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Dog Bandages
Reviewed by Dr. Melissa Witherell, DVM
Be prepared for minor injuries by keeping an assortment of dog bandages and other first aid essentials handy. Whether you’re dealing with a shallow cut, an itchy bug bite, or a swollen scrape, it’s important to keep the wound clean and dry. Dog bandages provide a layer of protection against infection and help deter your pup from causing further damage. Some bandages are even treated with bitter ingredients that make them unpleasant for pups to lick or chew. Use bandages only after cleaning the wound with pet-safe antiseptic—you should never cover dirty wound.
Consider stocking the following types of dog bandages in your pet first aid kit:
- Gauze: Apply to the wound after cleaning to protect and absorb moisture, then wrap or cover with a medical dog boot.
- Bandage wraps: Wrap this flexible bandage around the affected body part; it clings to itself—no tape necessary.
- Disposable bandages: Often made from breathable gauze-like material, these bandages have fasteners to keep them in place.
- Liquid bandage: This spray creates a waterproof seal on the skin to protect against germs, dirt, and debris.
Chewy’s Autoship makes it easy to refill your stock of bandages, so you’ll always have what your dog needs in case of injury. In many cases, minor injuries heal well after thorough cleaning followed by antiseptic application and bandaging. However, it’s wise to follow up with your veterinarian—especially if the wound is deep, bleeding profusely, or showing signs of infection.
Frequently Asked Questions about Dog Bandages
What are dog bandages used for?
Dog bandages are used to cover wounds, helping keep them clean, dry, and safe from infection. Covering the wound may also deter your dog from causing further harm by licking or biting the affected area.
What kind of bandage should I use on my dog?
The best kind of bandage to use on a dog depends on the type of injury and its location. In many cases, gauze secured by a flexible bandage wrap is sufficient to cover and protect the area. For paw injuries, consider using a dog boot with disposable gauze inserts.
Is it better to cover a wound on a dog?
It is usually better to cover a wound on a dog to keep out dirt and bacteria that could cause infection. However, some wounds, including hotspots and moist dermatitis, do better when left exposed to air, so consult with your vet to be sure. Make sure to clean the wound first and don’t wrap it too tightly—you should be able to fit 1-2 fingers under the bandage once it’s secured.
Can you use human Band-Aids on dogs?
No, you should not use human Band-Aids on dogs. Also avoid adhesive bandages, liquid bandages, and other wound care supplies marketed for human use.
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