CowCare TAPE&CARE CLASSIC self-adhering elastic bandage for cattle hooves, red, 10 cm × 2–4.5 m, 12 pcs.

CowCare TAPE&CARE CLASSIC self-adhering elastic bandage for cattle hooves, red, 10 cm × 2–4,5 m

CowCare TAPE&CARE CLASSIC – a self-adhering elastic bandage for professional veterinary use, especially suitable for bandaging cattle hooves after hoof trimming or care procedures.

The bandage adheres only to its own surface, so it does not stick to the animal’s skin or hair. No additional clips, knots or adhesive tape are required. The lightweight, porous and elastic material adapts to the shape of the hoof or leg, does not restrict movement, and helps maintain even compression.

TAPE&CARE CLASSIC helps protect the affected area, securely holds dressings and hoof-care products in place. The bandage does not absorb moisture and is resistant to water and sweat, making it suitable for use in demanding farm conditions.

Main benefits

• self-adhering – sticks only to itself;
• does not stick to skin or hair;
• elastic and easily adapts to the shape of the hoof;
• ensures even compression;
• resistant to water, sweat and moisture;
• lightweight, porous and does not restrict the animal’s movement;
• helps protect the wound and keep the dressing in place;
• easy to tear by hand;
• suitable for use even at low ambient temperatures.

Use

The bandage is intended for bandaging cattle hooves and legs, and for securing protective pads, gels and other hoof-care products. Can be used together with CowCare DD-DELETE®, CowCare DD-DELETE WHITE LINE® and other professional hoof-care products.

Technical information

Color: red
Width: 10 cm
Length unstretched: about 200 cm
Length stretched: up to 450 cm
Pack: 12 pcs.
Intended use: veterinary use, for bandaging cattle hooves and legs

Important: Check the bandage and the bandaged area daily. Do not wrap too tightly, as excessive compression may impair circulation or injure tissues. The manufacturer recommends removing or replacing the bandage after 3–5 days, depending on the animal’s condition and the care procedure being applied.