What is Kruuse sterile 7,5x7,5cm x-ray 12-ply 17-fiber gauze?

Kruuse sterile 7,5 x 7,5 cm X-ray gauze pads (12 layers, 17 fibers) are a hygiene and wound care dressing for dogs, cats, and other pets. Manufactured by Kruuse, they offer high absorbency and softness for cleaning and protecting wounds, cuts, or post-surgical areas. Their sterile packaging ensures safe use in clinical or home settings under veterinary supervision.

Characteristics and benefits

• Measure 7,5×7,5 cm: optimal size for small or medium wounds in pets, easy to handle and adapt.
• 12 layers of gauzeThey provide greater thickness and exudate absorption capacity, ideal for primary dressings.
• 17 fibers per cm²: dense structure that offers resistance and prevents fraying during use.
• Sterile and individually packagedReady to use under aseptic conditions, reducing the risk of infections.
• Detectable X-raysThe gauze includes a radiopaque thread that allows it to be located on x-rays if it is accidentally retained in a wound.
• Kruuse brand: recognized in the veterinary sector for its quality and reliability in wound care products.

How to use

To use Kruuse sterile gauze , open the individual package with clean hands. Apply directly to the clean, dry wound, securing it with a hypoallergenic bandage or adhesive tape. Change the gauze as frequently as directed by your veterinarian, usually every 24-48 hours or when saturated. Do not reuse. See the package insert for detailed instructions.

Indicated for

These gauze pads are suitable for dogs and cats of all ages and sizes, as well as other small pets such as rabbits or ferrets, for the care of superficial wounds, cuts, abrasions, or post-surgical dressings. Always use under the recommendation of a veterinarian.

FAQ

Can I use these gauze pads on my dog's open wounds?

Yes, they are suitable for clean open wounds, but you should always consult your veterinarian to assess the severity and appropriate treatment.

Are they safe for cats?

Yes, they are safe for cats. Their size and softness make them suitable for small wounds, but check with your veterinarian before using them.

How often should I change the gauze?

The frequency depends on the type of wound and the amount of exudate. It's generally recommended to change the dressing every 24-48 hours or when it's visibly dirty or wet. Follow your veterinarian's instructions.

How to store sterile gauze?

Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct light and moisture. Do not use if the packaging is damaged or expired. The expiration date is printed on the container.

Can I use these gauze pads to clean wounds with saline solution?

Yes, they are ideal for cleaning wounds with saline solution or mild antiseptics, as long as they do not contain alcohol or irritants. Consult your veterinarian for the appropriate product.

What do I do if the gauze sticks to the wound?

If it sticks, moisten it with sterile saline solution to gently remove it without damaging the tissue. Avoid pulling it off dry. If it persists, consult your veterinarian.

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