Cat Surgery Recovery Suit Cat Onesie for Cats After Surgery Spay Surgical Abdominal Wound Skin Diseases E-Collar Alternative Wear (Grey-Blue-M)

My 7 y/o cat had stomach surgery and we bought this suit after using a similar one for our puppy in the past. It’s perfect! She adjusted well despite never doing well in clothes/cones/harnesses before, it’s easy to put on and take off, and she seems generally comfortable. There is space in the back so she can still do her business (although it seems she pees on it at times, but that might be more her than the suit’s issue) and it doesn’t restrict her movement at all. Highly recommended for anyone exploring alternatives to a cone. The vet was happy to hear we have her in this as well, so sounds vet approved! We’ve also washed it a couple of times and it has held up nicely.

My 6 month kitten just got neutered and absolutely refused to wear the cone; plastic, fabric, or inflatable. This protects the body and looks absolutely adorable on him. He was 5 pounds so I went with the medium and it fits great! The material is soft and stretchy. However the incision site for his neuter is still exposed but it kept him from licking the area while it heals.

My kitten Binx came home from spaying surgery with a plastic cone, and as per usual, was knocking into things and fighting her way out. I saw these recovery suits, and ordered this one. So glad I did! My experience is that it was easy to get on her, although once it was on, she had a few moments of getting used to it; however, she doesn’t mind it now. I like that it allows her to be able to eat and get around without the clumsiness of a cone. No issues using her litter box, either. I do appreciate the sturdiness of the fabric and Velcro - for what it is and its temporary purpose, in my opinion, it is well made. And yes, it’s a cute fabric print! Only one suggestion for the manufacturer: please have a 2x small size - Binx is ~12 weeks old, and small for her age, the small size fits, but it fits her “roomy”. In total, Thumbs Up! 👍 , and I would recommend this versus a cone.

I originally got another color(grey?blue) in a size M for my cat who was in-between sizes. It was a bit too short down the back, pulling on her legs a bit more than I'd like so I returned that and got a L, but they didn't have the same color so I got this one. This one is bigger, but, a bit loose around the butt? Both suits had completely different type of material. The Grey was nice and thin and more stretchy and soft. This crab one is thicker, less stretch. I think I would have preferred a L in the one I had to return but they didn't have any that would come quick enough (she just got spayed). The grey M did have some blemishes and a little tear.Oh and I really think the loop on the back of the neck has the potential to be unsafe.

We had two of our cats spayed last month this cat pictured was slightly larger than our other one as she is six months older. We had tried using the cones from the vet but these two are acrobats and they got the cones off regardless of what we did. This is why we bought recovery suits. We purchased two different suits for the cats as they had different sizing guides and we weren’t sure what would fit. While the other brand was slightly off in terms of size, this one was perfect. We ordered a medium (if it helps she was a year old and roughly 6-7lbs when she wore the vest). The suit fit her perfectly and while she hated it at first, she quickly got used to it and started walking around. I will say she was a bit lazy in the suit, she did not like moving around with it, probably because cats don’t like clothes in general, but the suit was very soft and did not cause her pain. Based on the fit and the fact that it wasn’t too snug or too loose, the suit looked and felt as though it would be comfortable, but be aware, cats don’t like clothes of any kind and they might be lazy and not move much while the suit is on. The suit held up very well, was still in perfect condition at the end of two weeks and was very sturdy. The velcro is incredibly strong, your cat will not be able to get it off no matter how hard they try and it covers the entire incision area. I will say that the suit, and your cat, might be a bit stinky after the two weeks. Both of our cats unfortunately smelled very bad, like poo, at the end of the two weeks due to wearing the suit for two weeks straight. I would have washed the suit half way through but they immediately started trying to chew on their incisions when we removed the suits and we didn’t have extras. I would suggest getting two for each cat so you can wash them otherwise you’ll need to bathe or wipe your cat down after it is removed due to the stench.Overall I had no issues with the suit itself, it is strong, soft, comfortable, a perfect fit, and a great alternative to a cone. The stench will happen with any recovery suit and it is not because of the suit itself, it traps smells and bacteria the same as any clothing does. I would absolutely buy this again.

The quality is fine but understand that they had kittens not full sized cats in mind. Our cat had an injury and we couldn’t bandage it. I thought this would be good to put on for limited time periods while it healed, but this was several inches too small. I think it would be perfect for a smaller cat.But also keep in mind that there are no openings for the cat or kitten to use a litter box without you totally taking it off.It is cute. It is not adjustable. The quality of the material is good, so if it were sized correctly, would likely afford the best level of comfort . Also great protection from infected or reinjured surgical sites. The value for the money would be excellent if it were sized better or offered more sizes. I would recommend for kittens.Would likely be even better with openings for the ability of the cat to urinate and defecate.

was easy to put on my cat but Houdini managed to get out of it in record time. The velcro is wide and good quality the material is thin.

My 4 month old kitten needed some major surgery that would leave a Plastic brace with sutures on the outside of his body. He will have this for 4 weeks. He was given a soft cone from the vet. Within hours of getting home the cone had him screaming. He hated it and was moving in ways that could injure him. I put a baby onsie on him and immediately looked for something just like this. As you can imagine a 4 month kitten who isn't allowed to climb, jump and play was even restricted walking because of the stupid cone. The moment I put this on him he immediately perked up. I felt comfortable to have him walk around on his own terms with little worry he would hurt himself. He can use the litterbox with no issues and he sleeps very comfortably. I bought the small because he's 4 months forgetting the detail that he is a maine coon and this won't last too long on him so I have already purchased a medium. I cannot praise enough how much better this has made me feel about his recovery for a long period of time. I recommend this to anyone who has a cat with a tummy wound or even a back wound.

I was a little hesitant to buy but the large fits my cat pretty well. Definitely super easy to place cat into the suit. My cat is about 10lbs I believe and there is room for comfort which is nice.

I needed this suit to cover my cats belly because he is licking it bald. It worked in stopping the licking, and also allows him to use the litter box, which is good. Didn't seem to bother him too much. However the stitching is very weak and after 3 days of use, it is coming apart, with threads unravelling which could be dangerous if the cat ingests it. Can be fixed by sewing, but maybe it should last a little longer than 3 days?

The tissus was nice, but the size was too small, so I returned it.