Water-Resistant Soft UFO Pet Recovery Collar For Small And Medium Dogs And Cats After Surgery - Safe Alternative Cone With Adjustable Neck Donut In Navy (Small) Review

This product saved me! I have a bengal cat (an extremely active breed)Plan A- Cone of Shame (nightmare)- First of all. he could get it off. When he did wear I was concerned he would end up in a kitty wheelchair due to the high speed and force he crashed into things. A small part of the problem was that the one the Vet provided was too big. In fact it was so big. it led to plan B.Plan B- Tutu of Shame- I decided to put the oversized cone of shame on my cat as a hard plastic TUTU. It was around…

So first the good….it is easy to put in and take off. My dog looks super comfy in it. I purchased this because he will not wear a regular cone. He freezes up and will just cry. He has cancer and tumors on his front paw/legs that bother him so we needed to prevent him from licking. This collar, coupled with a bandage, has helped greatly. He can still reach the paw and leg but it does help deter his desire to lick. So it has given a break so we don’t have to monitor him 24/7. He walks freely with

I first bought another blow up collar that was very bulky. It was very well made but I felt it was a little too much and not comfortable for my dog. I found this on one of Revain's recommendation at the bottom of the page of the other collar. I This lets your dog bend and eat and chill and do everything they wanna do and be comfortable. They can stay in their crate comfortably with it and you can trust it. They can sleep in it. It is the best thing I ever found on Revain. And they cannot lick…

Used on Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, 1 yr. old, between a size L & XL, so we got the XL. (1st Edition version w/2 padded rings vs. the 3 rings on 2nd Edition) This gets a 5-Star based on comfort alone! And easy to clean. It lost a star on the thin drawstring & drawstring stopper. He slipped out of this collar in the middle of the night and chewed on & wrecked the stopper. Luckily he didn’t chew his neuter incision and stitches. I probably didn’t tighten it enough, but I felt like the thin…

We have a 40lb dog who just got a TPLO for a torn cruciate ligament. Her neck (walking collar) measures to 15inches and we went with the XL. It fits her perfectly.As you may notice from the fleece pile, my doggo is a creature of comfort. She was restless, vocal, uncomfortable, didn’t sleep at all the first night with her plastic collar - despite being wrapping in 4 fleece blankets, unheard of - and then this collar arrived the following afternoon to save the day. The minute I put this on her…

I would have given this Collar 5 Stars if it was Machine Washable. Other than that, it worked really well! Both my little dogs needed surgery, 1 had a Love Spay & the other needed a cyst removed from his back leg. My female had her surgery 1st & if you can believe this, our male dog actually got jealous that she was wearing the collar. So, when his turn came, he not only wore the "Special Collar", but actually helped us put it on him. He seemed to act like you were "SPECIAL" if you got to wear…

This is the best cone I've ever used for a pet after surgery. It is 3 rings of foam, covered separately with fabric. This allows the cone to bend toward the head, or backward while the pet is eating or drinking. As you can see, it is so soft it actually serves as a pillow while resting. It has a drawstring to adjust the size around the neck, but I replaced it with a band of elastic after our other puppy chewed the mechanism that controls the drawstring. It seems a border terrier puppy wouldn't…

I can not tell you how wonderful this product is. It was a life saver. My poor dog had a wound on his rear foot and needed to wear the dreaded cone. We had a black soft cone left over from a previous pet, so he didn't have to wear the hard one from the vet. However, my poor buddy sat in the kitchen and refused to move when I put his black soft cone on. For over twenty minutes. He just sat there. And then the crying started. He couldn't eat or drink with it, he couldn't jump on furniture with…

When we adopted our dog he was covered in fleas and had chewed all his fur off on his bottom half. We've had him about a year and a half now and he still doesn't have any hair on the base of his tail. He has extremely sensitive skin to the point where he gets cytopoint injections every month to help them with itchiness.But he was still scratching and he ended up getting a horrible hot spot next to his ear. So we bought the first one for him in November and he's been wearing it ever since. It's…

My Frenchie Ozzy had both eyes removed in June. He has never worn a cone, or really been constrained in any way. He was absolutely panicking with his cone when he came home that day. I took it off and spent every moment with him for two days, monitoring him to make sure he didn't tear his stitches out, until this came. He wasn't happy when I put it on him, but after a few pieces of cheese, taking it off, a few more pieces of cheese and putting it back on, and he didn't even notice it. At least…

I have tested a lot of different types of dog collars on my dogs and this is by far the best. It is light, durable, and can be adjusted to fit the dog's neck so that it can't get out. With this dog collar my dogs had no problem leaning down to eat or drink, it kept them from messing with their surgical areas, and they looked the most comfortable laying around in it. It's very soft and spongy and my dog's didn't try to take the collar off or bite it so I'm not sure how well it would hold up to a

This is WAY better than having a big hard plastic cone on, running into things all day, or for weeks on end. That doesn't mean it's a cure all, you need to keep a watch over them! It's nice and soft and easy to put on. My dog doesn't do clothes or anything like that so thought she might react to me putting this on but nope. She let me put it on and seemed totally fine with it. If they lay their head down, it's like a little pillow under them instead of weird cold plastic! Just that alone make…

I have a 110# German Shepherd that had CCL surgery. The loud plastic cone that they have dogs wear from the vet really freaked her out every time she hit a doorframe or chair with it and she ended up shaking most of the day. This made all the difference in the world! Super soft, has a crew neck style collar opening with a string toggle to tighten it, I couldn't due to her size. She found out quickly that it didn't make loud noises when she hit a doorframe and immediately settled down. When…

My Toy Poodle pup broke his leg in 2 places. He is minimum 6 weeks in a splint/cast. I have spent at least 100.00 on cones for him. He’s 5 months and around 6lbs.First got the medium. It fit perfectly but protected nada. He easily got to his cast and the bag that was over it to protect from rain for potty time.I then ordered the XL after combing the reviews. I was nervous it would be too big for him. It’s just right. He can’t reach anything on his body but can still eat and drink and potty…

My dog hated the plastic cone he had to wear after being bit by another dog, but he doesn’t seem to mind this recovery collar at all. He can eat, drink, sleep, and go potty normally. It’s kind of like a little pillow for his neck. So cute. I even found him the other day taking an afternoon nap with my dad on the couch (see pics). So clearly, the collar is comfortable!For reference, he’s about 20 lbs and is wearing a size large. He’s not a big dog by any means, so I’m not sure how well the…

We inherited a senior dog who seems to have some anxiety issues and licks compulsively to self-soothe. Despite allergy and anxiety meds, nights have been miserable with no one able to sleep. We tried a traditional hard cone but that totally flipped him out, a soft canvas cone that was too easily conquered and then bought this - bingo! It is BIG (18 lb shih tzu and per other reviews ordered an XL) but he rests just fine it, it is easy to pull on and off and he isn’t even trying to defeat it and…

This item is way more comfortable for my dog to wear. But it’s not large enough to ensure he can’t reach around to his hind area. It would be a great option for anything close to front of pets body but not for back of body.