Most Popular Products at Corro
Some products just end up in every barn kit because riders, vets, and farriers trust them most. Here are the most purchased wraps, bandages and tapes at Corro:
3M Vetrap Bandaging Tape - Riders rely on this classic self-adhesive wrap because it’s durable, flexible, and easy to tear by hand. It stays snug without slipping, making it a staple for hoof and leg protection.
3M Animalintex Poultice Pad - A long-time favorite because it works for both hot and cold applications, this poultice pad draws out infection, reduces swelling, and cushions sensitive hooves.
Andover CoFlex Vet Cohesive Bandages – Single Roll
Loved for its lightweight strength, this cohesive bandage secures wraps without restricting movement. Riders appreciate that it sticks to itself, not the horse’s hair.
Why Hoof Wraps & Bandages Matter
When a hoof needs extra protection, the right wrap can make all the difference. Farriers and veterinarians often recommend cohesive bandages and poultice pads to keep abscesses clean, manage swelling, and prevent contamination. For even stronger defense against infection, thrush treatments can be used under wraps to help hooves heal faster.
Using trusted products like 3M Vetrap or Animalintex means your horse’s foot stays supported while the healing process takes its course. n.
Choosing the Right Hoof Wraps & Tape
Not every wrap works for every horse or situation. Riders usually keep a mix of cohesive tape, poultice pads, and durable wraps in the barn. Here’s a quick guide:
- Abscesses or bruises → Poultice pads under tape
- Daily protection → Flexible cohesive wraps
- Sensitive hooves → Cushioned wraps or extra padding
FAQ
Why should I use hoof wraps or bandages?
They protect hooves, secure poultices, and keep wounds clean while healing.
How long can a hoof stay wrapped?
Wraps should be checked daily and changed as needed to avoid dirt buildup or excess moisture.
Are cohesive bandages safe for hooves?
Yes, cohesive wraps like Vetrap or CoFlex are designed to stay snug without cutting off circulation.
When should I use a poultice pad?
Poultice pads help draw out infection, reduce swelling, and cushion sore hooves.
Can wraps replace farrier care?
No, wraps are supportive tools but don’t replace proper trimming or shoeing from a qualified farrier.
Do these products meet veterinary standards?
Yes, they align with AAEP guidelines for equine first aid and recovery care.
