3M Vetrap
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Not just for horses!
I use Vetrap for many things! It can be used to dress injuries on any animal (or human), and it makes a nice muck rake grip. I use it to cover the splintering wood handles of my wheelbarrow. You can rap it around bucket handles or make bumpers with it for anything else responsible for knicking up your horses head in his stall. It's great for creating a trailering bandage for hocks. 3M brand seems to be the sturdiest and stickiest. It's the next best thing to Velcro!
May 16, 2013
personalized, nice!
great product, good price, love that their individually wrapped with my name on them!
May 10, 2013
no substitute
I had no VetWrap on hand when my horse had a serious accident requiring daily bandage changes. I bought an off brand VetWrap type material which is all my local feed store had, as I needed it immediately. It was more expensive than the 3M VetWrap and also did not stick as well together as the 3M brand. Now I have stocked up on the 3M "real": VetWrap that SmartPack carries, and it was actually at a much better price than I paid for the off brand locally. There is no substitute for the real thing!
April 24, 2013
Great colors! Easy use!
Nice to keep these around in case of hoof wrapping or other injury. I use for my dogs and horse. Nice to have the bright colors so I can tell if horse's hoof wrap is still going strong from across the turnout. Also easy to find a discarded hoof wrap in the field.
February 26, 2013
Great to have on hand
I use these for everything from hoof poulticing when there is an abscess in the hoof, bandaging, even marking halters with a little bit of it! I always have a few rolls in my Med kit, and grooming box. My favorite color in the rolls is blue.
February 15, 2013
Don't go for the knockoffs!
I use vetwrap for EVERYTHING, it's a staple in my first aid box for my horse, dogs and myself. I've tried about 3 different cheaper brands and they don't work as well or they're too thick and bulky or too thin and bunch up. I'd definitely go for the original on this one!
January 28, 2013