Stable bandages and gamgee

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  • Produit
    19,99 €
  • 24,95 €
  • 34,90 €
  • HFI ice wibe ice pack
    29,90 €
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  • T de T Stable boot
    115,90 €
  • Privilège bandage bag
    49,90 €
  • BR bandage roller
    4,90 €

Applying a stable bandage

A badly applied bandage can put pressure on the tendon: how you apply it matters as much as which bandage you choose.

Step by step

First apply the gamgee or bandage pad, flat and without wrinkles. Then wrap the bandage in the same direction as the gamgee, from front to back. Keep the tension even, without tightening more in one place than another. Finish on the outside of the leg, never on the tendon.

Stable or travel

For the stable, the bandage covers the leg from below the knee or hock down to the fetlock. For travel, protection must go lower, over the coronet. T de T Stable boots are quicker to put on than bandages.

Cold therapy

The HFI ice pack and QHP cooling boots are used after exercise, for a few minutes, on a clean leg. For a warm or swollen leg, ask your vet for advice.

Bandages can be stored in the bandage bag and rolled up quickly with theBR bandage roller.

Frequently asked questions about stable bandages

Can I put on a bandage without gamgee?

No: a stable bandage is always applied over gamgee or a bandage pad, which spreads the pressure. Without this layer, it may mark the tendon.

How long should I leave bandages on?

Remove and reapply them at least once a day, gently massaging the leg. Check that they have not slipped.

How do I wash bandages?

In the machine at 30 °C, preferably in a laundry bag. Roll them up when dry so they are ready to use.