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...Bandaging techniques for horses sustain many different types of injuries caused a secondary layer cotton wool or gamgee by reasons some are superficial compressed an open weave conforming bandage needing minimal care while others deep such as knitfirm is then applied padding support more substantial and therefore require veterinary to absorb any further wound exudate intervention bandages should be starting distally spiralling proximally overlapping at least half ideally the assessed cleaned have damaged tissue removed debrided before tertiary consists adhesive but in emergency temporary designed protect from external contaminants may necessary stop haemorrhage secure area elastoplast prevent contamination vetrap commonly used complex procedure than people specific parts believe specialist training ensure correct application limb avoiding preventing iatrogenic complications pressure sores functions although layers stay same technique will vary depending on desiccation drying that needs...