Medium Blue Mesh No Flap Ear Wrap for Comfort & Support

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Common uses for the No Flap Ear Wrap

HEMATOMA HEALING

The most common cause of an ear hematoma in dogs is an ear infection or other irritation within the ear. Ear infections cause irritation to the ear, resulting in shaking of the head which in turn causes the development of the hematoma which, in many cases, requires painful surgery and lengthy healing. NFEW improves the comfort of the healing process and protects tender ears. Our Pinpoint Mesh material is recommended.

EAR INFECTIONS

Chronic ear infections can lead to permanent alterations in the anatomy of a dogs ear, making future infections more likely and more difficult to treat. Using NFEW in conjunction with medication prescribed by your veterinarian helps speed up recovery time and prevent dogs from inflicting more damage due to irritation.

CHEAT-GRASS PREVENTION

Whether you call them awns, mean seeds, timothy, foxtails, cheat grass, June grass, Downy Brome, or any other number of colloquial names, to dogs they generally mean one thing, and that’s trouble…those sharp ends allow the awn to penetrate into and through the skin and tissues of a dog. Our Denim material is recommended .

No Flap Ear Wrap in pinpoint mesh material

Fabric Guide- What is the difference between Pinpoint Mesh and Denim?

Fabric choices depend on the dogs temperament and age.

For example:

Denim is suggested for younger dogs or dogs that have a very determined temperament. Ear lacerations, split ear tips. Pinpoint Mesh, is a good choice for dogs that are prone to ear infections, live in warmer more humid climates as it is our most breathable and lightweight fabric. Hematoma recovery. Pinpoint Mesh- A great choice for longer healing plans that require the most airflow. Tiny pinpoint holes to aid airflow, our most lightweight and breathable fabric. Poly/Cotton blend. Denim- Our most durable fabric, not as breathable as our pinpoint mesh, but more breathable than tight gauze and bandaging. 100% Cotton. A good choice for the most active dogs

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Healing Ears, One Dog at a Time

One of a kind unique skeletal structure built and sewn throughout the wrap to help maintain it’s shapeDurable spines inserted into the wrap work in conjunction with the cinch strap keeping the NFEW securely in place, holding up to even the most persistent pawers.4-points of adjustable sizing ensure a comfortable and secure fit for every size or breed of fur friends.
Allows the pinna or ear flap to remain in a natural position, unless otherwise directed by your veterinarian No sticky tape resulting in fur loss when having to remove it to check the site It fits snug, but not as tight as a tape and gauze, allowing for natural hearing as the damaged ear is not taped shut. It also allows a normal field of vision with no obstruction to the periphery Each wrap has the potential to fit three different head and neck sizes. Some dogs have a larger girth to the face and neck but a shorter length Helps maintain calm vs the nervousness sometimes created by the E-collar for both the dog and the owner Allows use of dog door, easy water and food bowl access, comfortable sleep, can run and play resuming regular activities while recovering

A Proper Fit is Essential for Success

The No Flap is uniquely sized and measurement specific. The structure of a dog determines the size you should order. As an example, some Labrador’s wear the Large, Medium or S/M size. Even within the same breed, each dog is unique in length and collar size.

If you are unsure as to which size to order, you can message us your dog’s breed and measurements, our team is happy to assist you in selecting the correct size for a proper fit. A proper fit allow the wrap to do it’s job, keeps your dog comfortable while recovering and also prevents the dog from getting the wrap off.

How to Measure

Healing ALL styles of Ears

The No Flap Ear Wrap can be used on dogs with Upright, Drop, Rose, Tulip, Hound, Flying, Button and Semi-Upright ears. Keeping the ears from flapping is critical when healing ear injuries or ailments such a hematomas and vasculitis. We have many GSD’s, Chihuahuas, Frenchie’s, Australian Cattle Dogs, etc. that have Upright Ears that have used it during recovery. When the wrap is applied we advise that ears of all “styles” rest naturally, unless otherwise directed by your veterinarian. For upright ears, the wrap is placed on the head and the ears fold forward comfortably.

Drop Ears and Hound Ears

*Drop Ears and Hound Ears*

Our wraps are designed to stop the flapping from the head out.

If they can’t flap those long gorgeous ears they can’t draw the blood to the ear tips. With the long eared breeds, their ears are likely to not be completely contained in the side pockets of our wraps, but rest assured even if the long ear tips hang out a bit, they still can’t get the momentum going that will draw the blood into the compromised tissue or through the possible ear tip injury.

Ear position concerns?

If you are concerned about your dog’s ears laying flat while healing, please consult your veterinarian. The wrap is not a compression bandage, but rather a recovery device that keeps the ears from flapping. It is fitted, but not as tight as wrapped gauze and bandaging around the head. We defer to your vet as they know your dog best!

Upright Ears

For upright ears, the wrap is placed on the head and the ears fold forward naturally, comfortably.

Jack Russell “Flying”

Dachshund “Hound”

American Bulldog “Drop””

Doberman “Upright”

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 10 x 6 x 1 inches; 5.1 ounces
Item model number ‏ : ‎ BM
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ February 10, 2025
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No Flap Ear Wrap
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B079Q74FPQ
Best Sellers Rank: #4,901 in Pet Supplies (See Top 100 in Pet Supplies) #29 in Dog Ear Care
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Pinpoint mesh material is our most breathable fabric, making it our most popular fabric and preferred by veterinarians. Good for post hematoma surgery protection/recovery, post aspiration of hematomas, ear infections and other ear injuries.
One-of-a-kind unique skeletal structure that is built and sewn throughout the wrap to help maintain shape and prevent the wrap from being pawed forward or back, including 4-points of adjustable sizing per size, to ensure a comfortable and secure fit for every size or breed of dog within each size. Each size can retract in length up to 2″ to ensure your dog’s peripheral vision is clear when standing or sitting.
Softer and less constrictive than thick gauze and sticky bandage wrap. Provides easy ear flap accessibility for checking/tending ears.
Allows head clearance though dog doors, easy water and food bowl access, comfortable sleep, all while resuming regular activities while recovering from an injury or surgery. Regular routines mean less depression while healing.
Great for preventative use! Doggie daycare rowdy play, ear crate protection from flapping, and so much more. A tool for every dog first aid kit, a must have for ear emergencies!