Total Pet Health Elizabethan Collars — Durable Plastic Collars that Keep Pets from Licking Wounded Areas - X-Small, Clear

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Worked well and did not need to buy one at the vets office following surgery. I saved about $25 ordering this ahead and bringing it with me.

This is a nice alternative to the standard opaque white collars vets provide. A size large for our 40lb. poodle-retriever mix was good--might have been able to get away with a medium. Overall the cone seemed to provide a big improvement for our dog. I think the clear plastic improved his peripheral vision and the padded edges (the black strips you see in the picture) made it less jarring when running the cone into something. One unexpected thing to watch out for is it made him also unafraid to run the cone into people, including the backs of knees of those going up and down stairs.I took off one star because the plastic clips used to hold the collar in a cone shape are a bit flimsy and also quite hard to snap into place (especially the middle one).Overall happy and would buy again.

It's a great "cone of shame" if you don't mind the Chinese product sticker on the middle of it, that will not come off...I'll be returning this because of the sticker that won't come off.

Needed it for a costume, size large worked perfectly. Cant say much about whether or not it stopped me from chewing on myself but it definitely stayed on, didnt have any issues with the clips.That being said, listen to the reviews, if you want that sticker off the side you might as well find something else, that adhesive is not coming off. I tried goo gone and rubbing alcohol and it did not budge.

My Grandpuppy has allergies & when they flare up, he’s constantly scratching & has caused hot spots on a couple occasions. We are waiting for him to be scheduled for allergy testing. It seems in my area you have no choice but to go to a very expensive pet dermatologist. None of the local vets do testing around here. So saving up the possible $3000 is proving to take time. Until then it’s the cone of shame. He actually likes his cone. Hates it when you try to take it off.

Even on the smallest setting this is WAY too big for very small dogs and cats. They should put in the description what size animal it is meant for. It's more appropriate for a medium-to-smallish sized dog - but with the narrow space for the face, I think it would be uncomfortable for a medium-sized dog as well. The cone is very stiff and thick and doesn't shape well. The small end creates too narrow of a pocket for your pet to be comfortable. It squeezes the whole face. The assembly is difficult - you have to push hard plastic tabs into small holes in very stiff plastic. This is near-impossible to do while you're pet is (naturally) resisting. The size of the cone is also too long from neck to outer ring to allow for eating and drinking without major struggle. I am giving two stars because it is sturdy, well-made, and, to a small degree, adjustable. Perhaps it will work better on a bit larger animal, but I doubt it with the narrow space your beloved pet's face is supposed to sit in. I recommend going with a thinner, less complicated collar to protect your pet while they heal.

Lasts quite a long time. I use this on occasion for my cats when they get little injuries that need 3 or more days of healing. They do fine with it. The clasps are strong and I like the soft faux leather edge for comfort - when the cats do the licking motion, it keeps the injured area safe.It's easy to clean and washes well with a cloth, paper towel & vinegar, or a wet wipe, whatever is preferred.If I need to use this on a cat who really hates collars, I tend to tie some extra string through the holes to keep the clasps on the collar extra secure.