Wound Recovery Boot VP
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Application
Our Wound Protective Boot is the perfect solution for hard to bandage toe lacerations. It can be applied over a foot bandage or directly onto the injured paw. The two elastic bands with Velcro secure the boot.
Fabric
Made from 100% softshell, water resistant, and breathable materials.
Sizing
1. Have your dog stand on a firm surface.
2. Place a piece of paper under a front paw.
3. Lift the dog's opposite front paw so that the weight is placed firmly on the paw being measured.
4. Mark both sides of the weighted paw at its widest point on the sheet of paper.
5. Measure that distance, and choose the correct boot size from the size guide below. If the measurement falls in between, round up to a larger size.
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Long lasting solution
Our mat is made from polyvinyl chloride (PVC), a medical grade material with antimicrobial and tear resistant properties. PVC is the same material used in hospitals for blood intakes, catheters, heart-lung bypass sets, and a number of other medical tubing applications which must meet high tear resistance standards.
The Stable-Table Mat's medically approved material maximizes its tear strength while maintaining a balance of softness to ensure comfort for pets.
Cleaning and Care
We recommend using a bleach-based cleaner for best results and a Magic Eraser for stubborn stains.
Cleaners containing alcohol should be avoided since the alcohol can dilute the cured ink and fade or smudge the graphic overtime. If alcohol drips or spills onto the mat, it will not fade the pattern providing it is removed rapidly and the substance is not firmly rubbed in, it is best to try and dab the area with an absorbent paper towel.
The bottom layer is made from high density foam soaked in antimicrobial solution. It may absorb water or liquid. We recommend cleaning it with soap and water by immersing the mat or it's portion and by letting it soak. Gentle rubbing or dubbing of the surface should not cause the deterioration of the material. Do not rub hard as this may alter the structure of the padding. Dry the bottom thoroughly by pressing on with paper towel or soft absorbing cloth, hang to dry in room temperature before placing the mat back onto the table. Do not place the wet mat on the table as it may stick to it permanently and may result in removal of patches of foam.