Kuoser Recovery Suit for Dogs Cats, Soft Dog Surgery Suit Female Male Spay

Omg! If you have a female dog that is getting spayed or is recovering from abdominal surgery, you should buy one of these “dog onesies” as we called it, lol! Our female dog was recovering from being spayed and she absolutely hated wearing the cone of shame. She couldn’t get comfortable while wearing the rigid plastic cone on her head (first time wearing a cone) and she was miserable. After about the first 45 minutes of wearing the cone we realized we needed to look into other options for our girl to be able to recover comfortably. The vet had mentioned that our dog could wear a body suit instead of a cone, if she would tolerate it. At that time of loading her into the car to leave the vet, we sort of laughed and didn’t pay much attention to it. I mean, who has ever heard of a body suit for a dog? Well, it was not long and we were searching the internet for just such a suit. We felt bad enough that our extremely high energy, young playful pup was dealing with recovery from surgery, and the many restrictions that she would have to accept, temporarily. She is so energetic and playful, always jumping around the house, inside and out, and always with a toy in her mouth. Toys are such an important part of her daily life/ routine , and we had to take them all away for about 14 days. The vet told us we had to remove all toys that would encourage excitement and jumping/ playing , in order for her to completely heal without any complications from stitches coming open. Our dog had to take doggie downers (prescription that made her less active) to help keep her calm and more relaxed. Even still, keeping her calm and quiet/relaxed was very difficult. With her wearing this “doggie onesie” however, she was finally able to fully relax to sleep. She could not get comfortable enough to fully relax while wearing the cone of shame. While wearing the onesie, she could lick the fabric, but not get to her actual stitches. She excepted the strange new concept of wearing dog clothing and never tried to get it off by herself. Maybe part of this is because we constantly made over her and how cute she was in her dog onesie, lol. The material is very soft and stretchy, just like human baby onesies, lol. The Velcro closure is very strong and secure, yet also very easy to undo and refasten.As you can tell by some of the pics I added to this review, the onesie (Aka dog recovery suit) we purchased did not fit our dog perfectly, because our dog is a mixed breed with a longer body. Our dog is about the size of a full grown Labrador, but taller and longer bodied. Her nickname is stretch, because she the size of a Lab with about 7 inches in length, stretched out in her body. As a result, part of the time her lower neck/ almost shoulder area exceeded past the head opening of the dog suit. Thank goodness for the very stretchy fabric. The dog suit did not fit her perfectly, but it worked and we got through the 2 weeks of recovery. This purchase/item was one of the best things we have bought off Amazon. It did what it was supposed to. It aided in a more comfortable recovery for our dog, not to mention help us to keep our sanity during the process. I highly recommend buying this product if you ever have to get your female dog spayed. Also, I think it might be a good option for female dogs to wear while in heat, to help keep your house cleaner. Could probably work as sort of a dog diaper in that situation.Note:When your dog has to go potty and/or poop you really need to undo the Velcro closure and either roll it up and back (on top of their back) and refasten Velcro holding the fabric out of the way , or , remove onesie temporarily and then put back on. You may want to consider purchasing two of these. That way if one gets dirty or yucky you can wash it in washing machine (recommend air drying) and still keep one on your dog while they are in recovery.

When the time came for my little fur baby to get spayed... I knew that the "Cone of Shame" would be part of the recovery process. But then I saw those inflatable donuts... so I bought one in advance. And the donut was WAY better than the cone! The donut made it so she couldn't lick or bite at her incision but gave her more peripheral visibility. Unfortunately my puppy could still use her back paws to scratch her itchy belly and she was getting red scratch marks around the incision. So I quickly looked into these surgery recovery suits and ordered one for next day delivery.GAME. CHANGER. My 19lb Whoodle fought me a bit putting it on initially as she isn't used to wearing clothes. She also wanted to chew on the flaps before I could secure them. But it's been a couple days and she now lets me undo the bottom portion for going potty and put it back on when she comes back inside. She leaves her belly alone and doesn't even scratch at it over the suit. No more cone. No more donut. Just a relaxed happy pup and happy mama.Answers to some potential questions...Q1. Does the fabric stick to the wound?A: No. Not in my experience. And the incision was still a little weepy looking when I first put it on her.Q2. Is it hard to undo and redo the flaps?A: It takes a bit of practice to do it quickly but once you get the hang of it, it's easy. Even with my puppy moving around or trying to sit while I'm securing it.. I can still do it pretty quickly. If you've ever changed a diaper while the kid is moving around, grabbing their feet, or trying to roll away... it's a bit like that.Q3. Was the fit accurate?A: I took my dogs measurements and there wasn't one size that fit her perfectly. My puppy's back is long in comparison to her neck and chest size. I usually find that I have to go with the neck and chest size... but for this I went with somewhere in-between and crossed my fingers it would fit. I ordered my puppy a Medium and her measurements are Back 18", Chest 17.5, Weight 19 lbs. It ended up fitting her around perfectly but does pull on the neck a bit as it's a smidge shorter than perfect. Still TOTALLY fine for my needs as she will only have to wear for up to 2 weeks.Q4: Quality?A: The material isn't too thick on the back and body part as it doesn't need to be but is at least double or triple thick where it covers and protects the wound. The fabric is soft, stretchy and breathable and the velcro is much lighter/finer that others, making it quieter when undoing the flaps... which is great since my dog HATES the sound of velcro. We've had no sound/sensory issues with the velcro on this at all.While my puppy remains on a light sedative to keep her from being as active while she recovers... she still moves around quite a bit, scratches herself as normal, and does her typical grooming routines with this suit on. If I'd known this was going to work so well in advance, I would have purchased 2 so that I could wash one and have the second for her to wear. Overall I found this product to surpass my expectations for it's protection, value, and functionality. I have peace of mind I don't need to keep my eye on her every minute so she doesn't get at her belly and would highly recommend these!

