Pet Cat Clothes Winter Warm Sphinx Hairless Cat Clothes Base Silver Fox Four-Legged Clothing

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10/10! I only wish it had come in the mail earlier!!! Unfortunately not a replacement for the cone in our case, though. My cat escaped the backyard just over a week ago, and got into a fight with something very large, likely a dog. He needed multiple major surgeries on his abdomen, including a hernia repair, and some repairs to muscles on his leg. The abdominal wounds were very infected, so he also required stents for a week to drain them. His surgeon strongly recommended we keep an infant onesie on him along with the ecollar (aka the cone of shame). After one week of delicately fighting with an injured cat to get the onesie on, finding in the morning that he'd slipped out of the onesie again, and when I did get it to stay, cleaning up the messes when he pooped and peed all over it regardless of how I cut the bottom... I can't recommend this item enough. The cat pictured is just over a year old, his body is approximately 15 inches from neck to tail. Weight is approximately 13.5lbs, and he is wearing a Large. It fits well, thankfully with lots of stretch; enough that I can fit a large absorbent surgical dressing pad inside over his tummy, and he can use the litter box unhindered. The leg part is not irritating the wound on his left leg/flank either. If there were a size larger, it might fit him a little better because of his length; the neck part is sliding down and the two snaps closest to the base of his tail aren't fastened. However, it is still secure, he can't get out of it, he's not even trying, and he's more comfortable than he's been in over a week.I might add, my cats are large. If you have a larger cat or larger breed cat like a Maine Coon, Siberian, Norwegian Forest cat, etc., I might seek out a similar suit that is intended for smaller dogs - two of my four definitely would not fit in this particular suit if they needed one (God forbid!) For most cats, though, this product is phenomenal. After we recover from the vet bills, I plan to purchase some extras and donate them to the animal hospital so that nobody else needs to go through the nightmare of getting an angry, hurt cat into a baby onesie!!!!!★★★★★★★★★By Mary THE Russian
The material is lightweight and very soft, but you have to be careful with the Velcro as it can snag otherwise. Received item with poor quality seams but seller immediately sent a replacement that was flawless. Had to put suit upside down on our pup so that the opening would line up and she'd still have the ability to go to the bathroom (the suit covered her privates if put on with Velcro on top as shown). Not a problem as she left herself alone but if you have an aggressive animal, the material is too sheer and incision(s) could be easily gotten to whether on correctly or not.★★★★★★★★★By markh56
When I was preparing for my 6-month old kitten’s post-op after spaying, my vet recommended a onesie instead of the “cone of shame”. I bought 3 dif styles from 3 dif Amazon sellers because I was not sure what would fit this active kitten. This style/brand was the best version because it didn’t have a wide stretchy neckline that my kitten could squeeze out of. I bought a 2nd onesie for kitty to wear while the other is in the laundry and it’s easy to wash. This comfy onesie stayed in place and protected her incision 24/7. Also it has sturdy snap buttons instead of Velcro that long-hair fur can get caught in. This fabric did not mat her fur. It cost slightly more that the cheaper brands (some offer 3-4 onesies for the price of this one) but it was worth the expense! It really gave me peace of mind. (When I tried the other brand, to my horror—my kitten wriggled out of it and started licking her incision while I was sleeping!) This onesie is very good quality—I will keep it in case kitty has any other surgeries when she is older.★★★★★★★★★By mamabear88

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