MIDOG Dog Cone Collar, Inflatable Dog Neck Donut Collar Alternative After Surgery, Soft Protective Recovery Cone for Small Medium Large Dogs and Cats Puppies - Alternative E Collar (RedDonut, XS)

This dog cone works well and the fabric is easy to clean. I ordered the medium because I already have one in grey and wanted a back-up. The colour is actually red, not rose as pictured and described in the ad. I tested it out and it may be losing a tiny bit of air. It is not enough to be concerned about.

This inflatable collar was purchased in 2021 and we've used it multiple times over the years between 2 different dogs. One dog is 150 lbs and the other is 120 lbs. Typically it's only been used for a few days to a couple of weeks per incident (our 150 lbs fella is unaware of his size and notorious for slamming into things & getting hurt and we learned quickly that he would use the giant plastic Elizabethan collar as a weapon to knock things over and hit people in the legs...so we only use inflatable collars now. But this collar has truly been put to the test this year because this past February our 120 lbs girl was severely injured so we have rotated between this inflatable collar and one other collar for almost 4 months straight. This collar has finally started to lose air... After 3 years and lots of use. I just ordered another one because our big girl will still be recovering for another couple of months.The fabric on this collar isn't plush, it's a slicker material that wipes off easily, hides the dirt & slobber, and washs great!! The way the Velcro loops through that buckle seems to take some slack off the Velcro itself and has helped it hold up longer. The other inflatable collar we are rotating with was just purchased in Feb of this year and the Velcro isn't staying together very well. That other collar doesn't have that metal ring to buckle it through like this blue one does.This collar is a lot larger than other collars we've tried in the past. It has to be BIG so they can't lick the injuries. Other collars just haven't compared to this one. It's a solid investment for a great price. They should sell it in the vet urgent care!!** Our dogs use it as a pillow and don't seem uncomfortable at all. They have always eagerly put their head in when we go to put it on.

it is a nice cone and has straps built in to run your dogs collar in place. It does run a bit big based on their measurement chart. I bought an XL, but should have gotten a L for a bit better fit.My dog hated it, but it is made well and washable sleeve that the inflatable fits in to. It was priced well and was def big enough that my dog couldn't reach the stitches on his rear to lick them.

The size was perfect for my Mini Poodle! I originally got it to help her stop licking her paws because she was licking them constantly to the point where her skin was getting raw. Ever since buying this, her paws look healthy and she’s comfortable in the pillow cone. I love that it doesn’t deflate and it’s also not easy for her to take off.

Quality is great and seems like a good product but the design/sizing makes no sense. When fully inflated, the opening is much too small for my dog, while simultaneously the donut itsel is so large they cant really walk or hop up a few inches into their dog bed. Its both too large and yet too tight.The velcro that is meant to hold the slit part closed is designed to just barely close the gap and you srent given enough slack to tighten it. The collar that the donut attaches too had to be made as large as it can go, in order to fit - and yet the opening of the donut is too small. None of it makes sense. This was seemingly designed for a dog with a 2in neck and 14" legs?Additionally, the weight is disproportionate so the donut does not stay where you put it. The opening falls to the bottom where the strap is impossible to tighten enough, so the dogs legs keep getting caught in it as they try to walk or jump up into bed. At one point we had to remove it because the dogs legs got stuck and the collar ended up sliding down so she was being choked.This may work for larger dogs but the SM size makes zero sense for the pet. Its like they just changed the inner diameter of the design and left everything else the same. Its too heavy for a weak post-op small dog to even comfortably walk with. And when inflated fully its way too large for them to do anything at all, and creates a breathing hazard when lying down on it.