Use a bandage for wound protection, light support, or to keep dressings clean. Splints are for temporary immobilization if you suspect a sprain or fracture, but should be applied carefully. Always follow product instructions and seek veterinary guidance when in doubt to avoid improper handling.

Measure circumference and length of the affected limb or paw using a soft tape measure and consult the sizing chart on product pages. Allow room for padding and movement; the fit should be snug but not tight. If unsure, contact Petreon Lietuva customer support or your veterinarian for sizing help.

Some bandages and splints can remain on overnight, but monitor your pet for signs of discomfort, swelling, or numbness. Keep the area dry and check circulation regularly. Follow product instructions and your veterinarian’s recommendations—remove and seek professional care if you notice any worrying changes.

Change dressings daily or sooner if they become wet, dirty, or loose. Inspect the skin for redness, discharge, odor, or swelling each time you change the bandage. If you observe signs of infection or worsening condition, stop home care and consult a veterinarian promptly.

Consult your veterinarian if swelling, increased pain, loss of function, or persistent symptoms occur despite using bandages and splints. Also discuss any veterinary diet products with your vet to ensure they support recovery and do not interfere with medical care. Timely professional evaluation helps avoid complications.