🐾 SCENEREAL Dog Recovery Suit - Prevent Licking Wound Protection, Anxiety Vest, Surgery Recovery, Fast Drying - Ideal for Small Medium Puppies - Waterproof Dog Shirt & Pajamas Review

I bought this for my dog when she was scratching and licking so hard she was causing ulcers. I couldn't take him to the vet right away, so I bathed him and put antibiotic cream on him. The suit prevented him from licking and scratching to allow the wounds to heal. It was a big help, perfect fit and coverage.

First of all, my dog does yoga. He can make pretzels to get your butt when it itches or to clean himself up. After wearing his HUGE satellite cone for a week following sterilization surgery, I felt terrified seeing his constant frustration at not being able to work on his favorite toys and all of our scratched feet and torn tablecloths from his trying to have him to control, gnaw , I decided to look for an alternative. My dog does rubber yoga and needed something to keep him from rolling…

This collar is exactly as promised. The outer layer is very soft and does not irritate the dog's throat. The inside is thick plastic (I think they say PVC?) that feels solid. My dogs clawed and bit at it when fully inflated (at first they thought it was a fun toy) and it held up very well. Despite the pictures, I was pleasantly surprised when the pump arrived. It took less than five minutes to inflate a large collar. When I put it on my dog for the first time, I put it on without the collar and

Our currently adopted puppy is not of the best quality as she was left in a kennel in her own rubbish for a week. This caused ulcers around her buttocks. As we brought her home (she was to be raised until her forever family found her) and tried to put this adorable, loving, wrinkled Shar-Pei mix in a cone to keep her from pinching the itchy, healing spots licking, she panicked. A cone is not an option at all. Although the shelter told me about this alternative. Let me tell you I've never been…

My little 8 month old Oliver had several surgeries this week some of which required stitches. The vet provided a monstrous clear plastic cone that was tied around the neck. This was good as he had little vision with him and didn't hit too many walls. It was too deep for him to eat or drink or smell weed. He could barely lift it off the ground as he tried to walk. However, Oliver is a fairly tolerant little fellow and he seemed fine with the pubic cone while I was with him. But when I left the…

This was a big improvement over the plastic cone our 85lb Golden Pyrenees came home with after being neutered. She's a restless girl who gnaws on everything, including drywall. Wearing the pubic cone greatly increased her anxiety. Despite additional sedatives, her only task upon returning home was to remove the cone and prevent it. It took her less than two hours to find a solution. We rushed to the pet store to find an alternative - a soft-walled cone with plastic inserts - but luckily we…

My Golden Retriever had a hot spot on his neck about 1.5 inches from his ear. "Don't let him heal because he scratched him with his hind legs. At first we were reluctant to put an Elizabethan collar on him because the hot spot high on his neck wasn't where he could lick it anyway. And it seemed like he would most likely still be able to scratch that area. The vet shaved the area so the hair wouldn't interfere with the healing - this clearly helped, and the shaving revealed the hot spot was much

Our dog (boxer/pit) had this for a few months and we had to make it a part of her outfit as she has a compulsive problem with licking her back toes to the BONE! Despite treatment we have to keep the area dry to heal. There were times when we only left to return to a bloody foot with only a thin layer of skin on the fingertips. We tried several muzzles. She could get her tongue through them. We tried the tiny slotted version and she couldn't get her tongue through, but she figured it would work…