Whether you’re patching up a quick cut in the field or keeping your hunting dog comfortable after a minor injury, the All-Purpose Adhesive First Aid Wrap is a must-have for every trainer and handler.
Note: Colors picked by random for orders.
-
-
Must Have Products for Puppy Rearing
There is a lot of preparation and commitment involved in puppy rearing; it's a serious undertaking that with careful planning before the puppies arrive will increase the puppy's chances of survival. Hypothermia is a leading cause of puppy mortality.
How Do Flea and Tick Collars Work for Dogs?
With hunting and field trialing season upon us, now is the perfect time for the next installment of our flea and tick blog series to get you most of the information you need to know about treating for and protecting your dogs against these pesky infestations. When treating for fleas and ticks, there are a few ways to administer the treatment.
Read More
