Safety first

  • Make it snug

    Always create a very snug swaddle. A loose swaddle is not comfortable or relaxing for a cat.

  • Prevent rolls

    If the cat is on any surface other than the floor, always have at least one hand on cat.

  • Keep an eye on them

    Don’t leave wrapped cats unattended. We don’t recommend wrapping your cat for more than 15 minutes.

TIPS FOR

Home Users

  • If you’re not administering urgent care to your cat, consider wrapping, giving treats, and releasing your pet for a few days to further acclimate them to the process.
  • The more you use your wrap for everyday care, like brushing teeth, the easier it will be to use it when they need special care or a trip to the vet.
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TIPS FOR

Professionals

  • Start and practice with easy-to-handle cats to build muscle memory and confidence.
  • Before bringing a cat into the exam room, open and unzip the wrap completely and place on a non-slip surface with treats.
  • We recommend using the cat wrap with every cat (even the easy ones) to prevent stressful situations before they occur.
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HOW TO

Wash your wrap

  • Turn your wrap inside out for washing to get the areas most likely to be soiled extra clean.
  • Machine wash separately or use mesh wash bag to prevent velcro from attaching to finer fabrics.
  • Make sure all velcro is closed to avoid fabric twisting or stitching breakdown.
  • Dry on medium heat.

FIND YOUR WAY AROUND YOUR

Home Wrap

There is an opening for everything you need to care for your cat at home. Check it out.

Find your way around your

Pro Wrap

You can really do a full exam while keeping your patient wrapped, including ultrasounds, blood draws, and cystocentises. Check out all the openings.