Jabs V Tex Animal Dressing 10 Pack for Horses
Description
Jabs V Tex Animal Dressing - Multi-Purpose 10 Pack
The Jabs V Tex Animal Dressing is a multi-purpose animal dressing supplied in a pack of 10 and proven for use as a medicinal aid. It is designed for horse owners, livery yards, smallholders and livestock keepers who want a reliable dressing to keep in the first aid kit.
Best for everyday yard first aid stores, horsebox kits and travelling to shows, where a sealed, ready-to-use dressing needs to be within easy reach. Because the pack contains ten dressings, you use one at a time and keep the rest clean for the next occasion.
Key Features
- Multi-purpose animal dressing suitable for general first aid use
- Pack of 10 - economical for yards caring for several animals
- Proven for use as a medicinal aid
- Compact format that fits a grooming box, horsebox or tack room cupboard
- Pairs with bandages, tape and cleaning supplies in your horse first aid kit
Specifications
| Brand | Jabs |
|---|---|
| Product Name | V Tex Animal Dressing |
| Pack Size | 10 dressings |
| Product Type | Multi-purpose animal dressing |
| Intended Use | Medicinal aid / first aid |
| Suitable For | Horses, ponies and other animals |
| Category | Agrihealth |
| Country of Origin | China |
How to Use
- Restrain or hold the animal safely and calmly, with a handler present if needed.
- Read the instructions printed on the packaging before opening a dressing.
- Clean and prepare the area as advised by your veterinary surgeon.
- Open one dressing, keeping the remainder of the pack sealed and clean.
- Apply the dressing to the area and secure it as appropriate with a suitable bandage.
- Check the site regularly and replace the dressing as directed, seeking veterinary advice if the wound is not improving.
FAQ
How many dressings are in the pack?
Each pack contains 10 dressings.
What animals is it suitable for?
It is described as a multi-purpose animal dressing, so it can be kept for horses, ponies and other animals on the yard or smallholding.
Can I use this instead of calling the vet?
No. A dressing is a first aid item only. If a wound is deep, heavily contaminated, bleeding persistently, near a joint or eye, or is not improving, contact your veterinary surgeon.
How should the pack be stored?
Keep it in a clean, dry place away from direct sunlight and heat, with unused dressings left sealed until required.
Is it useful for a travelling or competition first aid kit?
Yes. The pack is compact enough to keep in a horsebox, trailer or grooming box alongside bandages and tape.
About Jabs
Jabs supplies practical animal health and agrihealth consumables for horse owners, livery yards, smallholders and livestock keepers, concentrating on simple, everyday items that are easy to store and quick to reach for.