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Well & Good Bitter Bandage for Dog, 2"
Description
The Well & Good Bitter Bandage keeps your pup's cuts covered. This dog bandage's self-adhering design makes wrapping up your pooch's wounds a breeze and the bitter taste will discourage them from biting on their boo-boos.
- - Bitter Bandage from Well & Good
- - Flexible dog bandage is self-adhering, easy to apply and does not stick to skin or fur
- - Ideal for holding dressings in place or supporting sprains
- - Dog wrap is lightweight, breathable and non-absorbent
- - Bitter taste discourages your pooch from biting dog bandage
Specifications
| SKU | 3498924 |
|---|---|
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
| Primary Brand | Well & Good |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Grain Free | No |
|---|---|
| Personalized Item flag | No |
| Lifestage | All Lifestages |
Ingredients
Denatonium Benzoate.
Reviews
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Worth it for my dog
CrocodileMom
2 years ago
While my dog is not much of a chewer, he was interested in licking the flexible ...
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Good but overpriced for the amount per roll.
DogmomAly
1 year ago
Product worked well but doesn’t have much on 1 roll. I wrapped my mini dachshund...
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19 Ratings-Only Reviews
"Bitter," was ineffective
123acbe
No, I do not recommend this product.
Good but overpriced for the amount per roll.
DogmomAly
No, I do not recommend this product.
Worth it for my dog
CrocodileMom
Yes, I recommend this product.
Bitterless Bandage
idontwanttogiveone
No, I do not recommend this product.
Horrible products
No, I do not recommend this product.
Good product, but not for what we needed
omnom
Yes, I recommend this product.
Didn't help
2PupzMomma
No, I do not recommend this product.
Not recommended
1Helen B
No, I do not recommend this product.
Questions
Will it stay on a shaved tail that gets wagged very quickly.
- Yes
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Hi - If this is licked, is it toxic to the pet?
- Hi STA123, It is non-toxic and has a bitter taste to prevent pets from licking it. Thanks,
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Would this work if my dog has a cut on his back that he keeps scratching?
- Yes you could probably wrap it around his body to cover it up :) maybe get an inflatable soft cone too
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Is our dogs wound healing
My dog cut his pad and it was bleeding but not a lot. I wiped it with benodine and wrapped it up with gauze.
Dog had an injury to back pad..vet said it was looking well after a week..is was slightly oozing last night after vet appt..hubby wrapped it a bit too tight now swollen
My dog ripped his nail off. Bleeding is stopped but it's broke right down to his hair and his quik is very exposed. Idon't have much antibiotics to wrap it up till tomorrow. But I have something called woun'dres - collagen hydrogel wound dressing. And another thing called iodosorb- cadexomer iodine ointment. Can i use ether for the night?Should I even wrap it?
Can calmoseptine ointment or cream good for dog? For wounds.
What’s the best way to treat the cut on my dog’s paw? We’ve been spraying it with the skin spray (pictured), bandages and wraps and doing our best to keep him from licking it. The inflatable donut was ineffective so we’ll pick up a cone today. Thanks in advance!
My dog somehow ended up with a damaged tissue under her carpal pad while playing with dogs. I wiped the area with damp paper towels, applied pressure with clean towel to stop bleeding and then applied kwik stop styptic powder with a damp cotton pad and bandaged the leg. I kept the bandage on for couple of hours and then took it off. The photo is 1 week after the injury. There is no bleeding, she walks good on her leg with no signs of pain so Im not sure if Im supposed to take her to the vet?
My dog got loose 2 nights ago. He was gone all night. Fortunately I was able to find him yesterday morning, but his poor paws are rubbed raw and the nails are worn down to the blood vessel in them. He is limping around like it hurts to walk on them. What can I use to help alleviate the pain for him? Is Dermablast or another lidocaine wound spray okay as long as he isn’t licking it? Is there anything else I should be doing for them? I am a nurse, I had them bandaged overnight but open during day
We just adopted Leela 2 days ago and we noticed this on the back paw. We used polysporin yesterday and wrapped it up over night so she wouldn't lick it. Today, we are out and about, so I used isaderm and wrapped it up again. Is there anything else I should do? How long to heal?
My dog got bitten by another dog. He has puncture wounds. He has seen a vet, the vet has administered antibiotics and painkillers for me to give him at home. He was also given a collar to stop him from licking but he really doesn’t like the collar, so I have dressed the wound with a bandage is that ok? Or should it be left totally free? How should I clean the wounds also? His wounds seem to be quite smelly and are oozing. Iv read up on this. Are they draining naturally? I’m not so what’s best!!
My 14yo cairn terrier stepped in some borax dust (outside for ants) on Monday afternoon. I have washed thoroughly and he didnt ingest. Left paw is healed and ok. Right front paw still has a small red/raw spot and is painful for him. I have used antibacterial ointment and kept wrapped, giving 1/2 benadryl, and this weekend will use a cone. What else can i do to ease discomfort and promote healing? Thank you!!!
My mini schnauzer bit my Boston Terrier on the ear and left a hole. Very little bleeding. Washed it and put some Curad Germ Shield (antimicobial wound gel) on. Should I keep it covered or open? Skin glue or not? Dylan seems unaffected by it.