Eco-Fused Self-Adhering Bandage - Injury Wrap Tape for Pets, Dogs, Cats, Horses - Pack of 6 - Dog Bandages for Legs - Prevent Licking - Does not Stick to Hair - Elastic, Water Repellent, Breathable

The adhesive works as designed. It stayed on all day and night even though my dog tried her best to get it off. The adhesive is designed to be 'stuck' to the bandage - not the dog! That's a life pro tip right there. I've seen some of you guys' pictures on here...!

Product works

Easy to apply and rip off roll. Fun colors and nice stretch.

I had to basically wrestle with my dog to get this on her paw that had an abrasion on it. All of that work went to wast tho when she tore it right off as soon as she was out of my sight 😂🤦🏾‍♀️. Great product, just not for my dog apparently lol

For such a low price I did not expect these to work so well! They really are lightweight self adhesive and my dog doesn't seem to notice them at all. I will be ordering more just to have backups on hand. I highly recommend this product

Used it for myself at one point lol. Good stuff

In my mind this wrap could fix Anxiety Dog’s bad habit of chewing his front arms. It wraps smoothly, it sticks, it does not pull his hair, and he did not even try to chew it off. But I discovered an important detail about dog anatomy that I had not thoroughly considered. Dogs have elbows. My dog was walking around like a toy soldier. Stairs became an overpowering foe. I could not manage to adjust the wrap on his stumpy little legs in any way that would allow him to have an arm joint. Further, he just found other parts of his body to gnaw on.Ultimately, whatever other people use this pet wrap for, it probably works great. But if you have a stumpy anxiety riddled pet and stairs, this is a pass.

I used this to wrap up my dogs broken arm before her scheduled surgery date

I am really disappointed with this product. After having tried just about everything to help my cats skin to heal I came across this tape and thought it was going to be my knight in shining armour. My one year old cat has skin rashes that keep coming up, she hasn't been diagnosed with anything. She's had a rash of some kind on her back and neck for months and months and it just won't heal. I've tried surgical cat suits, bandages, the 'cone of shame', fish oil food supplements, coconut oils, you name it - she always found a way to wriggle out of everything, lick or scratch it and constantly re-opening the wounds. As well, she got neutured in September and where she was shaved, because she had a surgical suit she was wearing she started to lick where the suit ended in and around the crease by her top back leg to the the point that she became bald, red and sore. So seeing this tape I thought it would be the answer to all of my problems. It wasn't because it is not flexible enough to get around awkward parts of the cat. I can see for a straight forward wound on a leg or foot maybe (like their photo) it could work - but when you are trying to cover an area that's a bit more awkward it doesn't work because you have to wrap it around the cat. The fact that there it is non adhesive sounds good as a feature but the first day I tried it, by the morning she had already succeeded in ripping it off by tugging and biting at it. So I tried again. But this time I wrapped more tape around the leg and around her waist (because it kept slipping down to her lower leg) like a proper bandage and secured it with surgical tape. About 30 minutes later I noticed her foot had swollen up huge. I immediately cut all of it off, however she was limping for about 4 days after all that. I was really worried what I might have done to her. In regards to her back (neck too) I had to 'box clever' and criss cross wrapped it around her front legs and back and prayed it would stay. I have been massaging the area with a natural animal cream too to help it to heal. It did stay but seven days later after taking the tape off properly the wound is still the same as it was when I put it on. I don't think it was allowed to breathe. Its a catch 22 because just one wrap isn't going to do it - you need to wrap the area like a bandage (without cutting off the circulation like I probably did) but then the air won't be able to get to it to allow it to heal. I'm at my wits end with this cat. The vets are not helping - I've paid a medium fortune on medications and creams from the vets that haven't worked either which is why I've been resorting to online products - now spending another small fortune. As for the doesn't stick to hair bit - well it did with mine. I've written a lot but also look at my pictures to see what I mean - you can see all the areas that I have tried to cover and where she is still able to get to it and also her swollen leg - no it's not a camera trick her foot really is that big. I've now resorted again to putting back on two surgical suits (to double up so she doesn't scratch through them easily) and by putting the cone around her waist to stop her from licking her top leg! And it's still not working! Grrrrrrrrrrrrr

I am using these bandages on my Golden Retriever, who had a tumour removed from his paw. They are easy to use, they don’t leave a sticky residue when taken off and no pins or tape is required, brilliantly adhere. I could buy they from the Vet, but at double the price. They are fun to with the dog prints etc on them. The smaller tapes are very useful for smaller wounds. Excellent product, which will now always be in my dog cupboard

Really pleased with these, my dog cut her toe in the river and was bleeding quite alot, I didn't know if the bleeding would stop and wanted extra protection for her foot so ordered these next day delivery. I didn't get to test them on a bleeding injury with gauze as thankfully her toe stopped bleeding within a few hours but it was easy to put on her foot(she hates her feet being touched and she's a wriggler) with the help of some chicken. She did try and bite it off but it stayed put, so it was peace of mind and extra protection whilst the injury healed and you get 6 rolls of varying sizes and colours and going to make sure I carry a roll with me just incase now.

Our cat had a bite injury on his leg which required antibiotics and (in theory) a week with a protective cone. As an energetic outdoor cat that’s a real challenge, so after a couple of days we’ve used this to cover the wound and let him out for a few hours. We simply wrapped it around his leg and because it adheres to itself, but not his fur it’s very difficult for him to remove (although to stop him keep trying at night, we still use a cone). Really happy we found this - think it’s a great product and made managing his recovery much easier.

I have been using these bandages for an on going concern with my beagle's poorly paw. It stays put, the stretchiness is really good to the point that on occasions without realising I have put it on too tight and have had to redo it. My beagle does not bother with it. Really easy to remove, would thoroughly recommend.