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Old 03-26-2008, 04:00 PM
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Exclamation Crazy Glue / Super Glue

I have seen a lot of posts about cuts and I always suggest grazy glue for the minor ones that do not need stiches.

Why do I reccomend crazy glue? Grazy glue is completely sterile, not only is it pretty much the same thing as the skin glue that the hospitals use but it was originaly invented in World War II for the purpose of skin glue...then they found they can attach a man to a rail by his hard had and some grazy glue.

I use crazy glue on Hudson all the time for his pads and little knicks and scraps a dog with disabilities gets in a day. I use crazy glue on my hockey boys when they cut their hands or faces. I have crazy glue at work that I use on the employees when they have minor cuts. In fact that is what the NHL uses on the players!!!

I would recommend everyone who has a pet get some crazy glue,some sterie strips (to hold the wound together after glued) some gauze pads and roller gauze. Keep these items in your pet first aid kits, keep them in your home and cars. You will be able to find more uses for this stuff then you have ever thought of.
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Old 03-26-2008, 04:06 PM
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I say super glue HM but I do mean Crazy glue.....my mistake.
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Old 03-26-2008, 04:52 PM
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Super glue makes my rocking world go round Between that and duct tape we could probably solve most of the major problems with this world
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You forgot WD-40
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Old 03-27-2008, 05:37 AM
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You forgot WD-40
Is that to oil their teeth, so when they bite, they are able to release quicker????
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I did not know this about Crazy/Super Glue. This is good to know, thanks for the info.
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You forgot WD-40
Actually I haven't found near as much use for WD-40 as duct tape and super glue. I do know people who's lives revolve around it though...
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You forgot WD-40
And duct tape... don't forget duct tape!
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There is also a product called second skin. Works just like super/crazy glue. Found in most places by the band-aids.
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