The pet-safe wrap that sticks to itself, not to fur. Cohesive bandage (also called veterinarian wrap) is the go-to wrap for securing dressings, protecting paws, and supporting minor sprains. This 2" x 5 yd roll is the right size for paws, tails, cats, and small dogs — and a perfect refill for your home or travel pet first aid kit.
Available in 5 paw-print colours: dark pink, pink, white, green, and orange.
When you'll reach for the 2" cohesive bandage
- Wrapping paw pad cuts or torn nails
- Holding gauze in place on small wounds
- Tail and ear dressings (the smaller width contours better)
- Bandaging cats, kittens, puppies, and small dogs
- Securing splints or post-op dressings on smaller limbs
Product details
- Size: 2" x 5 yd (5 cm x 4.5 m)
- Material: Natural rubber latex
- Self-adhering: Sticks to itself, not to skin, hair, or fur — no clips or pins needed
- Disposable: Single-use, change daily or as directed by your vet
- Colours: Dark pink, pink, white, green, orange — all with paw-print pattern
Frequently asked questions about cohesive bandage
What size cohesive bandage do I need for my pet?
Use the 2" width for paws, tails, cats, and small dogs — it contours more easily to small body parts. For medium and large dogs, the 3" cohesive bandage is the right pick for legs, torso, and bigger wounds.
How do I wrap a dog's paw with cohesive bandage?
Place a non-adherent gauze pad on the wound, then wrap the 2" cohesive bandage around the paw with the toes lightly visible at the bottom so you can check circulation. Apply firmly but not tight — you should be able to slip one or two fingers under the wrap. Change daily.
Is cohesive bandage safe for cats?
Yes — cohesive bandage is widely used by vets for cats. Because it doesn't stick to fur, it's much less stressful to remove than tape. Keep an eye on the wrap and remove it if your cat begins chewing or showing discomfort.
Does this wrap contain latex?
Yes — this product is made with natural rubber latex. If your pet has a known latex sensitivity, talk to your vet about latex-free alternatives.
How is cohesive bandage different from tape or gauze?
Cohesive bandage sticks to itself but not to fur, skin, or hair — no clips or scissors needed to remove. Tape sticks to fur (painful to remove). Gauze pads need something to hold them in place — cohesive bandage is what you wrap over the gauze.
Where is this cohesive bandage made?
Distributed in Canada by First Aid Plus, a Canadian first aid specialist.
The 2" size pairs with the 3" cohesive bandage for bigger dressings. For a ready-to-go kit, see our Small Pet First Aid Kit with carabiner clip for hikes and travel.
Distributed by Canadian first aid specialists First Aid Plus. Suitable for dogs, cats, and other small pets.