🐾 Enhanced BENCMATE Inflatable Pet Collar for Dogs and Cats - Gentle Recovery E-Collar Without Vision Blockage Review

I bought this for my bitch who just got spayed. She is a rescue dog who has been abused and is easily frightened. She was afraid of the plastic e-collar we got from the vet. She lowered her head to the floor and didn't move. She needed it, but I couldn't look at her like that. A friend told me about these inflatable donuts so I bought them for her. What a huge difference! It fastens at the collar around the neck, it is very easy to put on and take off. She can lay her head on it, sleep, and…

We only used it to rip off the plastic cone after our puppy was neutered. He was able to easily lift the inflatable collar over his head (his neck was about 13 inches long, we used a large one). If his collar is slipped through the loops, his foot will get caught trying to get out. Licking his wound became less oppressive after about 3 days, he was more apt to leave the collar on and started sleeping with it on. This helped him get rid of the constant wearing of a hard cone and made…

My cat cut his lower armpit/elbow with broken glass and needed stitches. She hated the plastic cone the vet had put her in to prevent her from licking the wound and refused to move. She could barely keep her head up and hit the walls. We also tried a softer cone called "comfortable cone" and she still had a cat cone coma. We were hesitant to try it because I wasn't sure if she could raise her hand to lick it or if she could take it off, but it works great! We have a small one, she's about 11…

Hallelujah! Big bravo to whoever invented these inflatable dog collars. They are much less bulky and more comfortable than traditional Elizabethan collars. I've seen so many unhappy dogs with electronic collars when I was a vet, but these inflatable dogs are much easier to get used to. (And no more bruising and scratching human legs) I recommend these to my dog training clients and we've found them to work for most dogs, although dogs with a long snout or body can still grip after stomach…

I LOVE LOVE LOVE this product! My dog Delilah was neutered and I knew she would need to wear some kind of collar but I didn't like the idea of one of those big plastic e-collars. This collar allowed our pup to eat, drink, sleep, walk and exercise comfortably. From time to time she would bump into the wall, the door frame, or my husband or me without damaging the walls or hurting us. There are loops on the inside through which you thread your casual collar, close the collar and then attach the…

Our cat needs this collar to prevent her belly hair from being plucked during feeding attempts due to possible food allergies. The collar should stay on her for a few weeks if not longer, so having something she can tolerate is very important. We all know how much they hate a hard diffuser, so I tried a soft diffuser first. The poor cat tripped over him and couldn't get around. Bought this item small (she is a 13 lb cat). While it effectively prevented her from reaching her stomach, it was too…

My Australian Shepherd thinks this is a fantastic item. Much easier to walk around and lick his sterilized incision than that nasty cone. The comfy cone scared him a little because he'd never worn a cone before and he's a fragile, sensitive snowflake. Made us feel bad. The night before he had squeezed himself into a corner of his crate and didn't know how to back away with the cone, so he woke us up by scratching the bottom of his crate loudly, thinking it would be a good solution that was a…