Cat Professional Recovery Suit for Abdominal Wounds and Skin Diseases, E-Collar Alternative for Cats and Dogs, After Surgey Wear Anti Licking, Recommended by Vets（Pink,S

Hey, they work. The little ones were despondent when they had the cones on while they waited for these. We are so grateful the suits came less than 24 hours after we ordered them, because they were much happier in these than the cones. The suits also reined in their jumping. They kept trying to jump with the cones! We ordered all three sizes—our 2 year old rescue is 8 lbs and a petite cat with lots of fur. The large was too big in the butt for her—she was able to pull a Houdini and get out. The medium was a perfect fit. The medium fit our 6 month old rescue kitten, who is about 6 lbs, but she came to us very skinny and has stayed skinny—so the small fit her the best. She was able to pee on the medium, but she hasn’t had any accidents on the small. So even though we followed the charts and first put them in large and medium, they ended up needing to size down to medium and small.

I bought this as a substitute for a cone (Elizabethan collar) after a neuter operation for my cat. He was super uncomfortable in the cone and couldn’t really eat unless we literally spoon-fed him or took the cone off.It’s really easy to get on - you may have to hold the cat’s head still so they don’t back away while you slip it on. My cat is very docile, so he just laid down in protest while I picked up each paw and put it through its hole.He walks funny - especially at first, he looked like a little robocat - but after a few hours or a couple days he can move pretty normally. He can eat and use the litter box without issue, though he did pee a little bit on the back end of the onesie. (May be worth cutting a little bit extra space if needed.) I machine it washed it no problem.He’s been able to hop on the couch, use his scratch board, and generally be a cat with only a little inconvenience.It’s also very cute and quite stylish. Definitely recommend.

I put this on my 5-6 month old foster kitten after her spay. She is a runt, still on the small side, but the Small fit her. If anything I wondered if it should have been slightly longer and not as fitting around her hinde legs because she refused to walk in the suit! She was purring but just sat there. If she attempted to move she'd fall over as if she lost her balance or her feet slid out from under her. At first I thought she just refused to move. Then I tripple checked the leg holes and that nothing was preventing her from walking. I'm still baffled as to why wouldn't or couldn't take one step in the suit. My only thought was maybe if the suit was longer (a medium size), the rear leg holes would be in a different place...but the leg holes were definitely NOT tight around her legs or restrictive. She is a medium haired kitten and maybe it made her hot or she just didn't like the sensation. So I've had to switch to a soft cone instead.

I ordered a size small, my kitten is right at 6 months old and 6 lbs. The small I initially thought may be too small but it stretches very well, does not seem too snug on her. She got used to walking around in it within a few minutes. I am using it for after her spay and we are on day 3 post spay and she is a happy kitty in her pink suit! Definitely would recommend this product!

I’m so happy I found this for our cat. She had minor surgery on her side and came home with a cone. She was miserable! Did some research and found they have bodysuits for animals that had injuries or surgeries. The size fit perfectly and the suit covers her abdomen so she can’t lick her surgical site.

This was a great purchase for Mischief after being fixed, she was able to move around with ease, use the litter pan and just be her self roaming the house once she felt better. This allows for comfort but most important it covers the belly so she wasn't able to lick or pull at stitches so healing appeared to be much better overall. She had a little adjusting to do at first when walking as clearly this was new to her, but it fit not to tight and not to loose, I put on her pretty much as soon as she came home to keep her from licking or biting at belly. Much better than the cone of shame.

We got this for our cat so she wouldn’t have to wear a cone after we got her spayed. We have continued to use it occasionally at nighttime so she’ll CALM THE #%*! DOWN. It’s soft, the neck is adjustable, and it’s easy for her to do her business while wearing it.Be warned that your cat will dislike it at first since they won’t be able to groom themselves while wearing it. Ours has adjusted. Thankfully this straightjacket has held up to her chewing and tugging at it.

I bought a medium for a 9lbs yorkie, fits great around her body, BUT the neck part is so tight abs constricting.. i made a small cut to loosen the fabric around her neck. She doesn’t like to wear clothes but this body suite, she made a acception! Btw, my dog is not overweight or underweight. If your dog is 11lbs or more, get a large. The fabric is not thick, and won’t keep ur dog hot or warm.