FOREYY Professional Cat Recovery Suit for Abdominal Wounds and Skin Diseases, Breathable E-Collar Alternative for Cats and Dogs, After Surgey Wear, Recommended by Vets (XXS)

My one year old was recently spayed. She ripped the provided cone off as soon as she got home and I knew there was no chance off forcing it back on. She ignored her surgery incision the first couple days, probably due the weird feeling of licking her bare furless skin, but on day three she got over it so I bought this. She hates it but it's only been an hour and she went from refusing to even stand with it on to glaring at me from her cat tree.Update. I received this and put it on her late Monday. Early Wednesday morning she'd gotten it off. I'm not even sure where she's hidden it.

The velcro adhesive is nice, so there's no chance of your dog or cat being able to scratch or wiggle out of it. We measured our cat following the instructions they provide but it was still WAY too tight. (He's a lean kitten, so he's not overweight or anything.) But the most disappointing thing is that he was unable to use the litter box with it on! It's not worth the buy just for that reason.

Our cat Leo, is a 14 years old and weights about 14 pounds. We order size Medium and it’s perfect for him. The vet put it on while he was under anestesia. He is able to use the litter box and move around the room without a problem. He underwent a Cyst removal operation and this suits keeps the area dry and protected from licks or scratches. We haven’t wash it yet. I order another one to be able to change it since Leo has two weeks until his stitches are removed. Excellent product for a Maine coon mix cat

My cat has had a long standing problem with constantly licking his stomach. This has definitely helped curb his habit! It’s a little loos on his butt which causes a problem of him sometimes accidentally peeing on it. I personally just sewed it up a bit to be tighter. At first he did not like it just because it was around his butt; after a while he got used to it though! It’s Very easy to clean as well! Just be sure to take it off of your cat or dog and let them breath and groom themselves. But definitely keep a close eye on them!

Used this on my 3.5/4 lb. Kitty. Worked like a charm. Not only did it keep her from messing with her stitches it kept her relaxed during recovery. For whatever reason wearing it made her not do any jumping, she walked slowly, and she would sit and wait to be picked up. Total added bonus!Now that the stitches are out and the suit is off she is back to running and jumping all over the place.

My little one somehow got a scratch or wound on his back that he would not stop scratching at long enough to heal. This helped cover the whole area. The velcro is a plus because he sure is a well fed kitten.

It took two people to get this on our car after being spayed. We practiced before she was spayed. This worked so much better than the collar and cone. It kept her from licking her sutures. However the area was not able to breathe enough while healing and she got an infection that our vet suspects is from the wound staying covered. This does a great job of keeping cats from licking, but ultimately it was a poor choice.

We purchased this for our large siamese chonker. She has some skin issues and was scratching herself to death. After trying a cone for a week I decided to go for a different option in this bodysuit in the hopes that she would be able to eat more easily and rest better. After a very patient time allowing us to put the suit on her, my cat spent the next 6 hours walking a few steps and flopping over. She was unable to use her back legs properly to move. Ultimately we had to take this off of her and go back to the cone :(