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3M™ Vetbond Tissue Adhesive
Vetbond™ is an n-butyl cyanoacrylate adhesive, which will bond tissue together and form a flexible wound barrier in a variety of veterinary procedures, often eliminating the need for sutures and/or bandages.
The adhesive is also a haemostatic agent. It contains a blue indicator for good visualisation, and is supplied in a handy, squeezable bottle with a narrow tip to dispense small drops.
General indications
- Low tension minor wounds
- Lacerations
- Abrasions
- Foot pad injuries
- Oral trauma
- Small surgical incisions
- Oral surgery
- Tooth extraction
- Dew claw removal
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Features |
Benefits |
| Convenient |
Blue indicator |
Easy visualisation |
| Adhesive |
Minimizes tissue trauma. Reduces need for anaesthesia |
| Time saving |
Bonds tissue together in 15secs |
Avoids the need for time consuming suturing and suture removal |
| Economical |
Bottle contains 150 drops |
Sufficient for 50-75 small wound closures |
| Versatile |
Haemostatic agent |
Particular benefit after removal of warts, polyps or teeth |
| Supportive |
Use between tension sutures or other tension devices |
Give support to reduce the incidence of dehiscence |
Contra-indications
Do not use Vetbond™ tissue adhesive on:
- Infected wounds
- Deep puncture wounds
- High tension wounds (unless as a support to sutures)
Although Vetbondä tissue adhesive is a haemostatic agent, it is not designed to stop the flow from large vessels.
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