Katoggy Inflatable Dog Collar, Soft E-Collars for Dogs After Surgery, Adjustable Blow up Donut Dog Cone Collar for Small/Medium/Large Dogs and Cats

This would be ok for lower body issues/surgeries, ours had one on side so it worked there, but didn't work for the face could still rub face, so we went with a regular cone. Also they can't lay flat seemed uncomfortable. but we used it on walks instead of the cone.

Fits just right

The inflatable dog collar (size: medium; color: blue) was a good fit for my dog (21 Ibs.). Like that it was just a little bigger than his old one. Used a battery powered inflator to inflate the collar. Velcro has good adhesion and that was what wore out on this old inflatable collar. Rated 4-stars.

There are two different brands of inflatable donut shown in the second pic, this review is for the light pink one. I would give this product 10 stars if I could! My 8-month-old husky mix puppies got spayed, and I have had experience with the cone of shame in the past with other dogs so I was dreading both of them having to wear those for a week. I was a little worried this inflatable one would pop within a couple days, but figured for the price it would be worth it to at least have a couple days where I wasn't getting nailed in the knees with a plastic cone, and my babies weren't getting caught on every possible surface they walked by with the cones on their necks. These exceeded my expectations! They held up great for the whole week my babies were in them, and are still usable for if we need them in the future. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! We looped their normal collars into the fabric loops on the inside of the donut, and that helped it to stay on snugly the whole time.I got two brands, both were great, but sizing was a little different--this review is for the light pink one. The large fit my 46-lb pup, but would have been a little too big on my 40-lb pup, just to give you an idea on what size to get. The sprinkle donut is also a large but the sizing was smaller on that brand, so it was a better fit for my slightly smaller pup.

I have a Maltese and as much as I still prefer this over a traditional cone, it does get in the way of her walking because she is smaller and closer to the ground. We initially got this to remove an arm chewing habit but eventually stopped using it because were worried she'd accidentally trip over it and hurt herself or fall down the stairs while we weren't around. If there was something with a smaller diameter that might be nicer to have. I'm sure this is perfectly fine on taller dogs.

We picked one of these up for our dog over a year ago when he got sores on his belly from allergies, and wouldn't stop licking at them. We have used this quite a bit throughout the year with his flare ups.We've added a new pup to the pack, and he's scheduled for neutering soon, so I picked up a second smaller size that he can use.These work really great.I recommend you place it on the dog with the inflatable nib towards his body. Our dog manages to bite and pull at it.

We needed an extra large for our 5yo male shiba. It seems like the circumference itself could have been smaller since he isn't a big dog, just a thick neck. But it works so far. Poor baby hates its. I can only image how uncomfortable it is but it does the job.

It works, and if you put your dogs collar thru the loops like you are supposed to they cant get it off, unlike some idiots I've seen posting on this listing. But If you have a large dog that is "long" they can still kinda get to their junk. One thing you have to do is make sure the "open end" is at the top of the dogs head. The part with the velcro strap needs to be situated at the back of their head. If you look at some of the pictures listed, the ones that are correct are the ones where the opening part of the collar is behind their head. If you have a large dog that opening is a way to get closer to their junk. If you mount it correctly on the collar so that the opening is behind their head, you are doing it right. But I'm only giving it 4 stars because it has torn at a point on the inside after only 5 days, but its still served its purpose.

This is the best for comfort and usability for obvious reasons my dog does not like it but man it helped heal his wounds

J’ai utilisé le coussin dans le premier 24h pour ma femelle berger allemand suite à la stérilisation puisqu’il y avait un léger saignement actif au niveau de la plaie chirurgicale : j’ai preféré attendre avant de mettre le chandail post-opératoire (pour éviter trop d’humidité). Même avec le coussin bien en place et ajusté avec le collier, elle était en mesure de lécher sa plaie et l’a retiré à 2 reprises durant la nuit.. donc pour les plaies chirurgicales au bas de l’abdomen, important de surveiller votre animal.

es más cómodo que el collar isabelino, mi gatita tiene mayor libertad de movimiento⭐ (lo único es que la talla S le quedó un poquito grande pero parece no importarle)

I like that I could take the soft cover off and wash as needed.

Le produit lui a bien évité de lécher sa place sur son ventre. Elle aimait mieux porter ça que son 'cône', car au moins avec ça, elle est capable de boire, manger et jouer un peu. Mais, il est préférable de surveiller surtout au début. La nuit, on ne prenait pas de chance et on mettait le 'cône' car le coussin s'est légèrement dégonflé.