Stop Bleeding in Seconds with VETIGEL

VETIGEL gives veterinarians greater control, speed, and confidence in achieving hemostasis.

Why Equine Veterinarians Choose VETIGEL

Rapid Hemostasis: Stops bleeding in seconds when applied with gentle pressure.

Versatile Application: Works effectively across a range of equine procedures including lacerations, enucleations, castrations, and foot surgeries.

Easy to Use: Apply directly from syringe or via sterile gauze for even coverage. VETIGEL is designed to stay in place and can be sutured or bandaged over.

Foot/Hoof Surgeries

Lacerations

Enucleations

Mass Removals

VETIGEL Equine Application Guidelines

Use suture ligation or vessel twisting when possible, alongside VETIGEL.
Reduce bleeding before application via direct pressure, tissue tension, cold, vasoconstrictors, or a tourniquet.
Clear pooled blood and clots to ensure VETIGEL contacts bleeding tissue directly.
Apply VETIGEL at a thickness of at least 1 cm. More gel generally improves performance.
Syringe application is preferred, especially when bleeding is focal and can be slowed temporarily.
If using gauze, apply more VETIGEL to offset absorption. Gauze helps with spread and pressure.
Do not remove VETIGEL after hemostasis. It can be bandaged or sutured over directly.