🐾 Gauterf Pet Protective Inflatable Collars Cone - Ultimate Comfort for Dogs and Cats, Preventing Contact with Sutures, Stitches, Wounds, Rashes, and Scratches Review

We used this on our cat who was excessively licking fur from her belly and all four paws. This made it difficult for her to reach her stomach, but she was still able to reach her hind legs to lick them. She could eat in it and sleep in it, but it will make her snore. It's a bit difficult to inflate, but it stays inflated pretty well.

Better than those big plastic cones. My dog had a wound on his front paw. The vet pierced her, cleaned her up, and sent her home with one of those big plastic cones. It would take me ages to wear this because she would fight me. That's why I bought this one. It was easy to inflate and put on her. The best part is that it worked. It was a little disconcerting that it was her front paw and she could still reach it, but it worked.

I was looking for an alternative to the conventional cone. A little more comfortable and a little more room for my pup to eat and drink comfortably. This cone is an amazing price. My vet wanted to charge over $30 just for the cone, so this product saved me a ton of money. My dog is quite small so not sure how he fits large breeds. She is very comfortable and feels more comfortable with an inflatable cone. She mostly uses it as a large pillow while recovering from her surgery. The cone is easy…

We are very happy with this product. My dog's skin is itchy and sometimes his tummy will be itchy then he will start chewing and my skin will become red and irritated. We put him in a cone but he bumped into things and we felt so bad being in a cone all day and night. For us it was a great and cost-effective solution. My pup seemed comfortable but could not reach his tummy. He also looked comfortable while sleeping; the donut was almost a pillow for him. My dog's neck size is 14 inches so we…

Pretty good actually. It's bulky, but as you can see from the photos I've included, it doesn't bother my pet too much, although I recommend taking it off so your pet can eat or drink while you watch my pet do something tries. do it with him It's a little difficult to inflate, but not too difficult, you just need to firmly squeeze the base of the valve to inflate it. From what I can see the outer coating can be removed for cleaning but I haven't done that yet so can't say for sure but if so it's

My wife had surgery and I wanted to avoid the horrible 'cone' and my vet said so did works fine. It was difficult to open the plug, but I would have preferred a tight seal. You have to hold down the value just right to make it explode. At first it seemed like it was leaking as it softened overnight. I blew it a second time and this time it held up better. My girlfriend is 48lbs with a 16" neck, so I bought a size up as recommended. The velcro is very long (I'm sure it will fit a larger neck)…

Our standard poodle tore his anterior cruciate ligament and had to have an operation. She has a long nose and can get around her plastic Elizabethan collar. She also has 2 dog sisters who chewed on it to get her out of the plastic cone of shame, but that's another story. It is very easy to inflate: just 5 deep breaths and it fills 80-90% (recommended). ). The valve is solid and does not leak. The cover can be removed for washing and there is a long velcro strap if you need to make it bigger. I…