Comfy Cone E-Collar for Dogs & Cats, Tan

My dog has hotspots on his paws that he’s been licking and chewing now they’re swollen and he’s limping. Plastic cones don’t work with him. In 2017 he had surgery 11 days later after his medications wore off he broke the cone and ate his stitches. He wore himself out trying to get this comfy cone off. He gave up and fell asleep to the point of snoring. I think the velcro did the trick. So far so good. 4 stars because it’s only been one day and also because I had to tape gauze onto an extra strip of Velcro to stop it from sticking to other things.

Our cocker recently had her last eye removed due to glacoma and was sent home after surgery with the typical plastic cone. This cone not only bothered this pup but our other cocker too because it was loud when hitting things as she navigated the house and hurt when she bumped into the other dog or us. She just got released from the cone altogether and is happier, however this cone worked out great for our girl. Much easier and comfy for sleeping as well.

I have not used it yet but I did remove the stiff stays to make it softer. I bought it to use for a cat but I think it is better suited for a dog as it is a little heavy. However, it is a good product...well made and much better than the old plastic cones. A good choice overall.

My pup just got spayed..31 lb pit, 5 months old....she hated the plastic cone of shame and I pre ordered this for her thinking it would be better for her as well as a suitical suit (which is fantastic btw). She had an accident in her suit so I had to wash is and then tried to put this cone on her. As far as construction, it's very sturdy with or without the stays in it, a but to stiff for my pups liking...only way I could get her to somewhat tolerate it was folded back a bit. I think some dogs would b ok with it, just not mine. It's definitely better than the plastic but I also think being too long past the nose as they suggest makes it much more uncomfortable for the dog. Chewy was great My pup just got spayed..31 lb pit, 5 months old....she hated the plastic cone of shame and I pre ordered this for her thinking it would be better for her as well as a suitical suit (which is fantastic btw). She had an accident in her suit so I had to wash is and then tried to put this cone on her. As far as construction, it's very sturdy with or without the stays in it, a but to stiff for my pups liking...only way I could get her to somewhat tolerate it was folded back a bit. I think some dogs would b ok with it, just not mine. It's definitely better than the plastic but I also think being too long past the nose as they suggest makes it much more uncomfortable for the dog. Chewy was great and gave me a refund for the item. I actually just got another suitical for her in a smaller size too which she absolutely loves and it protects her incision without restrictions. … more

This worked well with my puppy when she was spayed (6-month old "stubborn" sheltie). She would not eat or go potty with the plastic E-collar on that the vet sold us when she was spayed. I liked the fact that this one could be worn backwards and it worked well for her and she did not bother her stitch. The only thing is that I should have ordered the small-long, because she still could bite at her tail.

This is just amazing! Our dog had surgery, and a week later had some very serious problems. He had to have another surgery, (Meaning he had to stay in the cone of shame, even longer. ) We looked everywhere, and they were just so expensive, we just didn't want to pay prices like those. So my husband got on line when he saw a Chewy commercial. He found this perfect cone for our dog, for at the very least $12 less then anywhere else! They do care about all our animals and us!

Yes, I would buy this product again mostly because I can't imagine how much it would hurt to have a plastic cone rammed into my legs countless times a day. Our spastic Aussie got spayed, and this cone is withstanding the torture she throws its way for 10 days now. The only negative is that it is getting pretty stinky at this point (we live on some property, so this might not be a factor in an apartment or suburban home) and would be difficult to wash and get right back on her. Since it is padded, I'll bet it will take a bit of time for it to dry when I give it a good scrub.

Our dog had surgery and required a cone until the stitches were removed and skin healed. The hard plastic cone hurt the dog around the neck and hurt us when he approached us. The comfy cone works. But recommended: There are loop holes on the base of the collar. Use a shoestring to connect the cone to the dog's normal collar so s/he cannot pull it off when you are not looking.

Such a great upgrade from the plastic vet cone. I love how adjustable and versatile it is and how easy you can get it on and off. The removable support strips are a great feature when you need to switch between structured and relaxed. She seems to be able to function with it better than the plastic one as well. More willing to do things and definitely more comfortable to lay down in. Also doesn't make so much racket when she's moving around in her crate or bumping into things. The back of my legs and my furniture are all much more grateful as well lol. Definitely a good investment. Just watch your animal closely during hot weather. It's a thick, padded nylon. I live in south GA so I decided to Such a great upgrade from the plastic vet cone. I love how adjustable and versatile it is and how easy you can get it on and off. The removable support strips are a great feature when you need to switch between structured and relaxed. She seems to be able to function with it better than the plastic one as well. More willing to do things and definitely more comfortable to lay down in. Also doesn't make so much racket when she's moving around in her crate or bumping into things. The back of my legs and my furniture are all much more grateful as well lol. Definitely a good investment. Just watch your animal closely during hot weather. It's a thick, padded nylon. I live in south GA so I decided to get the tan one instead of the black one, though only the outside is tan. Inside is still black. I also love the reflector strip at the top though, adds a bit of safety as well. I don't usually review products but with this one I had to. … more

Durable, soft, and flexible fit. The velcro is handy for sizing it, but once you get it sized, and then slip the collar through the loops, you can slide the collar with attached cone over the dogs snout and head. So, I do not have to upset the dog with the ripping sound of the velcro while he has it on.