🐱 Coppthinktu Cat Recovery Suit – Breathable E-Collar Alternative for Cats and Dogs, Ideal for Abdominal Wounds, Skin Diseases, and Post-Surgery Care – Anti-Licking, Comfortable After-Surgery Wear Review

My cutie is chubby at seven. This prevented her from licking off the sterilized codion as she obviously disliked the taste of the cloth. She weighs 12 pounds and I thought long and hard. She has a round tummy and appears to be blooming a bit (under the "Large" label). The smaller size would never fit her. Unfortunately it's too long for her. A cat her length needs a medium if not as powerful as she is. My vet said she had to have a little liposuction during the surgery to get rid of some of the

PRO: I bought food for my 7 lb cat after surgery as she was having trouble walking and eating with a cone. Yellow suits her very well and she looks adorable in it. This gave her freedom of movement and seemed to fit perfectly. It's also fairly easy to put on and take off, depending on how accommodating your cat is. CONS: After she put it on one day, I opened it up to check on her wound and there was yellow fluff on the incision. At first I was worried her slit was moldy (maybe the material…

I bought this for my elderly cat who was starting to get food allergies and was pulling out her hair. I tried a few other solutions first, but this works best. An Elizabethan collar was recommended but we try to get her to eat proteins other than chicken to no avail. I wanted her to be able to eat easily. Kitty weighs just over 14 pounds so I took her size L. They fit her and she wore them for about 5 days before I took them off to wash. It looks tight but is quite stretchy and seems to fit her

Great alternative to the electronic cone. Just remember to check the wound/surgical site twice a day for signs of infection or poor healing. My kitten had emergency surgery to remove part of his cancerous colon. He was sent home with a cone that was too big for him - he tripped over it and scooped up debris while using the tray. And it wiped all the fur out of his throat. After 2 days we tried Vetwrap and when that didn't work we ordered this and another design. So one liked it best. We dressed

Struggling to keep previously neutered cats in the 'cone of shame' I was afraid my new kitten would go through the same two week nightmare. I was just lucky to stumble across these amazingly smart "cat jumpsuits". I had some doubts that the cat would find it any less offensive than the collar, but it was worth a try. I bought two different brands and gave them to the vet with instructions to put one on before she was fully awake hoping it would be easier. The vet had no problem with this option