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Cat Cone Collar Soft, After Surgery Recovery Elizabethan Collar (Toast, S) | adjustable bread cat cone, machine washable and reusable, soft breathable fabric | Envi

Amazon Customer
Good option for post neutering
Purchased for my little dude's post neutering, works great. He's a small guy, 7 lbs and it seems light weight enough and prevents him from getting at his little hind area. He has it on all day and can still get around, use litter box, and eat his meals. Much better than a stupid cone that never works with cats. They could have done a little better job at making it appear more toast-like. It's just a square, still cute though.Ver másVer menos
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Jennifer
Comfortable for him, amusing for me!
Good quality. Soft and comfortable. Fit very nicely, tight and secure but not cutting into his neck. He never tried to take it off. He was much for comfortable in this than the plastic vet provided one. It allowed He to eat without making a huge mess. The other one was too long. He was able to sleep more comfortable as well. Made a nice warm neck pillow for him. He looked super cute and happy to wear his toast. Almost felt bad when I took it off. Everyone loved it, even the cat.Ver másVer menos
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Patrick Gerard Adams
Not for spay healing lol
I loved it bc it looked hilarious. Didn't do proper investigating to realize it wasn't meant for spay healing. Ended up needing to get my kitty an actual cone to heal in so she couldn't reach her stitches.Things to be prepared for but not a con on the product.-need to remove when feeding wet food, or be there to keep it out of the way of the bowl otherwise it will sop up everything lol-if kitty isn't used to these things, claws can make it less cute. My baby girl tried to get it off a few times and it's just fabric so it took a few snags to it's otherwise still cute appearance.-the drawstring was slightly alarming for me, it had to be pretty tight (I ended up at a 2 finger tips width of space, same as fitting a collar). She was comfortable and could eat, sleep, drink without it bothering her. But the initial realization of having to go even tighter (so it wouldn't slip off) was something I wasn't prepared for. I took a while observing to make sure everything was safe and okay before I could feel comfortable. But after observation everything was fine.Ver másVer menos
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Terri
Great but will tear if you have a kicker
My cat is pretty small, shes 7.02 pounds and around 8-ish months. I got her tbe small toast e-collar for her to wear after she was spayed, because i was sure shed hate the plastic ones and because this one was cute. I put it on when she first came home and was still very loopy so she definitely hated it and threw herself around trying to get it off. I ended up confining her to a cage that first night, but the next day when the meds wore off she was much calmer and only tried to remove it when she wanted to scratch her kneck or lick her stitches, which thankfully was not often. My pros and cons are as follows:Pros:- its very cute and soft- she can use it as a pillow, which she does often- easy to slide her head thru the whole and tighten, if you can catch a hold of her- she can still eat and drink comfortably, especially after the medicine wore off- can use her litter box. She has one of those big ones that look like a plant, i removed the lid and she uses it just fine- easy to clean, she got it wet and then used her litter box, the clay litter turned to mud on it but i was able to just wipe it off no problem.- she cant reach her stitches, she only tried 2 or 3 times, but each time her head couldnt reach past the bread.- doesnt hinder her movement too much, she was able to fit into her standard sized small animal carrier with it on (her own choice to enter despite having a much bigger cage near by. Idk) and is unfortunately still able to jump onto things she shouldn't. Shes also able to walk up and down the soft stairs i got for her to get on my bed, so her mobility was virtually unaffected once she got used to wearing it.Cons:- if you have a bunny kicker they WILL be able to get this off. I woke up several times in the middle of the night to see her piece of toast on the ground next to her.- all the kicking and tightening WILL make this thing rip, as pictured. Im ordering a new one because its cute and comes quickly, but if you want something strong enough to withstand some bunny kicks this is probably not it. This destruction is from a cat who got their nails clipped in surgery, so there weren't even any pointy claws in play.- when they're fresh from surgery and VERY loopy they WILL trip over this thing. If you have a cat that sticks their paw in their water (high or not) this will get in the way and somehow make them make everything, including the bread, themselves, and the surrounding area, very wet. Which is bad if your cat has stitches that cant get wet!- that wetness stays for a while.- it WILL get litter on it, and if the collar is wet that litter will become mud. It'll also get food on it, but i have to believe any e-collar would, so im not holding that against it.- i had to snip the ends of the cords used to tighten it, because theh were so long that they were both getting wet from her water bowl, and she was biting/pulling them. So in fear shed choke herself, i snipped them and tied them in a knot.Long list of cons but i do think its a good collar if you want something cute and comfortable for your pet!
Maria
13 de julio de 2026
A must to buy
It worked very well and its super cute.
Richard
Fits well, does its job, is hardier than it looks!
I bought this to prevent my kitten (over 6 months old) from continuing to scratch the area on her neck where I apply flea product. She ended up pulling hair out and opening herself up, and it was getting infected, she was hitting her ear and her mouth, and one day puss just started flying everywhere and I was just done with that.I needed something that would be comfortable for a long period of time, and after reading some information about the product I decided to go with this and a set of booties (from which I only applied 2 to her rear legs as needed).This is bulky enough that she scratches at it, and as it spins around her neck like a wind mill (LMAO!) it gives her some comfort, holds up well, and prevents the major disaster of her claws getting to her skin.It's not super hard to clean, I did have to clean some litter box elements up once but I think she got sick of that smell and does good to not let it touch anything now. When I was using the booties in combination - my cat did decide to stop using her litter box and pooped on the floor; She was