3MVetrap 4 inch x 5 yard Self-Adherent Bandaging Tape - Black (Single Roll)

This tape was easy to use. I needed it to wrap around the wooden perches of my cockatiel's cage to protect his feet. It clings well. I have plenty left when needing to reapply.I highly recommend this product.

I've used vetrap for years, both for animals and myself. It's wonderfully stretchy and supportive, sticks very well to itself but doesn't feel sticky to the touch. I broke my toe 2 weeks ago, so it's been super helpful to wrap around my foot mostly at night (during the day and at work I use a ZenToes velcro wrap to buddy wrap my pinky to it's neighbor) , just to keep it protected and comfortable. It's something that I like to always keep in my first aid kit!

3M makes some amazing products. This is another one. Just open the package, wrap the bandage around the affected area and it adhears to itself. You can peel it back and adjust it with ease and it doesn't looks its adhesion.Awesome improvement on the old Ace bandage that you have to use metal clips to hold it on.

So far I have used this on my dogs feet. He hurt his foot and I needed to bandage it so he would leave it alone long enough for it to start healing. This worked perfect! I wrapped some gauze around his injury and wrapped that with the vet wrap. I wrapped it up over his elbow and it stuck to itself and stayed put. When it came time to remove the wrap, it came off nicely without pulling his hair.I used to just use a sock over the gauze, pull it up and over the elbow and use first aid tape to secure the sock in place. But the sock would not stay in place, and I would have to change it constantly when it got wet (morning dew, rainy days). The vet wrap makes life so much easier.This is definitely something to have in your first aid kit.

I had originally bought this for my Great Dane. He has had a spot on his leg that he has licked for years and it makes him bleed. Many expensive vet visits have never solved this issue so I was hoping this would work by wrapping the spot he licks with this. It came...I wrapped his leg and within 12 hours he had it ripped to shreds just like he does with the vet treatments. I'm giving it 4 stars because it outlasted the wraps my vet usually does by a few more hours, I just have come to the conclusion that nothing is going to work for this thunderhead dog I have. My son also used it on a hand injury he had between his thumb and pointer finger and it worked great for that....all in all its a great tape, may not work for larger breeds. I look at it this way, if it does not work on your animal, throw it in your medicine cabinet for human use!

I have a Basset Hound who bites on his feet sometimes (allergy related) & causes them to bleed, so I have used the typical wrap like this that is over the counter in stores & meant for people. It was never very satisfactory, as my dog could pull at the ends & usually get it to come off. I can tell that Vetrap is meant for animals! I used it on his legs a couple of times & it has remained in place! If pressed on, it becomes like one big & thick piece that cannot be pulled & raveled off. I actually don't need it this wide, but what I did was cut it down the middle & use it--works just fine!

I used this to wrap a steel hand railing that is indoors. I made the railing comfortable and easier to grasp. Durability also seems surprisingly good.

I got a vet wrap from my veterinarian and wanted to have another role just in case. This is expensive for one role and I thought it would have the same quality but this is not the case:The black one I got, immediately turned grey and it's not possible to rip it with my fingers like the other one I have. The quality is completely different to the one I have and it's not usable as I intended. Had to throw it away.