General rules of of bandaging

• Never draw any one part of the bandage tighter then another. Uneven pressure can, especially to the leg can cause serious, permanent damage to the tendons. 
   

• Always use cotton gamgee under the bandage
   
• Do not draw tapes tighter then the bandage. May result in swelling and eventually a permanent lump no the leg.
   
• When bandaging legs tie tapes on the outside or inside of the legs, never on the bone in front, or the tendon at the back. Fasten in a bow and tuck the spare ends in, never pin.
   
• Tapes tied tighter then the bandage on the tail bandage may result in hair falling out. Tie tapes loosely.
   
•  When bandaging uneven surfaces, or swollen legs, use plenty of gamgee or cotton wool and bandage fairly loosely.
   
•  Never leave any bandage in place for more then 12 hours, and replaced as necessary, for a further 12 hour period.