actually aware of it being 'wrong' and pooped in her cat bed and sat over it to hide it from me, having deposited some other samples in a corner under the kitchen table. She quickly rethought that after a disciplinary approach I applied (humanely).It's easy to vacuum up the hair on it, and I use baby wipes and cloth disinfectant on it, when I give her a couple hours break from it a couple times per week. She's had it for months at this point and so its a little beat up, but still holds up good and she honestly looks so comfortable when she's sleeping (she uses it as a pillow as advertised). She hates the booties, but loves this thing. Honestly, she has super-sharp claws and I try to stop her from scratching but she finds time to try and beat at the thing. She's only ever gotten it off once when I was a little sloppy putting it on. I don't cut off circulation, but make it 1 finger tight (only can fit a finger between it and her neck, snug. I then bring the clamp down, then tie the ropes off like I'm tying my shoes - to keep them out of her way and to prevent her from picking at them.When walking she'll flick her legs if in the booties, that's funny watching her walk all bow-legged and kicking wildly...but with the toast pillow she just does this side to side wobble/swag which is equally as comical.One day, on a virtual doctor's visit....the doctor (for me), saw the cat in the camera's view and just started busting out laughing as she saw her trying to scratch causing the pillow to spin around her neck. She saw her then wobble away and though ti was so cute and funny.This is a quality product, and so much more humane than a plastic cone - when you have the luxury of being able to take advantage of it (I know its not inhumane to use one when its warranted and doing its job on larger animals, etc).She can lick her feet just barely whilst wearing the thing, so I do make sure to let her bath herself, when I give her those breaks - taking the time myself to use a comb on her to remove shedding hair and just providing her with some relief.Highly recommend this product.
Victoria Babun
Perfect after neuter surgery
The vet put my cat in the most uncomfortable hard cone after his surgery, and he was miserable & could not eat or drink water either. I took off the cone & replaced it with this donut, & not only was he comfortable & can sleep, eat & drink, but he will now be able to get through the full 10 day span of recovery wearing this. As long as you adjust the neck drawstring properly and tie a knot under the release button, then this product is the best for your cat to recover & won’t be in a horribly uncomfortable and awkward hard cone. This helps your cat’s recovery to be a million times better. Make sure you can get 1 finger through the neck. It cannot be loose to where your cat can access the incision area (although the cat can try because there’s flexibility), but it can’t be too tight that the cat can’t breathe well. It’s proved great as a head pillow for his sleep & his whiskers are not being bent like the cone was doing, and I can still kiss my cat’s head (unlike the hard cone). All vets should learn how to use these. The correct adjustment is key and once you’ve got that set- you and your pet can relax and your pet can recover in peace.Ver másVer menos
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Katie N.
Pretty decent for a novelty cone, but maybe not lick proof
My kitten's name is Toast. He got neutered a week ago. I saw the opportunity, I made it happen, and reaped the reward of silly photos. Behold my tiny crumb of a cat, his visage encircled by a halo of bread themed coneage, and weep with joy.In all seriousness, I bought this one purely for the photo op given his name. He wore this for about an hour before attempting to kick it off, and then I put his plastic Cone of Shame back on him because it bothers him less.I would not trust this one to fully protect him from licking his neuter site because it's a rectangle and on the smaller side, whereas the traditional plastic cone is pretty lick proof. But I don't know as he did not try to lick himself while wearing it. I do really like that this one has a non-stretchy drawcord though. The other one I bought had an elastic drawcord which makes no sense to me, like he was able to push it off his head in a minute flat because of the stretch. This one I was able to get a good fit around his neck without worrying that he'd kick it off.He also kept this one on longer than the other one which was puffier. I think it bothered him less since it didn't squish his little face as much as the puffier, donut style ones. As previously mentioned he started trying to kick it off after an hour, but it was also right before his bedtime and when he normally starts getting a bit rambunctious in an effort to stay awake, so I think under normal circumstances he'd keep it on no problem.This cone also allowed him to eat and drink easier than his cone of shame, and he didn't even get food on it while eating or get it wet. I was happy with that because right now I take off his cone entirely for meals.I'm going to put it back on him tomorrow exclusively when he's under my close supervision and see what happens, as I'm sure it's got to be more comfortable for just hanging out. At night and when I'm away from home, I will keep his plastic cone on him though just because I know that one will definitely keep him from licking.Ver másVer menos
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Albania Sánchez
Súper cómodo
Muy cómodo, lo agarra como almohada y es ajustable, el tamaño mediano fue el adecuado para mi gato
Kay
17 de marzo de 2026
Love it
Good for when cutting claws to stop biting and keep head away. Cat hates it but we love it lol 😂 looks cute too
Haseeb Z.
15 de julio de 2026
Good
Good quality, worked well although my cat managed to wiggle out a few times but that’s just her! haha
Priscilla P
La mejor alternativa al collar isabelino de plástico
Muy cómoda y muy suave. Únicamente, le tienen que hacer nudos al cordón para que no se afloje; y sus gatitos/perritos no se la puedan quitar. A mi gatito le encantó.

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Cat Cone Collar Soft, After Surgery Recovery Elizabethan Collar (Toast, S) | adjustable bread cat cone, machine washable and reusable, soft breathable fabric

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Reseñas

Good option for post neutering

Comfortable for him, amusing for me!

Not for spay healing lol

Great but will tear if you have a kicker

A must to buy

Fits well, does its job, is hardier than it looks!

Perfect after neuter surgery

Pretty decent for a novelty cone, but maybe not lick proof

Súper cómodo

Love it

Good

La mejor alternativa al collar isabelino de plástico

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