MANUKA ND 10X12,5CM NON-ADHESIVE BANDAGE 10U STERILE KRUUSE

Veterinary bandage with Manuka honey: advanced healing for wounds in pets

The KRUUSE Manuka ND 10×12,5 cm Non-Adhesive Dressing is a sterile dressing developed for treating wounds in animals. Thanks to the therapeutic properties of Manuka honey, this dressing offers an effective solution to promote natural healing, prevent infection, and minimize pain during dressing changes. Ideal for dogs, cats, and exotic animals with surgical wounds, lacerations, burns, or chronic ulcers.

Composition and Active Ingredients

• Dressing material: non-woven polyester mesh, soft and non-sticky.
• Impregnation: Medical grade Manuka honey (UMF ≥10+), sterile.
• Format: rectangular dressing 10 x 12,5 cm, individually packaged under sterile conditions.
• Package contents: 10 units.

Dosage and Instructions for Use

1. Wash the wound with a sterile saline solution or as directed by your veterinarian.
2. Carefully open the package and apply the Manuka ND dressing directly to the affected area.
3. Secure with a secondary bandage (gauze, cohesive bandage or adhesive tape) without applying excessive pressure.
4. Replace the dressing every 24 to 48 hours, or according to the evolution of the wound and the veterinarian's judgment.

Side Effects and Contraindications

• Allergic reactions: rare, but possible in animals sensitive to bee products.
• Contraindicated: in infected wounds without prior veterinary control.
• Caution: in pets with a history of allergy to honey or bee products.
• Always consult with your veterinarian before use on deep or recent surgical wounds.

Benefits for your pet

• Accelerated healing: Manuka honey stimulates tissue regeneration.
• Infection prevention: natural antibacterial action against resistant bacteria.
• Painless change: non-adherent design that prevents trauma when removing the dressing.
• Sterile and safe: Individual packaging that guarantees asepsis.
• Versatile size: Suitable for medium-sized wounds in dogs, cats and exotic animals.
• Compatible with other topical treatments: under professional guidance.

FAQ

What is Manuka honey and how does it work on wounds?

It is a honey of New Zealand origin with unique antibacterial properties, effective against resistant bacteria. It helps maintain a moist environment that promotes healing.

Can it be used on open or infected wounds?

Yes, but always under veterinary supervision. Manuka honey can help control the bacterial load in infected wounds.

Is this bandage suitable for cats?

Yes, it is safe for cats, provided that ingestion is avoided and appropriate restraint systems such as Elizabethan collars are used.

How long can the bandage be left on the wound?

Between 24 and 48 hours, depending on the type and condition of the wound. Always follow the veterinarian's instructions.

Can it be used on exotic animals?

Yes, under veterinary guidance. It is useful in small mammals, birds, and reptiles with treated superficial wounds.

Is it necessary to use another bandage on top?

Yes, a secondary dressing is required to keep the dressing in place and protect the wound.

Can it cause any adverse reactions?

In rare cases, allergic reactions may occur. Discontinue use if you notice excessive redness or swelling and consult your veterinarian.

How to prevent the pet from licking the bandage?

Use an Elizabethan collar or additional protective bandages to prevent the animal from accessing the treated area.

Can I buy this product without a prescription?

Yes, but its use is recommended under veterinary guidance to ensure proper application and wound monitoring.

Can it be used in conjunction with topical creams or antibiotics?

Only if directed by a veterinarian. Manuka honey already has antibacterial properties, but it can be combined with other medications in certain cases.