Soft Inflatable Dog Cone Collar for Small Medium Large Dogs - Neck Donut E Collar Alternative for Recovery After Surgery - Pink M

I bought the Loflaze Soft Inflatable Dog Cone Collar for my dog after he had minor surgery, and it worked really well. Compared to those stiff plastic cones, this one is much more comfortable for him—he could eat, lie down, and sleep without constantly bumping into things.It inflates quickly and holds air without any issues. The velcro strap made it easy to secure, and I liked that it also has little loops so you can thread it through a regular collar for extra security. The fabric is soft and didn’t irritate his skin, plus I was able to wipe it clean easily.My dog didn’t seem bothered by it at all, and he definitely preferred this over the traditional cone. One thing to note: if your dog has a long snout, you’ll still want to monitor him, as he might be able to reach around the collar depending on where the injury is. For most situations, though, this is a great solution.Really happy with this—much gentler and less stressful for recovery time.

The collar came next day. It was so easy to inflate and put on my mini-beagle. She can eat and drink normally and even use the doggie door, jump up and down from furniture, and go down stairs. Going up stairs takes her a bit longer, but she can still manage it. I got a size Medium and it fits well. It works to keep her from licking a wart she had frozen off on her back thigh. So affordable, and she looks darling in it!

So I can't lie...I chose this one because I saw a picture of a Westie in the ad. I have two Westie pups who were getting spayed and neutered at the same time and couldn't bear the thought of the plastic cone of shame. I was a tiny bit skeptical when I bought it. I tried it on one of my pups before the day of surgery. She hated it because she didn't understand why it was on her neck. I decided to take it with me to the vet anyway. I have to say that my 2, 6 month old, boy and girl, 10 lb Westies fit the small size perfectly. They look so darn cute with them on. They have both been extremely comfortable and have had no issues taking it off, trying to eat or drink, sleeping, or walking around. It has done a superb job of keeping them from licking their incisions!Update: I had to buy 2 extra ones because my girl dog popped the bladder in 2 of the donuts because they were left unattended for a period of time (home with hoomans around but not watching). She is pretty destructive for a pup. 4th time was a charm and we managed through 2 full weeks.

These are absolutely perfect, arrived quickly the next day, having three pups spayed / neutered on the same day can be challenging, but these neck pillows made it a breeze! the ones that are issued at the vet are absolutely horrible. These are comfortable and allow that pups to do what they normally do and that is sniff where they want to go and prevent them from reaching their incisions! my only disappointment is I had to order from a different company for my little boy because blue wouldn’t have arrived until Friday.

My 13 year old dog is having a pretty big surgery in 2 weeks. Her vet recommended this type of pillow for her. I researched and read reviews. I knew in my heart this was the one for her. She is very picky and won’t even wear clothes, but within 30 min of us trying this on her, she is asleep with it on in my lap. We decided it’s best to let her practice for a couple weeks prior to her surgery. She looks pretty content to me! Great fit! We got a small, she’s 10.6lbs. Seems very effective.

Oh, this is SO much better than the old elizabethan cone! So soft and comfortable to wear; the dog was completely unperturbed when it was on. He could get through the doggie door, eat, and sleep without problem. As a Sheltie, however, his snout is too long so he was able to reach some areas I was hoping he couldn't, so good to know for long-nosed dogs. (My fault, so I still give it 5 stars)

It’s way better than the regular cones but the nozzle to blow air into it sticks out and it’s right in the middle. So it’s either poking your dogs chest or it’s on their chin/face. Not a good design. Yes I can turn it upside down but the bigger side of the donut is where the nozzle is and I want that under her neck so she can’t reach her leg. If I put the strap part under her chin she can just reach her leg and lick her wound.

Lily popped the inner tube almost immediately, so I just stuffed it with fiber fill. It has worked great since. She can't reach her face with her paw this time and couldn't reach her belly incision before, while still being able to eat drink and sleep easily. It's comfortable for her to wear and she uses it as a pillow