Compresses

Our high-quality compresses are indispensable for wound care in veterinary medicine. Whether as sterile or non-sterile wound compresses, absorbent compresses or gauze compresses - our range offers the right solution for every application. Nonwoven compresses impress with their high absorbency, while slit compresses enable effective fixation. All compresses are characterized by their quality and user-friendliness. They are made of high-quality materials and offer a reliable wound dressing for optimal healing. Discover our extensive range of compresses at Meddax24 now!

Fleece and Gauze Compresses for Animals

In veterinary medicine, compresses are used to hygienically clean and cover wounds. Wound compresses have absorbent and breathable properties, protecting injuries and wounds from exposure to additional germs while effectively absorbing excess secretions.

Use of Compresses in Veterinary Medicine

Our product portfolio offers a wide selection of compresses designed for daily use in veterinary practices and clinics. Compresses are among the most frequently used consumables in veterinary medicine and serve a variety of purposes. We provide veterinary compresses made from different materials and in various sizes to accommodate all intended applications.

Selection of Non-Sterile Compresses

When sterile handling is not required, non-sterile compresses are ideal for disinfecting and cleaning heavily contaminated wounds. To eliminate pathogenic germs, it is recommended to use them in combination with an iodine-based antiseptic solution, helping prevent infection. To ensure that no residue is left in the wound during cleaning, these compresses are both lint-free and durable. This makes it possible to treat uneven and deeper injuries hygienically. Veterinarians may also use suitable skin and hand disinfection products during wound cleaning for improved hygiene.

Selection of Sterile Compresses

Sterile compresses are essential for surgical procedures. Any consumables used to treat surgical wounds must be sterile to prevent the introduction of pathogens. During surgery, secretions can obstruct the field of view, making highly absorbent compresses crucial for maintaining visibility. Sterile compresses also provide reliable coverage for small puncture sites, such as those created by injections or joint punctures. Complementary gauze and fixation bandages may be used to secure these dressings in place.