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This Cat Anti-Slip Glasses Rope are made of thick felt material, they are flexible and hard enough not to let our cat come off them.
Cat recovery collars are lighter than traditional plastic rigid cone collars - don't hold down the kitten's head, and are able to move around and eat/drink easily
We can trim the petals to get a slightly larger neck opening to make food and water easier for our pets,the protective collar cone is perfect for our cats and dogs after neutering Our cat cones have two sizes adjustable. Our protective collars are available in 3 colors, you can use alternately as you like.
Suitable for bike riding, fishing, sports, outdoor activities, etc
With the eyeglasses lanyard, you can hang the glass on your neck
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This recovery collar is made from thick felt material, which is flexible yet firm enough to prevent your cat from reaching wounds or stitches. The material is lighter than traditional rigid plastic cone collars.
This cat recovery collar is available in two sizes: S and L. The unique petal design allows the petals to be trimmed slightly to achieve a larger neck opening for cats that need more clearance around their food and water bowls.
This recovery collar is available in three colors: Black, Blue, and Red. You can alternate between colors to help identify which collar has been cleaned and which is in use.
Yes. Unlike standard plastic e-collars that project forward and block the bowl, this soft petal-style collar sits around the neck without obstructing your cat's downward reach. Cats can eat, drink, and sleep normally while wearing it.
Yes. This collar is specifically noted as suitable for post-neutering recovery. The soft felt construction avoids pressing on abdominal incision sites, and the flexible design reduces the stress associated with rigid cone-style collars.
The collar prevents cats from reaching the lower back, abdomen, and hindquarters — the areas most commonly treated post-surgery. However, cats can still groom their faces and front paws, helping them maintain basic comfort during recovery.
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