I purchased two of these recovery suits for my puppy after her spay surgery. The sizing is true to the measurements and material is soft and washes well. She honestly hated wearing it on day one, but it was way better than having to wear a cone for 2 weeks. When she sits it does gap a little so we have still had to keep a close eye on her to make sure she is not licking her operation scar.

The one she came home from the vet in (blue) was a size L, and was way too small. It didn’t cover her incision or fit like the picture showed. I liked the light fabric and saw from the picture how it was supposed to fit. The size chart recommended a XL, and it fit her perfect. Very light and breathable, easy to put on and take off, and undo the back for potty time. This kept my girl from licking her incision after her spay surgery, kept the site clean, and two weeks later she has healed perfectly. It allowed her to not have to wear the E collar (I am home with her during the day so I was able to closely monitor her), which made her much more comfortable.

My beautiful princess had puppies and I bought this recovery shirt after 8 week because they puppies did not want to stop nursing (even though they were eating puppy food) and she was having problems with her boobs. The vet recommended a recovery shirt to stop the puppies from getting at her teets. The recovery suit worked perfectly. So much so I bought three of them. After she was spayed, we put her back in the recovery suits. These held up wonderfully in the washing machine. They cover all the important bits well, especially when you Velcro it property. The material is very soft, light, and she was not bothered at all wearing these.The downside to this outfit is, it is NOT water resistant and when she did get spayed, she had a hard time moving downward when peeing... so we did have some messes in the suit after spaying, BUT let me assure you that was a her problem because when the suits were used to help with the weaning process she did not have messy problems. Number two messes are not a problem in this suit. The bottom half of the suit does have a double layer of cotton, but it's not water resistant or absorbent.Overall because of the comfort and the fact it was very machine washable, I'm very happy with this product and purchase and would recommend.

The sizing guide isn’t correct. I measured my frenchie and he measured a large based on the sizing charts. It fits okay in the front but the back side is super loose and really baggy. I was hoping this would help with him scratching at his hot spots so I wished it was better fitted especially since I measured him to get the precise size.

We used this for my dog after he was neutered along with an inflatable donut. He wouldn’t have been able to only wear the suit, he tried to bite it off. Together with the donut it worked great! It folds up for potty breaks, and is quick and easy to put back on. We got so many compliments on his surgisuits! I bought 4 total so I’d be able to wash and air dry them in between. Definitely worth it and I highly recommend. They’re excellent quality, the Velcro is tight. My boy was so comfy and they just looked like the cutest little pajamas.

My sweet girl was perfectly happy to wear these jammies post-spay. They were comfortable for her and didn’t bother her at all. Thank goodness she’s overcome her early fear of Velcro, because these definitely make some noise when they’re being removed! 😆Pros- they look absolutely adorable and, once you get the hang of it, they’re easy to put on and take off. The butt part is easy to remove and attach around the shoulders during potty breaks. They wash well in the regular cold wash cycle and can go in the dryer on low (just connect the Velcro first so it doesn’t stick to and snag your other clothes). Most importantly , they effectively completely deterred my baby girl from licking her belly.Cons- they got a little hole in the back rather quickly because she scratched an itch just so and snagged them. Also, the Velcro can be hard to open after washing them.Buy at least two pairs- one for wearing and one for washing! I got two, but a third might have been a wise idea to reduce the laundry loads. I let her outside without remembering to pull up the butt flap two separate times, and she peed straight through. Oops. Again, good thing I bought a spare pair.

This worked well after my dog's surgery and we didn't need to get a cone. I do wish it came in a larger size though - Saint Pyrenees is 110 pounds and it was stretched to the limit. It is easy to get on and off and rolls out of the way for bathroom breaks. My dog actually loved her jammies so much that I purchased a 2nd pair. They also wash well and are still in great shape after multiple washes.

I got a size L for my 15kg female Staffordshire Bull Terrier & it fits like a glove. The velcro is super strong so she can’t get out of it. Its also really breathable. She can’t get to her wound; no matter how hard she tries. Its great when we take her outside to wee, as it just rolls up so she can go. Its also been helping with her allergies and losing hair. I highly recommend, plus, its super cute.

I bought a small for my pomeranian, it fit great! I am pretty surprised at the quality of the sewing, it doesn't feel super-cheap-amazon (ie there aren't tons of loose threads and the material isnt see through lol). The velcro is very strong. I bought two so I can wash one while he wears one. It looks cute and will be very functional for his surgery next week!

Perfect fit for our male Doberman… I got him an XL. Now I don’t have to worry about him licking his stitches, as the cone gave us all grief!

Good quality. Fits well, just a little droopy in the bum area