🐱 Adorable Cartoon Cat Cone for Optimal Wound Healing in Cats - Protective Recovery Collar Post-Surgery for Kitty and Small Dog Breeds Review

We tried the costume on and the cat was so excited that she seemed to calm down with this pad which also doubled as a sleeping pillow. We used it to stop her from licking her post-neuter wound and it worked as she can't reach it. It was obvious that she was comfortable.

I really liked it, but it doesn't pull tight enough for a cat to remove, making it somewhat useless. Please note that my cat is a bit small so she can work well with a larger animal. Great idea, much better than the plastic ones.

My cat needed a cone after the procedure to prevent her from getting into her seat. She definitely preferred the soft cone over the plastic one and was more flamboyant/energetic when wearing it. She got it dirty using the litter box so I bought another soft cone so I can swap/clean it as needed.

This is the third e-collar I've tried. Success! Can 100% recommend this product. My cat was bitten by his brother and he kept scratching him and wouldn't let him heal. This collar does not weigh him down, allows you to eat and drink. He lays his head on it while he sleeps. He learns to navigate by jumping on his cat house. But I already see him making adjustments to achieve this. Don't waste your time and money with pet shops.

She doesn't seem to mind too much... She lies down comfortably and uses it as a 'pillow' when she rests. don't seem comfortable. I washed and dried it once and it has held up well. All in all we got her to leave her "cat pimples" alone and she keeps vomiting her face and ears. I am generally happy with the medicine! It does what I need and it heals.

Video attached. My cat had emergency surgery 3 weeks ago and is still having trouble healing the incision due to his hard cone constantly rubbing against him when he tries to lick, so I figured that would help...it's not effective. The tie comes off very easily, he was able to pull it off his head in seconds and as you can see in the video it's very soft and compressible so it doesn't protect his cut at all like it could. just push it aside. I thought it would be harder, it literally looks like

It only took him 2 minutes to get used to it and now it's his pillow, his cosmetic accessory, his weapon against his brother. He might even get upset if I have to undress him. It works so well and I'm not worried about leaving him alone with him. He definitely can't lick his innards (he just got spayed) so he's doing the job 😂 Update: I found ONE cheater. The little man had diarrhea and (like cats do) used to try to tilt his head down to clean himself, but the collar prevented him from doing…

First, let me explain that my cat is severely allergic to fleas and all insect bites, as well as all known skin allergies in cats. My cat also has SEVERE OCD issues (probably the only cat that really needs a psychiatrist and needs head meds in those areas). it is possible that he itched 10 times more than when actively biting. After so many days of severely scratching and biting himself, not only had he created a beautiful army of hives, but he had almost managed to pop a few and also had the…