Ritmed Gauze Sponge Non-Woven Non-Sterile 4 Ply for Dogs & Cats
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Gauze sponges are the foundational supply item of any wound care kit — used for wound cleaning, exudate absorption, light wound packing, and as a base layer before secondary dressings. Non-woven gauze sponges have largely replaced traditional woven gauze in modern veterinary practice due to their superior softness, lower lint production, and improved fluid handling characteristics.
Ritmed gauze sponges are manufactured to professional veterinary supply standards by AMD Medicom, one of Canada's major medical supply manufacturers. The 4-ply construction provides adequate absorbency for most wound cleaning applications while maintaining a low-profile form factor. Available in 2 in x 2 in, 3 in x 3 in, and 4 in x 4 in sizes to suit different wound dimensions, with 200 sponges per pack for excellent per-unit value.
Non-sterile gauze sponges are appropriate for: wound cleaning with saline or antiseptic solution, general wound preparation before dressing application, and all applications where the sponge is used to apply cleaning solution rather than being placed directly in an open wound. Use sterile gauze for direct wound contact in clean or contamination-sensitive wounds.
Having an ample supply of gauze sponges in your pet first aid kit is as important as having the right dressings. You will use significantly more gauze sponges than any other wound care supply — for wound cleaning, preparation, and exudate management. The 200-unit packs represent the most practical format for households managing ongoing wound care. The 2 x 2 inch size suits cats and small dogs; the 4 x 4 inch suits large breed dogs and broader wound areas.
What sizes are available?
2 in x 2 in, 3 in x 3 in, and 4 in x 4 in, all in 200-sponge packs.
What is the difference between woven and non-woven?
Non-woven gauze is softer, produces less lint (important for clean wounds), and is more uniform in absorbency. Woven gauze is more durable and provides more structure — preferred for wound packing and high-tension applications.