Cozy and Caring Pet Recovery Collar for Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs)

Libania Queiroga: Very small for my dog

United States on Oct 25, 2023

Susan Brenz: I bought this for my Cavapoo before her surgery, so she would not lick the stitches on her belly. This was easy to get on/off of her and didn't bother her to wear. It is also easy to clean with a wet sponge or paper towel.

United States on Jul 16, 2023

Mama B: My indoor cat got fleas from a visiting dog and started over-grooming. I treated the fleas but she was still over-grooming and had spots she was basically bald. I ordered this and it fit fine. I like that it is soft and she can sleep with it on. It has a drawstring that worked until she chewed the strings off. Thankfully it still fit and stayed on without use of that drawstring. I used it long enough to break her OCD grooming habit. Her fur has made a complete comeback.

United States on Jul 06, 2023

ProfHRC: Comfortable, fitted perfectly, and our Cavapoo lived in it happily day and night for 10d after a leg injury, eating, walking around common etc on lead. Not big enough to stop him reaching rear end for imminent neutering, but next size up (large) would. Expensive, but glad we got it.

United Kingdom on Jan 06, 2022

JesJes: 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 his abdomen like a skirt. This worked except for the fact he is extremely smart and would run 90 MPH in between dressers, under furniture so that the skirt would come off. After 4 attempts of putting it backing on and trying to block areas he could use to get it off we decided to put him in his carrier with the tutu for the a few hours so we could sleep.

Then we were up at 4 am.. obviously a tutu of shame doesn’t prevent you from having to use the bathroom.... .. then... the fun began again.... he was not interested in going to sleep. This led to plan C.

Plan C- Kitty Diaper- This was a joke. Really... what was I thinking.

Plan D- Total Body Suit - I...

United States on Jun 10, 2021

BreeBree: Overall, I am satisfied with this product.

I have a 26lb Shiba that has itched all the fur off his butt, base of his tail, and back of his hind legs. This mostly works to prevent him from itching. He can still reach around and get to his butt area but he makes significantly fewer attempts so it is much easier to manage. He hates really any clothing so it's clear he is happier without it but he is comfortable enough with it on and I know he would be hysterical in a cone. He can comfortably lay down and sleep with this and personally I think he likes having a pillow everywhere he goes.

Two downsides: My dog shakes a lot with this on and when I had the drawstring tightened, it rubbed his neck a little raw since it is just a thin string. I completely loosened the drawstring instead and have had no problems with it rubbing since, although that does mean it's a little easier to slip off. If my dog was less willing to wear this, it might not work out since he could easily take it off himself if he truly wanted. Also, he managed to get one paw through the neck hole as well and tore about 2/3rds of the seam apart (pictured). This isn't a problem for me yet as I am not using...

United States on Jun 01, 2021

Chris harrison: Loved the idea of the product, tried it on Chilli before her op, but unfortunately realised she would be able to lick her scar, still took it with me to the veterinarian, but it was a no and she ended up with the dreaded cone

Australia on Dec 06, 2020