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It was a bit expensive. The size 5 XLarge was too small round the neck for a a Medium size Bernese Mountain dog, I manually adjusted it, with my sewing skills. It is nice and soft and flexible. The flexibility may not be suited for a boisterous dog. I loved the idea it had no hard plastic or big balloon blow up collars. Did not cause dog to crash into furniture or barge through doorways. The draw string could be modified in some way as the string material was easy to slip open the bow. I did not want to double tie it in case I had to get it off in a hurray. Best product I have seen so far on the market
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I received the product quickly and although it is of good quality the photo and description (cat collar rather than kitten collar) are misleading. It would only fit a young kitten and its too small for my smallest cat yet alone the one that needed it. You also can't really open the collar and then tighten it up, you would need to push the kittens head through the hole. But it is a good quality product for the price, just the wrong size for a cat over 5 months old.
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12 year old female cat with obsessive grooming issues. £80 each time to the vets! Bought this as I can't stand the plastic ones she looks really uncomfortable and unhappy with this one she can eat and drink comfortably and lie her head down yet it still stops her from overgrooming her problem area which is her belly would definitely recommend and she is a fat cat but does have a slightly smaller head. If you have a big male cat or maine coon I would imagine you could struggle getting the cone over it's head as it doesn't stretch to open only closes using the drawstrings
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Thrown this collar in the bin . My dog had to have more anti biotics as he got to his wound and bit his scab off ! Plastic collars from the vets is best option . The bin is best place for e smart collars .
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It's fine - but not really suitable for animals after surgery - they can pull it back over their head and still get to their face. ( I used it for my chihuahua's eye ulcer) It does not give enough protection
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