Kitten Cones After Surgery 0-6 Months, Donut Extra Small Kittern Cone Collar Soft to Stop Licking Neck, Elizabethan e Collar for Recovery

Our baby has pink eye due to playing with a dirty little kitten brother. I don't know why the vets even give those plastic ones that are akin to torture. Poor babies. You try wearing a sharp plastic cone around your neck lol. Thank goodness they have these soft ones. The material does not seem porous so it's safe to clean/wash. I haven't tried putting it in the wash yet. It's easier to wipe.Overall recommend 👍🏽

Soft and comfortable for them.

This is far better than a cone, she couldn't eat or drink. Since I put this on her she is so much happier!!! She can eat and drink without hassle, and she can't reach her stitches. I highly recommend this for anyone getting their cat spayed!!! Also machine washable is a huge plus!!!

This was supposed to be something to keep my cat from scratching his wound and at first he used it like a pillow to lean his head on and sleep. However, I got up in the morning to find it on the floor and him walking around without it! Oh well another waste of money.

I got this for my very rambunctious kitten and he wouldn’t tolerate this being on after his neuter. He was able to get it off. I think for more subdued and not as crazy kitten as mine it would work well, but my boy is crazy!

Adjustable neck size as she is tiny

This worked awesome for my kitten. I originally ordered one that was too small, but returning and getting the correct size was very easy! My kitten went through a growth spurt just before being neutered, so this was the perfect size for him. He fought it at first, and was able to get it off a few times, but once I figured out the correct tightness it stayed on, and he was able to eat and drink with it on. I did have to take the cover off of the litter box so he could easily get in and out of it, but not really an issue. He didn’t seem to mind it after the second day, and seemed to kind of enjoy the pillow aspect of it! 🤣

Our little kitten guy, Django - developed an irritation under his right ear.. one afternoon I went out for a few hours.. and came back to find he had rubbed it RAW - almost to the point of bleeding.. I got online and ordered this collar for him - but it was not set to - and did - arrive on Monday..I went out to the Pet Store to see what they had - as I could not wait till Monday - I bought two other types of healing collars - one was the infamous clear plastic "cone of shame" - do NOT get that type! Not only did it drive the little fellow Beside Himself BONKERS - in only a couple of hours of wearing it, it started to rub the other side of his ears raw as well... truly awful!Next I tried the inflatable kind, which was awkward and bulky - but it worked - and he tolerated it a bit better.Then this product arrived as scheduled on Monday - well - not only does it fit and work perfectly - but the tiny guy actually LIKES wearing it - he prances around the house like he is showing his "Mane" off to the family - and he likes using it as a convenient pillow as well!You may be able to see in the photo - his ear is nearly healed already.. I am wondering if he will be upset with us when we take this collar back off for his regular one - he really seems to like this one.

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I used this foe my miniature schnauzer after he was fixed. The smallest cones they had at the vet were way too big. This worked very well for him not to be able to reach the stitches . Very comfortable and he loved it.

Everybody thinks she looks so cute in her cone and she has no problem with it this is a good buy

While it's definitely more comfortable looking than the standard Elizabethan collar, it doesn't actually accomplish what it's meant to do. Cats are very flexible, and it's hardly even a challenge for your standard issue kitty to bend around this and get at their stiches. Maybe on a very tiny kitten, but not adequate for a 6 month old.

This cone worked the best out of all the ones we tried. My kitten only weighs just over 1.3 Lbs now ( gained weight since she’s been home. We could not find a cone small enough. We tried several but as we know cats can squirm out of anything. Dogs are easier to keep a cone on. So this is our newcone choice. We will need more as the 2 females still need to be spade