Inflatable Dog Cone Collar Alternative After Surgery, Doggie Neck Donut Collar Recovery ECollar, Soft Dog Cone for Small Medium Large Dogs

This is an AMAZING product!!!! After my mini Aussie Doodle was spayed the cone was so big it caught on everything when she walked around the house, even while going up the stairs!!! Her neck is small, but her snout is long, so it was difficult to get the cone to fit correctly. I ordered this ASAP and it has been PERFECT! I still had her sleep in the cone at night because I worried she might find a way to pop it while I was sleeping (she's a more aggressive chewer!) and the cone allowed her to lay more flat on her side which sounded good during the night. She was able to eat and drink with the donut on, but she couldn't reach to lick her incision which I absolutely loved! I liked the flexibility of adjusting the fit around her neck, we had it tight enough that the Velcro only connected for the last 1.5 inches, and it never came off! When I first inflated it I had a hard time pushing the air valve back into the donut and just left it capped but sticking out. After one day it had definitely lost some air. I reinflated it but this time after capping it, I pushed the air valve fully into the donut and it hasn't lost any air and she wore it for 12 days!!!! See photos for the correct way to have the air valve after inflatung it! I am a huge fan of this donut!!! The fabric is comfortable, the donut material strong, and it's super cute, but it's the functionality that made it the best cone of shame replacement!! Because she has a small neck and a longer snout I ordered the L+ because it's diameter and overall circumference was bigger while still allowing me to cinch up the neck snug enough. It also didn't impede her sight as the reflection off the cone seemed to do. I did put her collar through the inner straps which surely helped to keep it in place. I would absolutely recommend this inflatable dog cone alternative to everyone!

My dog (82 pounds) is recovering from skin tag removal near his bellybutton area. He has a long snout and legs so this wouldn’t work if he had a paw/tail injury but it works great for this. It fits well but I wish the velcro extended further up the strap since he is almost between sizes. He can easily eat/drink with it on and navigate the stairs since he is tall. Even better it seems to be really comfortable to sleep in (see pic of snoozing dog), like a neck pillow. I feel like you can adjust the comfort/range of motion by inflating or deflating the pillow. Seriously the cutest freaking thing ever too. It has loops on the inner part to loop a collar through so the dog can’t get it off as easy. I don't bother using that since my dog doesn’t try to remove it. My dog isn’t a chewer but this would be very easily chewed if deflated too much, or left off and unattended with a chewer. Great product.

Worked perfectly! And he looked so cute it in. Very easy for me to put on and take off of him. It stayed on and he seemed comfortable. I have a yorkie and got a size small.

Neat product. Biting down on the nozzle to blow it up works better than trying to squeeze it. The sizes run small so the Large fit a pug.

I picked up this post‑surgery donut as an alternative to the classic plastic cone, and honestly, I’m glad I did. It looks way cooler, my dog doesn’t mind it at all, and it doesn’t turn every doorway into a demolition zone like the hard cones do. The material feels well‑made, the stitching is solid, and for the price it’s absolutely worth it. My dog is 32 pounds and the medium fit perfectly with room to adjust. He can eat, drink, sleep, and walk around comfortably without bumping into everything. If you want something that actually works and keeps your dog happy, this is a great pick.

I researched several brands of a soft inflatable cone for my 17 pound pug with a 16 inch collar size. I chose Supet based on the cover was machine washable, it looked durable and her neck size was right in the middle of 14 to 18 inches. I received the product. The product is good quality, easy to inflate with a pump, not by mouth, the fabric looks like it would make pet hair removal and washing simple. I put it on her, and although she looked very cute, this was so big and bulky that it wasn’t appropriate for a small dog. She froze and wouldn’t move! LOL! The photos that depict the small dogs don’t look anything like what my small dog looked like in her photo. There is not enough information on dimensions with circumference, width and depth from center to edge to be able to determine if it is an overall practical item. There are more things to consider other than just fitting your dogs’s neck size to the chart. You can see in the 3rd photo how thick it is. It covers from behind her ears to her shoulder blades. Her chin barely protrudes out. The company needs to make more information available to pet owners that have breeds that are flat faced. Even though it fit around her neck and was adjustable with the strap, her muzzle size from her neck to the tip of her chin is short and the edge of this cone is multiple times longer. I have a hard time believing the description photo were not manipulated, especially the one with the over dramatic drooling from a bully. I hope this helps other flat faced pet owners because I don’t believe a pug needs to be lugging around a tire! I am returning this item.

My girls got fixed and these kept them from licking their incisions or pulling out stitches. I have 2 Australian Shepherds (about 50 lbs each) and I ordered XL for both of them. The fit was spot on. I only used these for a few days before moving to a surgery suit. No matter what they were going to be uncomfortable, but we made the most of it by looking cute and successfully avoiding the cone of shame. I didn't have to refill the air in them even once. Good purchase!

This was the perfect alternative to the rough plastic Elizabethan collar. Our dog did figure out how to pull it off, but once we laced the collar through it, he wasn’t able to. It kept him from licking after neuter surgery. He was so comfortable and seemed to use it as a pillow. Even when he was being wild and trying to play with his brother, it held up and did not pop or tear. The donut design is adorable as well! I would definitely recommend this item!

This is a great product. I originally bought a traditional plastic Elizabethan cone for our Corgi for his recovery period after his neuter and he hated it. He couldn't eat or drink properly with it on, and would get caught on things as he moved around. It was hard for him to get comfortable. It also bent and compressed his ears and I was concerned that it might damage the cartilage. After only a day I knew it wasn't working and ordered this one. It arrived same day and was easy to inflate. It has made a world of difference. It keeps him from licking, or squeezing under the furniture and hurting himself. His ears area free to stand up. It is clearly so much more comfortable for him, both walking around and sleeping. He can eat and drink with it on. He is clearly so much happier with this one. It is also very cute. I recommend this over the traditional recovery cones, especially if you have a pup whose ears stand up.

The opening to inflate does not close. Sad cos the design is adorable.

Très bon collier pour chien! Il est beaucoup plus confortable que les cônes rigides traditionnels (les fameux “abat-jour”). Mon chien peut bouger librement, dormir et manger sans problème, ce qui est un énorme plus. Par contre, il arrive qu’il se dégonfle un peu après un certain temps, donc il faut le regonfler à l’occasion. Rien de dramatique, mais bon à savoir. Globalement, super pratique et beaucoup moins stressant pour l’animal que les cônes classiques!

Good for a little after surgery. Black lab could remove it if he really tried and could reach around it. But helps to prevent

So far so good. My super nervous rescue is okay with it. It’s super hard to blow up unless you squeeze the right spot because it’s a one way valve mechanism. Tuck it into the donut so they don’t catch it on anything and open it. Picture of her holding her yak chew for tax :)