TotalHealthPlus

When a horse comes back from surgery or takes a bad knock in the field, the bandage on its leg is doing quiet, critical work. The Franklin-Williams Company has built its entire reputation on getting that one thing right. Founded in 1993 in Lexington, Kentucky, in the heart of horse country, the company is dedicated to a single mission: the development and manufacture of the highest-quality cotton bandage products for the equine athlete.

The InfoHorse listing for this advertiser carries the legacy label TotalHealthPlus, but the brand behind the bandages is The Franklin-Williams Company — the same Lexington manufacturer trusted by hospitals, clinics, schools of veterinary medicine, and equine practices across the USA.

Why do veterinarians reach for cotton combine bandages?

Franklin-Williams was founded with consulting veterinarians who were leaders in the equine veterinary community, and the original products were shaped by the preferences of respected equine practitioners. That pedigree shows in the material itself. The combine is a soft, medical-grade outer covering wrapped around a uniform layer of cotton — not woven, so it delivers padding and maximum absorbency while contouring perfectly to your horse's leg. After more than thirty years, the line has grown to twenty-five products, all built on that same vet-guided foundation and proudly made in America.

The core line gives you a format for every stage of care. CombiRoll® is the quality cotton combine preferred by veterinarians, sold in bulk 10-yard rolls (12" x 10 yards) in a resealable, sturdy plastic bag for post-surgery and injury wrapping. RediRoll™ delivers the same premium combine pre-cut and individually packaged for grab-and-go convenience, while SteriRoll® brings sterilized, pre-cut, individually packaged rolls for situations that demand a sterile field. CombiRoll is available through major veterinary distributors nationwide.

For the moments that matter most, there is the EquiWrap® Trauma Kit — the only Trauma Kit specifically designed for emergency treatment of cuts and abrasions on the leg of the horse. Keeping one in the barn, the trailer, and the show box means a wound on the leg can be controlled and protected with vet-grade materials the instant it happens, before the veterinarian arrives. It is the same combine quality Franklin-Williams is known for, packaged for the worst day at the barn.