{"title":"Wound Care \u0026 Bandaging","description":"\u003cp\u003eExplore wound-care and bandaging supplies for appropriate horse, sheep, and goat care under suitable veterinary or experienced supervision. This collection may include self-adhering wraps, gauze, padding, wound dressings, standing bandages, protective wraps, and related application tools. The correct product and bandaging method depend on the wound location, severity, contamination, circulation, animal species, and professional treatment plan. A bandage applied too tightly, unevenly, or for too long may restrict circulation, create pressure damage, trap moisture, or worsen an injury. Clean and cover wounds only according to appropriate veterinary guidance, and never apply a product directly to an open wound unless it is intended for that use. Monitor bandages frequently for slipping, swelling, heat, odor, moisture, bleeding, or chewing. Replace contaminated or damaged dressings as instructed. Seek prompt veterinary care for deep, puncture, heavily contaminated, infected, joint-area, eye-area, or continuously bleeding wounds, as well as injuries involving lameness, exposed tissue, or significant swelling.\u003c\/p\u003e","products":[],"url":"https:\/\/stablewise.us\/collections\/wound-care-bandaging.oembed","provider":"StableWise","version":"1.0","type":"link"}