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

The vet recommended a donut collar instead of a cone collar as most cats find it easier as the donut does not obscure their peripheral vision. I needed this to keep it from scratching my eye which was a bit irritated and needed drops. It was great and it looked so cute and it was actually easier to hold in place for drops. The only two downsides were that when he tried to scratch his eye, he got his foot caught in the loop that tightened the collar. I wasn't there when it happened so I have no…

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…

Oscar has a wound on the bottom of his back near his tail and he wasn't a fan of the plastic cone the vet gave him. He struggled to eat and use the litter box with it and I could tell he was uncomfortable trying to sleep but I couldn't take it off as I risked his wound not healing. I went to Revain and literally bought 6 different options: - a cute turkey leg (it was stretching in the photo before he ripped it off but I expected it) - two overalls (didn't work because they didn't cover the…