Adjustable Cat Recovery Collar Soft Cone for Cat’s Head Wound Healing Protective Cone After Surgery Elizabethan Collars for Pets Kitten and Small Dogs

A 9 lb 8 oz cat with sutures and staples at the base of her tail, on the underside, has the small size. It works well for her specific situation, and rather than a cone the vet gave her, she is much happier with the small size. In addition to being able to eat and drink more easily, she seems happier and is more active. For a cat/dog that has problems with their head region, this won't work, as they will be able to scratch everything from their ears to their tails. Her legs and the last few inches of her tail are also accessible to my cat. Consequently, if your pet has problems in those areas, you will probably need to use cones to treat them A shaped diagram. This item does not even have a remotely decent durability score, so I reduced it one star. Three-fourths of the way through The seams are opening after four days of use, and the stuffing is visible through the seams. Although I will not wash it in the washing machine, I will feel it was worthwhile to buy it since it has improved my little girl's quality of life. *Update *Update It does not fade under hot water and it has lasted for over six days. A couple of pictures have been added. This second photo illustrates how much easier it is for Comma to eat food with a tube on (the semi-cone was It's hysterical), and in the second picture she seems very casual about the tube, as compared to the plastic cone where she looked miserable. As a bonus In addition to matching her eye color, the blue color also matched her clothes. I doubt she was particularly.

Denisse Sexton

| Aug 16, 2020

In the aftermath of neutering my three 12 week old kittens, I found this soft cat collar to be immensely helpful. Our order was a size small, which fits perfectly! There's no point in wearing a collar around your cat's neck if you don't love it, but these are definitely more comfy than regular plastic cones your vet gives you. Both worked, but this one seemed to be a better fit for the kittens. It's almost like they're going for a swim in them! They look so cozy and adorable wearing them! There is an important point to note about kittens learning to walk. They tend to drag their collars through food, water, or poop in their litter box, but these can be easily cleaned by putting them in the washer and dryer and protecting them with a lingerie bag. If you wish, you may wash your hands. It is also common for the string to dangle from a kitten's neck, but it's not a huge problem since they love to play with it as if it is This product is great in that it provides comfort to your babies after a stressful surgery caused by hard plastic cones, which can be very uncomfortable! Simply make sure that you have adequate space for the different widths of the neck closer to the body and closer to the head as you use and put it on. It's a good idea to double check the tightness every once in a while just to be certain.

Julieta HOWARTH

| Jan 01, 2021

A cancerous wound on the cheek of our 18-year-old cat has left her with an open wound. In order to keep her from licking her face, we have made or bought this collar, and it has proven more efficient than any others we have used. Our cat seems to get itchy and irritated from other collars we have tried including those that require a regular collar attached to them. You don't need to use a second collar with this collar since it fits comfortably around the neck. The cords make it easy to adjust the tightness, so your kitten will be as comfortable as possible. In addition, our cat is able to sleep easily, eat, drink, and walk around when she needs to and enter her litter box when she needs to. We were able to wash it in the washer after it had been dirty for a while. Due to her wound, we have to be careful when placing it, but in terms of keeping cats from getting to wounds on the body and face it would be a great solution. I would recommend cutting the loop of the cord into two separate cords with knots at either end to avoid any legs getting caught in the cord. Our poor kitty did get her leg caught in the cord she was unable to release it. The collar is still much better than the one I had before even with this slight problem. The small ones are so far three times purchased to ensure she has a clean one available all the time. This e-newsletter is wonderful, and I am very grateful for the person who designed it A collar that's more comfortable than the ones found at pet shops.

Ellison HUMPHRIES

| Sep 27, 2020

In addition, COVID is now available I am 19 years old. It took him a long time to do this, and his nails are like with the help of lots of treats, yet We have been prescribed an ointment by our vet, as well as a cheap plastic cone so that our dog will not scratch this spot while it It was as if he felt punished by wearing the cone, and pleaded with us to take it off, as if he hated it. I ordered the cushioned collar online (it arrived exactly on the estimated delivery date) and while I waited to receive it, I bought an inflatable collar from a pet store chain. Despite our best efforts, we had to return the first one we picked up from their curbside pickup service With the securing belt knotted up, it was covered with cat hair and used with cat hair. It was replaced with one that appeared to be brand new. However, 1) it wouldn't hold air once inflated, and 2) our cat hated the belt that secured across his tummy (which we had to remove) so he kept pulling the collar off. The dog could also reach over the collar and scratch the back of his head with his It has come to my attention, however, that this Yudida "life vest" has been more than adequate so far. It is a cozy place to sleep for our cat when his head is resting on a fold of his blanket (yet his rear end is up) or on the edge of his cat tree, which has a curved dip for resting his head on. Using this collar, he now has a pillow he always has with him, and he basically eats, drinks, and plays (at night) with his toy mice just like he did before. As a young boy, I saw him fight the cheap vet and it was heartbreaking- Get the plastic cone off and try to unbounce the inflatable collar. Although we are certain that he will be happy to have the collar removed (and hopefully his wound will heal during the next few days), at least he doesn't act as if.

August Medina

| Apr 24, 2021