Amakunft Adjustable Cat Cone Collar Soft, Cat Recovery Collar, Cone for Cat After Surgery, Cat Neck Cone, Elizabethan Collar for Cat and Kitten

Good quality. Soft and comfortable. Fit very nicely, tight and secure but not cutting into his neck. He never tried to take it off. He was much for comfortable in this than the plastic vet provided one. It allowed He to eat without making a huge mess. The other one was too long. He was able to sleep more comfortable as well. Made a nice warm neck pillow for him. He looked super cute and happy to wear his toast. Almost felt bad when I took it off. Everyone loved it, even the cat.

Charlie had a cut on his ear he wouldn't leave alone so it was never healing. I had another one I bought before but he hated it because it just seemed he couldn't get comfortable. This one is perfect. It's cute because it's a piece of bread but the shape of it is what I like. He has had it on for three days now and hasn't tried ripping it off and I think that's because it's comfortable enough for my lazy boy to sleep in. I would definitely buy this again.

Worked great for my black cat but when you put it on them make sure the string is behind their body and not in front where there mouth is. My cat choked on the string when eating not sure how i was not looking but she was panicking because she ate the string peace had to pull it out!If it is in the front just try tucking the string peace inside the hole while it is on them!Other than that this works better than a real cone or body suit!They should add choking hazard somewhere on their product or add a new image explaining where to put the string position!Edit: So i know what happened! The String was sitting on the food and i guess she didn't see the string and ate the cat food assuming it was food and almost swallowed the string! They should just make the string a bit shorter. I just cut the strings shorter

The media could not be loaded. My cat is pretty small, shes 7.02 pounds and around 8-ish months. I got her tbe small toast e-collar for her to wear after she was spayed, because i was sure shed hate the plastic ones and because this one was cute. I put it on when she first came home and was still very loopy so she definitely hated it and threw herself around trying to get it off. I ended up confining her to a cage that first night, but the next day when the meds wore off she was much calmer and only tried to remove it when she wanted to scratch her kneck or lick her stitches, which thankfully was not often. My pros and cons are as follows:Pros:- its very cute and soft- she can use it as a pillow, which she does often- easy to slide her head thru the whole and tighten, if you can catch a hold of her- she can still eat and drink comfortably, especially after the medicine wore off- can use her litter box. She has one of those big ones that look like a plant, i removed the lid and she uses it just fine- easy to clean, she got it wet and then used her litter box, the clay litter turned to mud on it but i was able to just wipe it off no problem.- she cant reach her stitches, she only tried 2 or 3 times, but each time her head couldnt reach past the bread.- doesnt hinder her movement too much, she was able to fit into her standard sized small animal carrier with it on (her own choice to enter despite having a much bigger cage near by. Idk) and is unfortunately still able to jump onto things she shouldn't. Shes also able to walk up and down the soft stairs i got for her to get on my bed, so her mobility was virtually unaffected once she got used to wearing it.Cons:- if you have a bunny kicker they WILL be able to get this off. I woke up several times in the middle of the night to see her piece of toast on the ground next to her.- all the kicking and tightening WILL make this thing rip, as pictured. Im ordering a new one because its cute and comes quickly, but if you want something strong enough to withstand some bunny kicks this is probably not it. This destruction is from a cat who got their nails clipped in surgery, so there weren't even any pointy claws in play.- when they're fresh from surgery and VERY loopy they WILL trip over this thing. If you have a cat that sticks their paw in their water (high or not) this will get in the way and somehow make them make everything, including the bread, themselves, and the surrounding area, very wet. Which is bad if your cat has stitches that cant get wet!- that wetness stays for a while.- it WILL get litter on it, and if the collar is wet that litter will become mud. It'll also get food on it, but i have to believe any e-collar would, so im not holding that against it.- i had to snip the ends of the cords used to tighten it, because theh were so long that they were both getting wet from her water bowl, and she was biting/pulling them. So in fear shed choke herself, i snipped them and tied them in a knot.Long list of cons but i do think its a good collar if you want something cute and comfortable for your pet!

I can't get enough of how cute my little toast monster was in this thing.While it didn't act fully in the way needed, purchased it as an alternate to the cone of shame, and she easily worked around in on some level, it did dissuade some problematic compulsive grooming.If you're looking for a replacement for the cone of shame for a surgery or other needed barrier, I would not recommend. If you're needing a gentle redirection for skin issues or other situations where the cone seems over the top, it's perfect!