Sanah Veterinary Gauze Sponges are premium 4-ply absorbent gauze pads for routine wound cleaning, topical care, and procedure prep. Available in two material types — non-woven (70% viscose / 30% polyester) supplied in 200/pack and woven 100% cotton supplied in 100/pack — across multiple sizes. Both are latex-free, single-use, and non-sterile.
Specifications
- Plies: 4-ply
- Non-woven material: 70% viscose + 30% polyester, 30 gsm (high density, high absorbency)
- Woven material: 100% cotton (heavy-duty, tear-resistant)
- Latex-free, single-use, non-sterile
- Sizes: 2 in x 2 in, 3 in x 3 in, 4 in x 4 in
- Pack size: 200 (non-woven); 100 (woven)
- Shelf life: 5 years
Quality Standards
- EN 14079-2003 (gauze swab and gauze swab in roll)
- Manufactured in an ISO 13485 certified facility
Non-Woven vs Woven — Which Should You Choose?
Non-woven (70% viscose + 30% polyester): softer, more absorbent per layer (30 gsm high density), and less likely to leave fibers behind. Preferred for cleaning around stitches, sensitive areas, or post-surgical sites. Supplied in larger 200-count packs for high-volume use.
Woven (100% cotton): more durable, tear-resistant, slightly more absorbent of heavy exudate. Ideal for general cleaning, prepping intact skin, disinfection, wound debriding, and applying pressure — but can shed fibers, so avoid direct contact with sutured wounds.
Common At-Home Uses
- Cleaning minor cuts, scrapes, or surgical incisions
- Applying topical medications or ointments
- Drying skin around clean wounds
- General first-aid pet care
About Sanah: Sanah is a Canadian veterinary essentials brand powered by CDMV, Canada's leading distributor for animal health professionals. All Sanah products are manufactured in ISO 13485 and MDSAP certified facilities, meeting the same medical device quality standards used in human healthcare — at a significantly lower cost than comparable national brands.
Safety Note: Non-sterile gauze is suitable for cleaning around healing wounds and routine care but not for direct contact with surgical sites or deep wounds requiring strict sterility. Always follow your veterinarian's wound care instructions.
