With decades of experience in the human kinesiology tape market, we decided to create a product specifically tailored to animals. VetkinTape veterinary kinesiology tape was born – a selection of tapes designed to be comfortable for animals, while providing support and relief from pain and inflammation. Our kinesiology tapes for animals are ideal for horses/equine, dogs/canine, and other animals, and can be used to support muscles and joints. Get your veterinary kinesiology tape today and give animals the highest level of support and comfort!
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VetkinTape is a medical tape or kinesiology tape designed specifically for veterinary use. It is an adhesive tape made from a breathable, waterproof, and hypoallergenic material.
Although some tape colours are exclusive to some of the sizes veterinary kinesiology tape, the specifications of the products are the same regardless of the color. Selecting multiple colors for a single application can help to create a visual representation of the tape placement. Ultimately, colour choice is a matter of personal preference.
Veterinary kinesiology tape can be used on different coat lengths with the right surface preparation, stretching, and technique. The amount of stretch applied must be appropriate for each application to be successful. You will need to use more stretch on longer coats and less stretch on shorter coats. VetkinTape is designed to stick to fur, not skin, so when taping an animal that has recently been groomed (such as a horse or dog), you should be extra careful. In some cases pre-taping spray might come in handy.
In theory VetkinTape veterinary kinesiology tape can be applied to any animal. However, most people apply it on either horses or dogs. But we have seen applications on cats, camels and even lizards over the years!
Kinesiology tape for animals can provide support and stability to an animal’s joints and muscles, reduce the risk of injury, and help the animal to heal from current injuries.
Kinesiology tape for animals is generally safe and has no known side effects. However, it is important to consult with a veterinarian or rehabiltation specialist before applying tape to an animal yourself. Proper application is very important for it to work well.