Rheva
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Wound protection for horses

Sticks to fur, protects against insects, lets the wound breathe, resists moisture

Chestnut horse with a white star, close up

Kristian von Krusenstierna recommends Rheva

Kristian von Krusenstierna has used Rheva for a long time in his equestrian business. Kristian runs one of the country's largest riding schools, Ågesta Gård & Ridskola. In addition, he is a Grand Prix rider, A-trainer in dressage, co-founder of DressagePower, and Dressage Manager at SIHS. Kristian's opinion about Rheva means a lot to us, but we would also love to hear what you think!

Chestnut horse in a halter, close up

Sometimes accidents happen, out when we ride, in the stable, or out in the pasture. Then it’s important to be ready to take care of our fine horse in the best possible way. That’s why we highly recommend our Rheva wound protection. A fantastic and innovative wound protection that keeps the wound clean and protected. In addition, the wound protection breathes, which means a faster healing process. Wounds on horses unfortunately tend to attract flies and insects, but that’s nothing you need to worry about—our wound protection keeps them away so they can’t reach the wound. It also sits very effectively on fur, but also on moving parts of the horse thanks to Rheva’s extra fastener. A complete wound protection, simply.

Instructions for use

Man placing Rheva wound protection on a horse's cheek in the stable
  1. Clean the area

    Gently clean the area around the wound. Make sure the fur is free from dirt, debris, and any coat shine products.

  2. Prepare the protection

    Open the Rheva package. Avoid touching the adhesive surface.

  3. Apply the protection

    Carefully place the protection over the wound and make sure the adhesive edge attaches properly to the clean, dry fur around the wound.

  4. Attach the protection

    Gently press the adhesive edges for a few moments to ensure a good seal. The protection is designed to stay in place during movement.

Rheva wound protection on a horse's hip
Hands pressing Rheva wound protection onto a horse's forehead
When applying, gently run your fingers around the flat surface on the outside of the Rheva so that the adhesive surface gets good contact with the fur.

Tips for adhesion

The important thing is that the adhesive surface is free from dust, gravel, soil, and dirt. Even coat shine and e.g. fly spray impair adhesion. These products should not be on the fur for good healing.

The adhesive sticks immediately, but sits better after a few hours. It is good if the animal can be still during that time. Rheva withstands moisture very well once it has stuck.

Size

Small7 × 5 cm
Large10 × 7 cm

Small is designed for wounds up to 2.5×4.5 cm and also works well on exposed parts of the animal. Normally, we recommend small for legs and joints. Large is suitable for injuries elsewhere on the body and works for wounds up to 7×4 cm.

Rheva Combo

Rheva Combo

The complete wound protection solution. Perfect combination of sizes for all your needs.

Rheva Large

Rheva Large

Superior protection for larger wounds. Ideal for body parts, with the same easy application.

Rheva Small

Rheva Small

Innovative wound protection for minor injuries. Perfect for active animals, easy to apply like a bandage.