Price: $20.60
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This antiseptic bandage, made of cohesive polyester, makes it easy to provide a protective bandage over injured teats. Self-adhesive bandage will stay in place. Inexpensive and easy to use, this bandage cuts healing time in half.
Labeled for: beef and dairy cows and heifers
Species: cattle
Ready to use bandage that is quick and easy to apply.
After cleaning and treating the injured teat, apply bandage over teat. Change bandage as necessary throughout the teat healing process.
| Length | 15 foot |
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| Width | 2-1/2 inch |
| Net Contents | 15 foot |
| Material | Polyester |
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| AK/HI/PR Overnight and 2-Day | Based on weight/location | 1-2 Business Days |
| FOB Charges: Applies to fluids and 10+ lb orders.** |
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| Excessive Weight (48+ lbs) | Additional $30 to freight calculation | Dependent on method chosen |
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**Some FOB exceptions apply.
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Christina Koller (verified owner) –
The cut was up the teat and 1/2 inch up the udder. I was able to milk teat after apply teat bandage.
It is so thin that you can attach milker over it. Without it would open and widening the cut during milking and was not healing.
After milking remove and spray vetricyn on cut.
Used two pkg before it was healed enough to milk without it.
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