PLASTIC FERRULE WITH FOAM 25X200MM 1 unit KRUUSE

Moldable veterinary splint for safe and effective immobilization

The KRUUSE 25x200mm Plastic Splint with Foam is a medical device designed to immobilize limbs in dogs and cats that have suffered fractures, dislocations, or sprains. Its ergonomic and moldable design allows for precise adaptation to the animal's anatomy, reducing pain and promoting proper bone or joint recovery. It is an essential tool in veterinary clinics and also useful for home care under professional supervision.

Composition and Active Ingredients

• Outer material: High-strength thermoformable plastic.
• Internal lining: Soft, protective, closed-cell polyurethane foam.
• Dimensions 25 mm wide x 200 mm long.
• Radiolucency: Compatible with X-rays, does not interfere with diagnostic imaging.

Dosage and Instructions for Use

1. Heat the splint with hot (not boiling) water or a heat gun until it is flexible.
2. Mold the splint over the injured limb of the animal, following the veterinarian's guidelines.
3. Secure the splint with bandages or veterinary adhesive tapes, ensuring a firm fit but without excessive compression.
4. Let it cool so that the material hardens and holds its shape.

It is recommended to check the splint periodically and adjust it if necessary. Its use should always be supervised by a veterinarian.

Side Effects and Contraindications

• Skin irritation: It can occur if the skin is not checked regularly or if too much pressure is applied.
• Contraindications: Do not use on open fractures without prior evaluation. Do not apply to wounds without adequate protection.
• Caution with young animals: Growth should be monitored to avoid compression or malformation.

Benefits for your pet

• Precise anatomical adaptation thanks to its thermal moldability.
• Additional comfort thanks to its soft foam covering.
• Compatible with X-rays, without needing to remove it.
• Lightweight and easy to handle, ideal for clinical and home use.
• Durable and reusable material under appropriate conditions.

FAQ

• What type of injuries is this splint indicated for?
  For simple fractures, sprains, and dislocations of limbs in dogs and cats. Always under veterinary evaluation.
• Is it reusable?
  Yes, it can be reused if it does not show deformations or structural damage after the first application.
• Can it be cut for a better fit?
  Yes, it can be trimmed with heavy-duty scissors or a utility knife, with caution and professional supervision.
• Is it suitable for young animals or puppies?
  Yes, but it requires frequent veterinary monitoring, as growth can alter the fit.
• How to prevent it from causing skin irritation?
  The animal's skin should be checked periodically to ensure there is no excessive pressure or trapped moisture.
• Is it X-ray compatible?
  Yes, the splint is radiolucent, which allows x-rays to be taken without removing it.
• What breeds or sizes of pets can use it?
  Ideal for medium-sized dogs and cats, or for small limbs in large breeds. Consult your veterinarian for the appropriate size.
• How do you heat it properly?
  Use hot, not boiling, water or a heat gun on medium heat. Avoid direct exposure to flames or extreme heat.
• Can it be used for a long time?
  It depends on the type of injury and its clinical course. The veterinarian will determine the appropriate duration of treatment.
• Can it be used at home or only in clinics?
  It can be used at home, but always under specific instructions from the veterinarian to avoid complications.