Dog Cone Inflatable Pet Protection Cover Washable Protective Collar for Dogs and Cats (Medium)

Mummy had my nuts cut off. I didnt have a say in it, bloomin cheek, anywsy this lovely cushion she bought to stop me nipping my nethers gave me a modicum of comfort despute my loss. Love Bronny the Pug!

As you can see Henry has zero shame when wearing this and he should! He self harms by scratching his rat like ears until they bleed and then screams like an old lady dying in extreme pain 😩 we’ve tried everything from wrapping his wee head like Mother Theresa to bandages in effort to prevent the scratching. What he really needs is a qualude to be honest but never mind! And do not let him fool you, he is not neglected or abused, he is well loved, overly loved in fact! He just loathes sharing the spotlight with our other dog and children. 😕 Henry is an A hole if I’m honest but he’s our A hole and we love him. And now, thanks to this unique invention, we love him more! He now cannot self harm by scratching his ears until they bleed and he’s rather cross about it. This neck doughnut is comfortable, easy to air up, and has adjustable Velcro strap. Henry is a full size Yorkshire terrier diva. This is just much kinder than a plastic lamp shade because he can manoeuvre around with ease and comfort still. It’s his own fault he looks like a Tw#% while wearing it. We highly highly highly recommend!!!! 4 paws up.🐾🐾

This is a great product. I have a westie who has had a couple of operations. Until we bought this inflatable collar he struggled to wear the ordinary plastic collar much to his annoyance and my own. This inflatable collar solved a serious problem and he does not mind wearing it. It fits well and.his own collar fits inside the inflatable one so that it cant slip off and whats best of all is if he feels like a lie down in the middle of the floor he just flops down and uses it as a pillow. Great value and it solves a serious problem that I'm sure that many dog owners struggle with.

My German Shepherd had surgery and it's really important that he doesn't lick or irritate the wound as he has been on long term steroids for a skin condition. A side effect of steroids is they can slow the rate of healing meaning there is a higher risk of a wound becoming infected. He was given a cone to wear from the vet but he found it very stressful because he was unable to move freely around my home as he was bashing into walls, doors and furniture. He was also unable to drink water while wearing the cone and as he definitely drinks more water since starting the steroids I was very concerned.The inflatable neck collar has solved all the problems - he doesn't show any signs of stress when I put it on him, he can lay his head down to sleep, he can move around my home without hitting things and most importantly he can access water whenever he needs.

My rescue dog has had ear problems for a while and out vet suggested a cone. When he came to me he was so scared and I was so upset knowing that a cone would be distressing so ordered this. Brilliant. I'm over the moon. He is not bothered by it at all. Still plays, eats and sleeps and his sores from scratching are healing wonderfully. Save us a fortune in vets fees. Happy dog happy me

This was a godsend when our dog got neutered. He was that depressed looking with the plastic cone and couldn’t get comfy and he was in pain and not able to lie in bed. We got this put it on him and he was able to lie comfortably, eat, drink, its like a human wearing a neck pillow. He didnt touch his stitches but in fairness did try a few times, and could just about reach, hes a 32kg lab springer cross but in terms of navigating around the house and bumping into us this collar was great as unlike the cone it wouldnt mark your furniture or cut your legs. Worth every penny just wish we had purchased before the op in preparation. Plastic cones are awful.

After another attacked our malamute cross in the park (completly unprovoked and seemingly random) she had a few puncture wounds that took a while to heal. She was of course vet checked immediately and on antibiotics ect but as she was able to reach round and lick the small wounds they got a bit raw.So trusty amazon reviews to the rescue we found a similar buster collar that was more expensive but came up higher on the search, luckily we spotted this one and quickly summised it's the exact same product in the same size and same delivery time frame. It worked a treat and within 48hrs the marks were scabbed and visably reduced in size. She wasn't keen on the collar when on a short walk but hey ho, it did its job and she had no issues sleeping with it on. Once she adjusted to it she quickly compensated for the extra width.Definitely value for money and I wouldn't hesitate to buy further ones if ever needed for any of our family dogs

My dog had a bite (we suspect from a cat) on the base of her tail and it got infected so she had to go on antibiotics. I'm guessing that it was very itchy as it healed because she just would not leave it alone and kept licking/nidging at it! I have a traditional cone but I wanted to try this collar so she could eat/drink/play fetch as normal.Anyway, my first gripe with this collar is that she managed to puncture it within 24 hours of her wearing it. Luckily I had a puncture repair kit from an inflatable bed I have so I managed to repair it.My second gripe with this product is that she was still able to reach the bite and in the short time it took me to go out, buy my weekly shop and get home, she had managed to reach around and lick the bite red raw! I tried moving it around to see of that made a difference but it didn't. All in all, she was wearing this collar for less than 48 hours before I had to put the traditional cone back on her. What a waste of money!If your dog has an injury on the front half of their body, this might work, but if they have and injury on the back half of their body, I wouldn't even bother trying this!