Brown Cling Gauze is a lightweight, economical veterinary bandage designed to provide protection, support, and consistent compression during bandaging. The gauze clings to itself to help keep the bandage securely positioned without sticking directly to the animal's skin or hair coat.
It is ideal for securing gauze sponges, wound dressings, or cotton padding beneath an outer elastic wrap. Brown Cling can also be used as a tail wrap for breeding, foaling preparation, hauling, and other situations where a lightweight protective wrap is needed.
Brown Cling Gauze is applied over a wound dressing, gauze, or padding layer to help secure the underlying material and provide consistent support.
The loosely woven cotton gauze clings to itself as it is wrapped, helping reduce slipping while avoiding adhesion directly to the animal's skin or coat. When used as part of a layered bandage, it can help hold padding securely before an elastic outer wrap is applied.
For veterinary bandaging applications including:
Materials:
Apply over the appropriate wound dressing or padding layer.
Begin below the top edge of the padding and wrap using firm, even tension. Overlap each pass consistently to create a smooth, secure bandage.
Avoid wrinkles, folds, or uneven areas that could create pressure points. When applying to a limb, make sure the wrap is secure without being excessively tight.
An appropriate elastic or cohesive outer wrap may be applied over Brown Cling when additional protection and security are needed.
Brown Cling is a non-medicated bandaging material and does not have medication-related side effects.
Improper bandaging may result in:
Remove or adjust the bandage and consult a veterinarian if swelling, excessive heat, discomfort, skin irritation, or circulation concerns develop.
Store unused Brown Cling Gauze in a clean, cool, dry location. Keep protected from moisture, dirt, and contamination until ready for use.
Disposal
Dispose of used or contaminated bandaging material according to applicable local requirements. Do not reuse soiled or contaminated gauze.