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sandi_84

sandi_84

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Leg wraps or Pads - for bandaging: http://www.equestrianclearance.com/...wraps-pads/woof-wear-leg-wraps/-pads/wb0037#/
Or
http://www.robinsonsequestrian.com/...rotection/leg-bandages/leg-pads-set-of-4.html

The ones from robinsons look like the type of gamgee type pads I used to use for bandaging but I'm not sure if the equestrian clearance ones are exercise pads or if technology has just moved on and they are useable for anything from injury bandaging to travelling... help?!

Also as an aside, anyone know where I could get a shetland sized headcollar from?
 
Personally I prefer the cotton pad types to traditional gamgee for stable/travelling.

For exercise normally when at home I polo bandage- the correct way with the strip down the tendon.
But I have to bandage for horseball and then I use the black pads from Bridleway http://www.bridlewayequestrian.com/shop/product.php?productid=16205&cat=250&page=1 A- they are smooth and I prefer this to the ribbed typed ones, B- they match our team colours :D

For tiny headcollars I always hit ebay!
 
Depends what you mean by injury?

For wounds, the vet always leaves me the vet gamgee- the cotton type traditional stuff. NOT GAMGEE

For support wise same as stable bandages
 
dianchi said:
Depends what you mean by injury?

For wounds, the vet always leaves me the vet gamgee- the cotton type traditional stuff. NOT GAMGEE

For support wise same as stable bandages
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Cool thank you, it really has been years - like more than 10 since I've had anything to do with bandaging. I have to learn everything all over again :/
 
Other thing I have found useful are the Premier equine stable wraps, used these for support with tendon injuries in the past, now use to keep her leggies warm!
 
dianchi said:
Other thing I have found useful are the Premier equine stable wraps, used these for support with tendon injuries in the past, now use to keep her leggies warm!
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Cheers I'll have a look into those as well then :) Thanks for all the help :)
 
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