Supporting nurses and vets with best practice equine wound management

Pressage is back at BEVA 2026…

…and we’re looking forward to catching up with familiar faces, meeting new clients and sharing how Pressage can support equine wound management.

We’re @ B54 – the red stand in the middle, next to the coffee stop (prime location!).

Enter our free prize draw for your chance to win a FREE copy of either:

• Textbook of Equine Veterinary Nursing, edited by Rosina Lillywhite and Marie Rippingale

• Saunders Equine Formulary, 2nd Edition, by Derek C. Knottenbelt and Fernando Malalana

  
  

As a family-run UK business with over 45 years of experience, we have long supported organisations connected to equine welfare, reflecting our ongoing commitment to horse care and the wider equine community. We’re proud to sponsor Vets with Horsepower and are always happy to support wound management CPD courses.

What is Pressage?

“Those handy limb dressing retainers with a zip.”

Designed by vets for vets, Pressage is a reusable equine wound limb dressing retainer that provides a practical alternative to the traditional tertiary bandage layer, delivering secure, even compression while helping make ongoing treatment and rebandaging easier and more cost-effective, both in the clinic and at home. 

“I find Pressage particularly useful for areas such as the point of the hock and the accessory carpal bone, where standard bandage rubs can pose a significant risk. They are also excellent bandages to send home with owners, as they help reduce costs by avoiding veterinary call-outs for rebandaging, and can be reused multiple times.”

Dr. Jessica Kidd,

Consultant Equine Surgeon

“Pressage can be introduced into wound management protocols for a wide range of equine wounds and post-surgical cases, helping facilitate effective treatment. Pressage is often better tolerated with younger or more anxious horses which may resent the sensation of a traditional pressure bandage, helping reduce stress and promote a better recovery.”

Marie Rippingale

DipAVN (equine) REVN