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

My dog needs to wear a donut for two weeks after her surgery. This is much more comfortable than a cone since it doesn't squish her ears and she looks so cute wearing it! She seems to be able to wear it without any issues and can sleep well with it on. I think since she uses it as a headrest, it deflates slowly and after two days of constant wear, it deflates enough for her to slip it off. I actually bought two donuts so we can quick swap them out when it deflates. Donut itself has cute patterns, easy to inflate and easy to put on my dog. Material seems good enough that she doesn't itch. Prevents her from reaching her incisions so gets the job done cutely!

Our dog had to have surgery and the e-collar she came home with was making her miserable. She was falling over and bumping into things, couldn’t eat or drink water with the standard e-collar on. Every time we took it off, she would automatically start trying to lick and investigate the stitches on her leg. I found this and so thankful it arrived so fast! She is able to eat and drink with it on. She also slept much more comfortably and got some real rest! This gives her more mobility while still preventing her from licking or damaging her stitches! I went with the recommended size (small) and It fits perfectly! I like the smooth, easy to clean fabric cover and the inner inflatable tube is definitely durable! I actually needed help blowing it up because it’s so tuff! It’s also quirky and cute! Would buy this again if needed!

Our sweet girl had a splenectomy a few days ago. She would not even walk with the standard cone on and couldn't eat or drink freely. We absolutely love this donut collar, it's so adorable, and she seems to love it too. She can't get to her stitches on her belly but is able to do everything else and appears very comfortable. She sleeps better with her normal cone on at night since she can sort of lay her head on the floor, but she will nap with the donut during the day.

This is a cute collar. It works well, and it seems sturdy. I've only used it a week, but my dog has not been gentle with it, and it has not torn or deflated at all. The sizing, however, is a little difficult. My dog's neck is 14" so according to the size chart he could fit a large or extra large. I ordered the large first, and it was a little loose around his neck. I worried he would slip it off when I wasn't home. So I ordered the large for a snugger fit, but it was way too small! And he could reach around to lick his incision with it on. I ended up returning the large and keeping the XL, but I wish there was an in between. I put a flat collar through the inside loops to hold it a little better, and it hasn't been a problem.

​If you have a Frenchie who is constantly chewing or licking her paws, you know how hard it is to find a cone that stops the behavior without making them miserable. This donut cone has been an absolute game-changer for my dog. ​Here is why this is a must-have for French Bulldog owners: ​Perfect for Paw-Lickers: It provides just enough of a soft, cushioned barrier to keep her from reaching her paws, giving her skin a chance to completely heal without the constant irritation of a hard plastic cone. ​Frenchie-Friendly Comfort: Frenchies have unique, stocky builds and short necks, which makes traditional plastic "cones of shame" incredibly awkward and heavy for them. This donut is lightweight, fits her frame perfectly, and doesn't scrape against the walls or floor when she walks. ​Doubles as a Pillow: The best part about this collar is that she actually likes sleeping with it on! The plush, soft material essentially acts like a built-in neck pillow. She can comfortably rest her head on it to nap, and it doesn't block her vision or get in the way when she wants to get a drink of water.

The Supet Inflatable Dog Cone Collar Alternative is such a great alternative to the dreaded “cone of shame.” My Dog is 50lbs & wearing the XL. It allows dogs to stay comfortable while still helping protect healing areas, and it’s much less cumbersome than a traditional plastic cone. My dog was able to eat, drink, sleep, and move around much more comfortably while wearing it. The inflatable design is soft, lightweight, and far less stressful for both pets and owners. It held up well, stayed in place, and made the recovery process much easier. If your pup needs a post-surgery or recovery collar, this is a much more comfortable and pet-friendly option than the standard cone. Highly recommend!

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.

Very good quality. Well made versus one we had years ago that was basically plastic. This colorful Cover is like a canvas material, appears easy to clean but removeable for cleaning, has an adjustable Velcro strap and had option to add to collar to ensure a snug fit. Looks adorable. Soft and not sharp like cones. Measure dogs neck for best results. She is a fluffy golden pyr about 100 lbs and used the largest size.

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.

Really like the quality of this product. Took me a bit to figure out how to manage the air intake valve because you have to squeeze it a certain way for the air to get in lol. I purchased the x large for my shepherd and it was perfect. He had ear surgery and he cannot get to his ear with it. Cute pattern too and very comfortable for my dog who is wearing it 24/7.

It worked for a while for my dog until she figured out how to circumvent the donut and lick her wound. Looks like next stop for her will be a cone of shame.

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 :)

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!