BINGPET Dog Inflatable Recovery Collar - Soft Pet Surgery Collar for Dogs & Cats, Comfortable Protective E Collar Prevent from Licking, Biting Wound, Cute Donut Design

While I was running Christmas gifts to the post office, I left her to her crate unattended. During that time, she managed to pop it open, chew it into pieces, and consume a lot It ended up being necessary for me to take her to the hospital for emergency surgery in order to remove the pieces she didn't throw up. Although she is in good condition now, the parts of the inflatable became very hard after being exposed to her stomach acid. There is no fault whatsoever on the side of the seller. They offered great service, shipping was fast, and the product was super cute and more comfortable for her than the plastic one she came home with. The sleep that she had with it had been so much better that I even bought another one. It's best to keep an eye out if they have a chewing habit and you can't be around them. Put the other cone back on temporarily to keep the children safe and sound >3.

Miriam SYKES

| Nov 19, 2020

I don't understand why cones aren't standard. My dumb veterinarian thought it was a good idea to use a cone on 100lb dogs. That's a silly amount for a plastic piece the size of a car. That damned edge will sever your finger clean off, and if he tries to lift his head off the ground or go through the door it will end in an instant. My hands are really tied here, but if they suggested something like this we could have saved a lot of hassle and stress. This was a total surprise, but I'm so glad I found it, it works like a champ much better than the cone, and your pooch basically has a pillow to stretch out on when traveling. The cost of a giant satellite dish cone is 1/4th of this. And if you need some extra protection, you should add one of those surgical onesies for dogs. They take care of the stitching and my other dogs did not bother them.

Ermias Wilkinson

| Aug 04, 2020

The size and shape of the collar is perfect for my German shepherd, much more comfortable and convenient than its plastic counterpart That collar fit! The GSD in our family is a big dog and is known for knocking things off of tables with his E-collar An earmuff. His habit of closing the plastic doors around the house with the E-card kept locking him into rooms around the house An earmuff. It was accidentally scratching off the paint from a door with the edge of his plastic collar that put an end to it. So far he hasn't accidentally trapped himself in a strange part of the house due to this one, it's soft so it doesn't scratch the walls, and so far he doesn't get trapped in an unexpected spot. Now that he has better mobility and can easily swallow food and drink water, he has a better quality of life. This collar fits him like a snug little donut, and he looks cute like a cute little donut just in time for Halloween.

Carly McConnell

| Aug 27, 2020

My Blue Heeler is going to get nurtured in a few weeks, so I got him this so he can get used to it before we take his man bits and do this. I love it! It's just perfect! I’ve never seen him calmer and more adorable than this. thought it was hilarious, but in one of them, he had to make a sad face. The man obviously loved our dog but knew he wouldn't do well in a cone - he would be whirling around as if he was on a roller coaster and we would end up bruised or at the vet because the dog ate the cone. It was nice to make a donut that was truly darned good.

Nalani METCALFE

| May 01, 2021

An earmuff. His body was long enough that he was able to reach the region he was not supposed to lick, which was not ideal. That's what it was made for, you know. However, I'm sure it will work wonders for dogs whose limbs and sizes are better suited. My dog loved it, all the same.

Kasen Ferrell

| Feb 07, 2021

There was no attempt to take the donut out of his mouth and he did not seem to care that the donut was
This is 100% better than the 'regular' hard surgical cones - which are cumbersome and uncomfortable, making it impossible for a dog to maneuver around without bumping into whatever is around. It is an excellent product and I would definitely recommend it. I intend to keep another one in my emergency kit. It is impossible to predict when something can go wrong, so having a tool like this with you is a good idea.

Murphy Robinson

| Jun 02, 2021

In lieu of the giant plastic collar that the vet sent home with our dog after she had her surgery, our family was hoping that this E collar would improve our dog's comfort. We got so many compliments on this E collar during a post-op checkup, including from the vet tech. However, the vet discovered that the dog had already managed to open one suture when it was on the collar and so the plastic cone of shame had to be put back. This was the worst thing that could have happened. It is made for her when she needs a break from being watched very closely so that we can give her a time of relief. If the sutures are far from the mouth of the dog, for example, the back legs, I have the opposite opinion.

Katelyn Atkinson

| Feb 11, 2021

Inflating stuff doesn't appear to be rocket science to me. The opening may have to be pinches at times. During inflation, this helps keep air in the tire. I apologize for being a pain in the neck. As I was red in the face, I flinched away from him. To do this I had to pinch exactly how it was called for and I also had to clamp it very specifically Although the collar was in good condition, it was difficult to blow air through it. I was finally finished when I was We were unable to comfortably fit our sheltie in it. A medium would have been the right size for him, but it did not fit comfortably because of the type of body he has. We all love it so much that my younger son uses it as a new toy! Our dog is happy to let him use it too!.

Quinn McGowan

| Apr 11, 2021