🍓 ADOGGYGO Adjustable Cat Recovery Collar: Cute Strawberry Neck Cone for Wound Healing After Surgery Review

This is the best recovery cone I have ever bought. It is firstly very cute and secondly high quality. Very well made and withstands everything my cat does throughout the day. Others I've bought are torn and won't last. This stays in place, lets my cat play, and is easy to wash.

We adopted a 6 month old cat from a local shelter. After the sterilization, the vet placed a plastic cone on the cat to keep it from removing the stitches. She won't walk, eat/drink and is upset. So we ordered strawberries with delivery in 1 day. The cat liked strawberries. She used it as a pillow. I don't know how would we live with a plastic cone for 14 days?

Day four strawberries and so far so good. It is well made, very thick and soft. It came loose once when it got stuck in a strange spot the first day we used it. I tightened it up a bit, then tied the rope, and no problems since. It's great to see that your kitten is able to eat and drink despite the surgery. I learned my lesson with the last cat I neutered, ordered her and she came the day we picked her up from the vet. The vet said to avoid soft cones because they fold. It was a good idea. And

Ordered this product because of a cat eye problem. My cat has recurrent eye irritation and inflammation (hence the stickers on the eyes in the pictures for the very sensitive). She uses her front and hind paws to rub and scratch them when she has a boost. It had a padded collar, just too big; the other is too small; too hard plastic. After scouring pet stores and reviews, Revain had to give it a try. I can't believe her behavior and her attempts to rub and scratch. This strawberry collar is…

Our cat has allergies and scratches facial wounds to the point that they don't heal. The vet gave us a plastic cone but that seemed to cause more problems because it blocked her whiskers so she couldn't see her surroundings. I didn't even know such products existed and when I bought them I was afraid I would regret it. It was a lifesaver as our cat doesn't even seem to realize she's wearing it. She is not afraid, acts normal and even acts like a pillow when she is sleeping! I was concerned that

I am very satisfied with this product. I thought my beloved Baretta would hate it and fight back. To my surprise and delight, she doesn't care! I really wonder if she might like it?! I put this on her after washing her privates because she has a bad habit of scratching and pawing at her privates which causes irritation and a rash. Bathing is also difficult for her as she is already an old and quite large cat. After washing her, I put this on her so she wouldn't irritate the affected area. I'm…

This is much better than the "Cone of Shame" for many reasons. First, it doesn't block their vision or hearing, which can be uncomfortable for many cats. Second, there are no sharp edges and it won't stick to things like a plastic cone. After all, it's incredibly amazing. I would not recommend this for larger cats (mine only weighed 5lbs at the time of neutering) as while the neck opening could fit them, the outer circumference is probably not large enough to prevent a large cat from getting in

I knew my picky girlfriend would never agree to do something that wasn't hers unless she was offered a worse alternative. So I had the vet sell me a plastic cone and let my poor, wired baby run around in it for the first 36 hours post spay. It was awful, she was dragging him across the floor, getting caught on everything, couldn't lift her head on him and looking so sad. So after day one I decided it was time to rid her of the plastic ball and chain and outfit her with this strawberry bag which