🥑 Amersumer 2 Soft Cute Cat Cotton Cones for Post-Surgery Recovery, Adjustable Avocado Neck Cone and Toast Bread Cat Collar, Protective Elizabethan Collar for Cats, Kittens, and Small Dogs Review

As you can see, Draco prefers that to heavy pubes. He can walk and sleep in it normally, although he has to think it's a straitjacket because he doesn't do much other than watch his sister play alone. He might take the toast himself if we're not careful, but it works as intended. Avocado is better, but who doesn't love avocado toast!

Our cat has ringworm so we needed something to keep him from scratching his head and spreading it to other parts of his body. It's plush, like a stuffed animal, so it didn't last long. Our cat's stitches came off after 3-4 days. I trim his nails every week so I can confirm it doesn't last very long. Although it's very cute, I probably won't order it again. Maybe next time I'll just have to stick with the regular cone.

The collar is very nice but there were some not very good things in it. One side of the cone isn't as fluffy, so rotating it like that can get them to the surgical site. Something else. THIS IS NOT FOR PLAYFUL KITTENS/CATS. My cat was very upset that he was on it. So he tried to remove the electronic collar. Then his teeth got stuck in the tissue and she pulled out one of his teeth. So I have to go back and put on a regular plastic e-collar.

These little neck pillows are great for keeping my cat from turning her head and scratching herself aggressively. That discourages them from trying. Unfortunately she has a small neck and can lie flat and undress after a while. But for the price, I'm very happy with the deterrent. The collar is softer and she can sleep on it without compromising her comfort. She dips them in a bowl of water and a tray, so they need regular cleaning. It's good to have two! Very important!

Very cute. He didn't like them, but he liked them more than a hard electronic collar the better it was attached. They're smaller than expected, though, so we used both toast and an avocado so they don't lick the "swimwear" area when we're out. Be sure to tighten them. Our smart boy got out of them and once carried a toast like a hula hoop. I would recommend. They are absolutely adorable and it hasn't crashed into anything or gotten stuck anywhere. Also, he wasn't scared because they didn't…

Isn't he delightfully unhappy? Lol but it's really cute maybe for pictures or a costume. How much is used to prevent a cat from licking itself? Fail. Especially with my adult cat after neutering. I put it on my little kitty and the poor guy couldn't even walk. It's definitely better than a pubic cone and he can tolerate it, but I still have to keep an eye on him in this case. To prevent licking, I recommend an inflatable donut rescue collar. Also, my cat is 2 years old and weighs just over 13…