Review on 🐱 Vivifying Recovery Pet Cone: Lightweight Plastic Elizabethan Collar for Cats, Mini Dogs, and Rabbits - 8.1 Inches (Black) by Amy Walker

This cone came in handy because it's the only thing she couldn't break or remove herself AND she can't lick off her medicine. I was initially skeptical because there have been a few others who bought this for their cat and said they take it off very easily or it was too small. At first she tried taking it off but eventually gave up and found the waffle difficult to handle because she could knock over food or accidentally bump into something, but she quickly adapted. Only thing I wish was there wasn't a cloth lining at the top of the cone because she got her claws tangled in it.**A little info**My cat recently had to start applying medicated skin creams She didn't stop her medicine to lick, run, bite and scratch, but it was necessary, otherwise her hair constantly fell out. would become aggressive, hostile, and evasive if you tried. My cat is strong too, I used to have a bondage sack so I could cut her claws but she broke out of it and ripped off every collar you put on her. I had to wear scratch and bite resistant gloves to put the cone on her and have another person help me, but once I put the cone on I was able to administer her medicine with no problem. **