ALUMINUM BUSTER FERRULA 2X40X1200 MM KRUUSE

Aluminum veterinary splint: safe and professional immobilization

The Kruuse Buster Aluminum Splint (2 x 40 x 1200 mm) is an essential medical tool in veterinary traumatology. Designed to immobilize limbs in dogs, cats, and other similarly sized pets, this splint allows for faster and safer recovery after fractures, sprains, or orthopedic surgeries. Its lightweight, moldable structure facilitates anatomical adaptation, minimizing the risk of pressure injuries or improper placement.

Composition and Active Ingredients

• Main material: Medical grade aluminum
• Dimensions 2 mm thick x 40 mm wide x 1200 mm long
• Properties: Malleable, resistant, sterilizable and reusable

Dosage and Instructions for Use

1. Have the injury evaluated by a veterinary professional.
2. Cut the splint to the appropriate length using special scissors or an aluminum cutting tool.
3. Gently mold to fit the affected limb without exerting excessive pressure.
4. Apply the splint to the injured area and secure it with a cohesive or support bandage.
5. Check daily to avoid displacement, pressure, or chafing.
6. Remove and adjust according to clinical evolution or according to the veterinary guideline.

Side Effects and Contraindications

• Possible side effects: Excessive pressure, chafing, contact ulcers if not adjusted correctly.
• Contraindications: Do not use on open wounds without prior sterile protection. Avoid in animals with aluminum sensitivity.
• Precautions: Do not apply without basic anatomical knowledge. Veterinary supervision is mandatory in complex cases.

Benefits for your pet

• Effective immobilization for fractures, dislocations or sprains.
• Anatomical adaptation thanks to its malleability.
• Lightweight: does not add unnecessary weight to the injured limb.
• Reusable after sterilization, ideal for veterinary clinics and first aid kits.
• Versatile design for dogs, cats, and small mammals.
• It facilitates postoperative recovery and prevents complications.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

• What types of injuries can be treated with this splint?
  It is ideal for fractures, sprains, dislocations, post-operative support or preventive immobilization of limbs.
• Can a guardian use it at home without supervision?
  Veterinarian intervention or guidance is strongly recommended for its correct application.
• Is it reusable?
  Yes. It can be cleaned, sterilized, and reused as long as it is not deformed or structurally compromised.
• How do you cut the splint?
  A cutting tool suitable for aluminum, such as industrial scissors or small shears, should be used.
• Which pets can benefit from this splint?
  Primarily dogs and cats, although it is also useful in rabbits, ferrets and other small animals of similar anatomy.
• What are its exact dimensions?
  2 mm thick, 40 mm wide and 1200 mm long, which allows it to be easily cut and adapted according to the size of the limb.
• How do you fix it correctly?
  It is recommended to use a cohesive or elastic bandage to hold the splint in place, ensuring firmness without cutting off circulation.
• Can it cause discomfort?
  Yes, if it's applied incorrectly or without adequate protection, it can cause chafing or pressure ulcers. Check frequently.
• How long should it be kept in place?
  It depends on the type of injury. Generally between 2 and 6 weeks, under veterinary supervision.
• Can I buy it from anywhere in the country?
  Yes, it is available for national shipping at Petsalia.com with secure packaging and fast delivery.