KONG Cloud Collar Plush Inflatable Pet E-Collar for Dogs and Cats

Katie Stroud: Definitely worth the money and it does exactly what it's made for. I bought this for my dog to stop him from biting certain spots on his belly and above his tail. He doesn't mind it very much and it is kind of like a neck pillow for a dog. Very humane and better than a cone!

United States on Nov 29, 2023

Kathy Heyward: Absolute winner. Makes the recovery period so much easier - no more getting stuck on furniture or in doorways - and more comfortable - oh look it’s a built in pillow - than the cone of shame. Absolutely recommend.

Australia on Nov 25, 2023

Katie UllyettKatie Ullyett: My puppy absolutely hated the vet cone and quickly learnt how to get it off himself (cheeky minx) so we looked for alternatives - we were told that medical pet sleeves weren't actually great and can cause too much moisture around wounds so the only option was to go for the inflatable donut style collars - pup still didn't like it but took to it slightly better than the vet cone and more importantly he couldn't get it off - HOWEVER HE HAS BURST it within 36hrs - not ideal and have to buy another - its literally the only option on the market 😂😬

United Kingdom on Aug 09, 2023

Coco: This was used for my dog after she was spayed. She is a very good girl always so there was no difficulty in getting her to keep it on. She rested her head on it while sleeping. After the plastic cone the vet gave her, this was great. Downside was that I followed advice and sized up as she was at the very top of the medium measurements. I wish I had not done this as when she started to feel better she was able to just push it off if she thought I wasn’t looking. Overall it’s a great product. Easy to inflate. Obviously comfortable. Soft. Very glad I bought it and would wholeheartedly recommend.

United Kingdom on Jul 09, 2023

Shelby Rose: I bought the X-Large for Rottweiler but it’s too big he still can lick his wound a bit disappointing but I can see it’s a good product

Australia on May 22, 2023

James Martin: Initially, my wife and I bought this product to help our puppy manage a condition called megaoesophagus. This condition is lifelong and it means she can't really eat her food properly, without the worry of being sick shortly afterwards. One way to help this problem is to have a soft, but tight cone around the neck of the dog to keep the oesophagus tight whilst eating.

This product managed to do exactly that and she seemed to enjoy wearing it after the first few days, which was great. She never really tried to take it off and even ended up using it as a makeshift pillow whenever she went to sleep, as she needed to wear it for most of the day. In terms of effectiveness, I would definitely say that I'm happy with the product, but the comfort, ease of use, and effectiveness wasn't the issue with the product; it was the build.

In around a span of about 3-4 months, my wife and I found ourselves buying 3 of these, due to the unfortunate fact that they just kept popping. After about a month, it would be discovered that there was a tiny, pin-prick sized hole in the inflatable tubing that for the life of me, I just could not locate when trying to fix it. I never could seem to...

United Kingdom on Oct 17, 2020

john spangler: There was nothing below the 1 star here it is. This product lasted literally 30 minutes the time it took from the vet to my home. My 40 pound 10 month husky almost died because of this neck pillow. Before you think it was because I didn't know what I was doing the vet put it on her. I used the the size intended for her neck range, it was too big and she was able to pull it off. The vets went ahead and used the inside tabs that are for keeping the sliding out from happening. She seemed uncomfortable when we left the vet but that is normal. We got home and she laid in her favorite private spot her cushion by my bed. I left her their for about 5 minutes and when I came back she had tried to turn her head around to look at or for something. What I saw was the most terrifying thing I ever saw. she was stuck in the position that left her choking unable to breathe or move, her tongue was turning blue, I ran to her and tried desperately to get undone it was very hard and had to squeeze her own collar even tighter to get it off. I thought she was dying in front of me. It was a nightmare and when I realized she was ok after a while I checked my dog for anymore injuries besides the spaying...

United States on Jun 17, 2017

ClaireClaire: This was well worth the money! Blossom is a 10 year old Aussie rescue who had to have extensive surgery to have 4 mammary glands removed, she had 2 rows of staples which she licked one row open the 3rd day after surgery. I was inexperienced with after care of surgery and did not realize she was actually licking the staples off, she did not come home with a cone and sadly nothing was said "warned" to me by the vet office .She tore out 1 row of staples and got infection and ended up back in surgery. When we picked her back up this time she had a cone on and they wrapped her in bandages all around her belly. She refused to walk or eat or do anything, it was so sad and I felt horrible. I started asking dog friends what to do and several suggested the Kong pillow to me. I quickly ordered it and thank God it arrived in 2 days. She wore it with no problems, was able to comfortably lay down with it on, she was able to eat and drink with no problem, and as you can see it worked as a pillow. Best part it did not scratch the furniture or me, she could walk around and see where she was going easily and there is no added weight like a cone. I highly recommended this over a cone any day. She...

United States on Mar 30, 2016