Non-woven gauze 10x10cm 4 layers 40g/m2 100 units kruuse

What are Kruuse 10x10cm 4-layer 40g/m2 100-unit non-woven gauzes?

Kruuse 10x10cm 4-ply 40g/m² non-woven gauze pads (100 units) are a basic hygiene and care product for pets, designed for cleaning and protecting superficial wounds. Manufactured by Kruuse, these gauze pads are suitable for dogs and cats of any age or size. Their main benefit is their high absorbency and softness , making them an essential tool for everyday use in veterinary clinics.

Characteristics and benefits

• 10x10 cm format with 4 layers, ideal for covering small or medium wounds.
• Weight of 40 g/m² that guarantees efficient absorption without falling apart.
• Pack of 100 units, offering excellent value for money (2,49 EUR).
• Non-woven material, soft and lint-free, minimizing irritation on your pet's sensitive skin.
• Suitable for use on both dogs and cats, versatile for any home emergency.
• Easy to cut and adapt to different areas of the body, such as legs, ears or back.

How to use

To use Kruuse gauze, first clean the affected area with saline solution or a mild antiseptic. Place the gauze directly onto the wound and secure it with a bandage or hypoallergenic adhesive tape. Change the gauze at least once a day or as recommended by your veterinarian. Do not reuse the gauze to avoid infection. If the product is used for medicated dressings, consult the treatment leaflet for the exact frequency of application. Always store the gauze in a clean, dry place.

Indicated for

These gauze pads are suitable for dogs and cats of all ages, especially for treating superficial wounds, cuts, scrapes, or as protection after minor surgery. They are an essential addition to any pet first-aid kit.

FAQ

Can I use these gauze pads to clean my dog's eyes?

Yes, as long as there is no active infection. Non-woven gauze is soft and lint-free, making it safe for cleaning around the eyes. Use a fresh gauze for each eye and avoid direct contact with the eyeball.

Are they safe for cats with sensitive skin?

Yes, the 40 g/m² non-woven material is hypoallergenic and soft, reducing the risk of irritation. However, if your cat shows signs of allergy, discontinue use and consult your veterinarian.

How many times a day should I change the gauze?

It is generally recommended to change the gauze once a day or when it is visibly soiled or wet. For wounds with heavy exudate, it may be necessary to change it every 4-6 hours. Always follow your veterinarian's instructions.

How to store gauze so it lasts longer?

Store the package in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Once opened, seal it tightly with a clip or tape to prevent contamination. The gauze does not expire if stored properly.

Can I cut the gauze to fit smaller wounds?

Yes, you can cut them to the desired size with clean scissors. The four layers will maintain their structure even after cutting, ensuring even absorption.

Are they suitable for use with antibiotic ointments?

Yes, gauze is an ideal surface for applying topical ointments or creams. Apply the product directly to the gauze before placing it on the wound, or apply it to the skin first and then cover with the gauze. Consult your veterinarian for specific treatment instructions.

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