Hoof Bandages: Reliable Protection for Treated Cattle Hooves
Protect treated hooves from dirt and dampness. Find cohesive bandages, waterproof tape, cotton wool padding, and safe bandage knives.
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Claw bandage VETlastic 75 cm lime Subscription
Manufacturer colour: lime Size: 7,5 cm
- Medium elastic, self-adhesive bandage
- Max. 4.5 m stretched
- Very long tear-resistant, but easy to tear across
Sale price: €1.56 Regular price: €1.69 (7.69% saved)
ClawTape Hoof Care Textile Strip Subscription
- textile strip for hoof care
- for bandaging and application of protective bandages
- with high-quality natural rubber adhesive
Regular price: €11.54
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Claw bandage Silbertape 50 mtr. Subscription
- Waterproof version (playpen suitable)
- High tear resistance
- Very good adhesive properties
Sale price: €9.81 Regular price: €9.99 (1.8% saved)
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Bandage knife 80 cm Subscription
- For easy and safe removal of claw bandages
- Curved shape for injury-free work
- Very sharp and exchangeable blade
Sale price: €32.08 Regular price: €36.59 (12.33% saved)
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5x Cotton Roll VisCotto10 cm x 6 m Subscription
- extra soft, voluminous cotton in roll form
- made of 30% cotton and 70% viscose
- for highest suction power
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TechnoCast Cast + Support Dressg Subscription
Easy to use: dip the dressing in water, put it on, press it on, let it harden, done! made from polyester material impregnated with water-reactive polyurethane resin mixture cured in a few minutes and fully loadable enormously high stability with low weight at the same time individually packed airtight in an aluminium-coated bag
Regular price: €11.00
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Tar bandage Kromberg 45mm Subscription
- black - protective bandage for horses
Sale price: €11.50 Regular price: €11.99 (4.09% saved)
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Adhesive claw bandage VetTape 50mm 50mtr. Subscription
- with highly adhesive rubber glue - excellent adhesive properties - well tried as hoof dressing - porous
Sale price: €22.39 Regular price: €23.99 (6.67% saved)
Hoof Bandages: Clean Protection for Open Wounds
When a hoof has been treated, the wound must be protected from the damp and aggressive manure in the barn. A well-applied hoof bandage reliably keeps dirt away, protects the injured area from moisture, and ensures that applied ointments and gels stay exactly where they need to work.
Materials for the Perfect Bandage
A secure protective bandage usually consists of three layers, which you carefully apply one over the other in the crush:
- Soft Padding: Highly absorbent cotton wool rolls protect the wound from pressure, absorb wound secretions, and prevent the bandage from becoming too tight.
- Self-Adhesive Fixation: Cohesive bandages only stick to themselves, not to the hair or skin. They secure the padding and give the bandage the necessary, firm hold.
- Robust Outer Layer: A waterproof silver tape or strong fabric tape finishes the job. It protects the entire bandage from moisture and abrasion on rough slatted floors.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the safest way to remove a hoof bandage?
Always use a special bandage knife. Thanks to the curved shape and the internal blade, you slide safely under the bandage without injuring the cow's sensitive corium or yourself.
When do I need a cast bandage?
A curing support bandage (cast) is used when the hoof needs to be heavily stabilized or immobilized. It cures quickly in the air, is lightweight, and highly resilient.
Secure Bandaging Materials for Hoof Care
After a medical treatment, the hoof must be well wrapped. In our range, you will find everything for a professional and durable hoof bandage. Start with soft, voluminous cotton wool rolls to cushion the wound well and absorb secretions. For fixation, our cohesive bandages are ideal; they do not stick to the hair and guarantee a firm fit. For the water-repellent outer layer, we offer tear-resistant fabric tapes and strong-adhesion silver tape. If a hoof needs to be completely immobilized, a fast-curing cast bandage provides excellent support. Special tar-based adhesive bandages round off the selection. When the dressing needs to be changed, the safest way to cut through the layers is with a curved bandage knife, which reliably prevents cuts to the animal.