Review on 🍩 BINGPET Cute Donut Recovery Collar: Soft Adjustable Protective Pet E Collar for Cats and Puppies After Surgery - Perfect for Kitties and Small Dogs by Edwin Cen

After my 11kg kitten came home from major stomach surgery, she hated her e-collar so much she kept bumping into the walls of our house trying to take it off. So I hopped on Revain to find an alternative. This is by far the best I've found in the cute soft e-collar category. Others are too flimsy, slip off, or don't create enough obstruction to be a viable alternative to an e-collar. My grumpy cat wasn't a huge fan of wearing something around his neck at first, but he got used to it pretty quickly (less than a day I'd say), especially since he could eat and drink with it. He even fell asleep while leaning on it a lot, so it seems like a very comfortable pillow to him too. 10/10 recommend to everyone! Just two things to watch out for: 1. Don't forget to tuck the elastic (the part that tightens around your neck) if you don't want it chewed through.2. Since the part holding it is springy and small (6lbs or less), a very determined cat can pull it off - although my 11lb cat never managed to put it off, my 6lb cat did managed to take it off after 2 consecutive hours. tireless efforts. squirming and kicking (she's a REALLY energetic cat, what can I say.). As such I wouldn't recommend leaving it on overnight or if you need to leave your cat unattended just to be on the safe side. plush plush indeed. But yes, inflation is not required.