What are Kruuse 5x5cm 4-layer 40g/m2 100-unit non-woven gauzes?

Non-woven gauze 5x5cm 4 layers 40g/m2 100 units Kruuse These are highly absorbent dressings designed for wound care in dogs, cats, and other pets. Manufactured by Kruuse, a leading brand in veterinary products, these sterile gauze dressings feature a 4-layer structure with a weight of 40 g/m², ensuring gentle and effective cleansing without leaving residue. Their main benefit is to provide a protective and absorbent barrier for superficial wounds, cuts or post-surgical dressingsminimizing the risk of infection and promoting healing.

Characteristics and benefits

• High-quality non-woven material: Made with polypropylene fibers, which prevents lint formation and reduces adherence to the wound.
• 4 layers thick: It offers greater resistance and absorption capacity (40 g/m²) to handle moderate exudates.
• Compact size 5×5 cm: Ideal for small wounds, local dressings or cleaning delicate areas such as eyes, ears or paws.
• Presentation of 100 units: Economical and practical format for veterinary clinics or continuous home use.
• Guaranteed sterility: Each gauze comes individually sealed, ensuring hygienic conditions until use.
• Versatility of use: Compatible with antiseptic solutions, serums or secondary dressings.

How to use

To use the Non-woven gauze 5x5cm 4 layers 40g/m2 100 units KruuseFollow these steps: Wash your hands and clean the wound with saline solution. Open the sterile packaging and apply the gauze directly to the affected area, securing it with a bandage or adhesive tape if necessary. Change the dressing as directed by your veterinarian, generally every 12–24 hours, or when it is visibly saturated. Do not reuse the gauze. Consult the package insert for specific instructions regarding infected or post-surgical wounds.

Indicated for

These gauze pads are suitable for dogs, cats, and other small pets (rabbits, ferrets) with superficial wounds, abrasions, cuts, stitches, or drainage areas. They are suitable for all ages and sizes, but should always be used under veterinary supervision in cases of deep or bleeding wounds.

FAQ

Can I use these gauze pads to clean open wounds?

Yes, they are ideal for cleaning superficial wounds. Moisten the gauze with saline solution and gently clean from the center outwards. Do not rub vigorously to avoid damaging the tissue.

Are they safe for cats or puppies?

Yes, the non-woven material is hypoallergenic and soft, making it safe for cats, puppies, and breeds with sensitive skin. However, always supervise your pet to prevent them from ingesting the gauze.

How long can I leave the gauze on?

It depends on the level of exudate. For dry wounds, it can last up to 24 hours; for wet wounds, change it every 8-12 hours. Always follow your veterinarian's guidelines to prevent infection.

How to store leftover gauze?

Store unopened wrappers in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight. Once opened, use the gauze within 30 days to maintain sterility.

Can I use these gauze pads with antiseptics like chlorhexidine?

Yes, they are compatible with most topical antiseptics (chlorhexidine, povidone-iodine). Apply the antiseptic to the gauze before placing it on the wound, but avoid soaking it excessively.

Do these gauze pads leave residue on the wound?

No, the non-woven material is designed to minimize adhesion and fiber release. If you notice any residue, gently remove it with saline solution and a clean gauze pad.

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