Review on 🐾 Gauterf Pet Protective Inflatable Collars Cone - Ultimate Comfort for Dogs and Cats, Preventing Contact with Sutures, Stitches, Wounds, Rashes, and Scratches by Jaime Thomas

Our standard poodle tore his anterior cruciate ligament and had to have an operation. She has a long nose and can get around her plastic Elizabethan collar. She also has 2 dog sisters who chewed on it to get her out of the plastic cone of shame, but that's another story. It is very easy to inflate: just 5 deep breaths and it fills 80-90% (recommended). ). The valve is solid and does not leak. The cover can be removed for washing and there is a long velcro strap if you need to make it bigger. I put a blue signature next to it (our neighbors lent us theirs as a backup) and it's done the same way. Same size, same fabric, same fabric. It's the best value for money and our little girl rests comfortably with her own built in sleeping pillow. She cannot reach her bandages. By the way, she also had a cyst removed, so she put on a surgisuit to cover her body. If you want to show her some healing love, click the useful button below!