Supet Inflatable Dog Cone Collar Alternative After Surgery, Dog Neck Donut Collar Recovery E Collar for Post Surgery, Soft Dog Cone for Small Medium Puppies Cats

Magnolia seems to be just fine wearing it. The strap was a bit long so I was nervous it was too big. It worked well to just attach her collar into the inside, it has loops to do so. Fills up easily, holds its air, is very smooth feeling. Does the job of helping her not lick some sores she had.

Two of the inside tags that hold the leash collar pulled out the first day when my dog tried to scratch the hot spot on his lower back. Then the cone’s fabric separated from the inner tube on the third day. By the fifth day, the inner tube had deflated and was unusably. Had to trash the entire cone just 5 days after putting it on my dog (a Golden Retriever). I went to a local pet store and found another type of cone which my dip has been wearing successfully and without issues for almost 10 days

I edited this review from 1-star to three.I got one size. I put it on tightly - so tightly I was worried it would choke my pup. Nope. First nap in his crate, he ripped it off and shredded it into dozens of pieces. I ordered the next larger size, but when it is on the tightest setting, the velcro tightening strap only touches the very end of the attachment strap, leaving six inches just dangling, and the collar barely fixed in place at the tightest possible setting. This is poor design. In the first 10 minutes, he got the new one off 10 times and I was afraid to let him be alone with it on, for fear of another shredding.If your dog has any spirit whatsoever, this thing is going to end up shredded unless it is the perfect fit... *** UNLESS YOU ATTACH THIS THROUGH AN ACTUAL COLLAR, USING THE LOOPS INSIDE THE DEVICE *** the injury you seek protect will get aggravated because this device will be about as effective at stopping your dog from licking the wound as writing "stop licking it" on a piece of paper and throwing it at your dog. Even if you attach it with another collar bound through the center, the different sizing (and appropriateness of the placing of the two velcro components) is a crap shoot. It might take some luck to get the right size, but it can work better than the traditional cone with careful / constant oversight.

I thought this would be a good alternative to the bulky plastic collars from the vet. We’ve caught him on multiple occasions fully licking his neuter incision and it appears to be inflamed and infected now.