Handy wound tool

fishhead · #1 07/31/07, 09:24 AM

I ran across this on another thread and thought it might make a good tool to have in the medicine chest for closing wounds.

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te...equestid=16359

PETSNEGGS · #2 07/31/07, 10:21 AM

Way to cool! I wish I would have had one of them about a year ago. My dog got a good gash on her side ( don't know how) and I got it all shaved and cleaned and then once I saw how bad it was I knew she needed to be stapled. Vet bill was $350. Thanks for the site. Since I have moved south I haven't thought about going to that site for nifty things... Used to go there all the time when I lived up north and was on National Ski Patrol.

fishhead · #3 07/31/07, 11:29 AM

It should be a lot easier to use on a struggling goat than needle and thread.

QueenB04 · #4 07/31/07, 11:52 AM

Ooooh, I gotta me one of those! If you have to ever use on on yourself its much more tollerable and quicker then needle and thread as well.

**mygoat** · #5 07/31/07, 02:51 PM

They sell those in the Jeffers catalog, too. I bet it would be cheaper, too, seeing as how that's cabela's. They're always a tad pricey... but so fun to shop at!

BlueHeronFarm · #6 07/31/07, 03:06 PM

OH, MAN! You NEED to warn people when the link will contain icky photos. I can't stop seeing that man's stapled belly. [[[shudder]]