HYLYUN Cat Recovery Collar - Cute Pineapple Neck Cat Cones After Surgery, Adjustable Cat E Collar, Surgery Recovery Elizabethan Collars for Kitten and Cats

This is an extremely cute ring, but I was disappointed to learn that the shape is not entirely If she holds her head low enough, the green stem bit drags on the ground and shifts to the underside of her neck. In the litter box, this is not the best solution. You could probably get a basic round neck pillow instead of an oddly-shaped one because the tightening mechanism is on the other side of the stem. I would recommend getting a round neck pillow instead of this oddly-shaped one. This fruit is shaped like a banana. It all ended up being cut off (but I still didn't cut.

Sienna PARKINSON

| Nov 06, 2020

One time I borrowed a cat recovery suit from a friend, which was way too big, and she walked out of it without even closing her eyes. Another friend loaned her a traditional cone collar, and she hated it and cried the entire time she was wearing I took to Amazon when I was at my wit's end and ordered this item. She, in turn, put it on me right away. There was no delay in delivery. There is a noticeable difference in her attitude! It seems she has much better comfort. She isn't crying anymore, she has more to eat, and she seems much cheerier. In addition to a traditional "cone of shame," I believe that this alternative is an excellent idea for cats recovering from surgery. * "I like the fact that it can be adjusted. ". arrange it so that it is not so loose that she can easily pull it off, but it is also not too tight that it presses on her neck and causes discomfort for her. This is a great product, I highly recommend it.

Sam Norton

| May 23, 2021

I woke up one morning and found Molly dressed in a sunflower tutu! I guess she worked the fastener loose with her scratching. I have zero regrets, because I have three other cats who might need this collar in the future, which is why I'm holding it on to.

Erick Mendez

| Mar 23, 2021

After we replaced the cone of shame with this, my cat went bonkers. She flipped and tugged at it endlessly until, about 30 seconds later, it came It would keep coming off regardless of how many times we put it back on. As I looked closer, I saw that there was no cord stop on the string, so she could pull on it if she pushed and tugged so hard the string would open up and she could escape. Since I had cord stops at home, I switched out the cone of shame with one of mine. It still took her a little while to get used to it now that she couldn't take it off, but she seems much happier thanks to this device. Peripheral vision has returned to her, so that's a big help! Due to a defective part on the item, I gave it the rating of 2 stars. It would not have been possible for her to utilize it if I didn't have a cord stop readily available. However, she is much happier with it than with a cone.

Raquel Daly

| Mar 14, 2021

Here we have Jaqobis, still a kitten, who is eight As the soft cone was just big enough for him to not lick at his neutering wound, the cone prevented him from licking it. However, I can see how a larger, more fully grown cat wouldn't be deterred by it. It is, however, possible to order other sizes, so I cannot speak for them. While he recovered from his injuries, he was able to play, eat, and drink comfortably. My company received an order very quickly, which was very helpful since I was on the job for longer hours. **For those who order this and find it doesn't work for their pet, I recommend either doing it yourself or getting a "surgery suit". A few days earlier, as soon as I had finished wrapping the T-shirt He taped a shirt around his neck to keep it in place. It should be tight enough to stay on, such as a neck brace, but not so tight that it would prevent air flow. Despite the injury, he was able to play and get his food at the same time. My worry was just that the tape may come off when I am not at home, and well this flower is just too cute for words. . . **** I.

Karina Pennington

| Jul 05, 2021

After Christmas, I had to take her to an urgent care clinic to have her stitched back up since she had done that two days before. I caught her as a stray and got her spayed so she would not have any more She was miserable because of the cone that her vet put on her. No food and no water could be consumed by her, nor could she enter Since she had to wear it for 2 weeks, I bought the pineapple collar as well as a few others to try. Using the pineapple was a great idea. As well as being able to use the litter box, she couldn't reach her stitches either. At least, she could eat, drink, sleep, and use the litter box. The purchase of this item was excellent. This is something I would recommend.

Kenneth Flowers

| Apr 16, 2021

She loves this. It works perfectly for her. After our boy cat's neutering procedure, we bought it specifically for him to keep him from licking his parts. But he was able to maneuver the pineapple to do so anyway, so he needed the cone of shame too. Our girl also needed something for a scratch under her chin while it heals, and this worked perfectly. Her lower neck can still be accommodated comfortably so that she is able to eat and drink with no problems. In addition to a nice pillow, it makes a perfect bed cover.

Georgia Soto

| Sep 03, 2020

While our cat is taking steroids for allergies, we purchased this item to include in her diet to prevent her from scratching, and to speed up the healing process. We ended up calling her our "grumpy pineapple" because she wasn't the biggest fan of it. It only took her a moment to work it off after we tightened it up a bit. She said that it frequently twisted around, but overall, it didn't bother her when she ate, drank, played, or went to The bed was easy to spot clean as well, if she ever managed to.

Violet Sheppard

| Aug 25, 2020