Adjustable Rabbit Protection Cone Collar,Soft Pet Recovery Collar for Rabbit/Chinchilla/Guinea Pigs/Kitten After Surgery Wound Healing,Elizabeth Neck Recovery E-Collar for Small Animals (XS)

I have a 12-lb Flemish Giant Rabbit that needed to be spayed, and the small donut collar fit her PERFECTLY!!! She fiddled with the string ends many times every day, but she couldn't pull the collar loose. She could eat, drink, and rest comfortably with it on. I HIGHLY recommend this item in this size for larger rabbits' medical procedures!!

It worked out great for my holland lop post surgery. She can still eat, drink, relax and move around. It does get a little awkward at times but the important thing is she can’t mess with the incision on her belly. She tries to lick but just ends up licking the collar. The vet recommended a preemie onsie but I think this collar is just as effective and easier to deal with.

Perfect. Works better than a recovery suit, less stress. Bun could not reach cetropes so they did get smeared on the ring a couple times. Came out with a wash and some spray n wash.

My sweet boy got neutered so instead of a cone I wanted to get him one of these "donuts of shame". He is a dwarf rex so approximately 3 to 4 pounds and the smallest size fit him no problem. When I picked him up after surgery the vet tech was gushing about how all the vet staff came to take pictures of him in his colorful donut, totally hilarious! He looked so cute I didn't want to take it off of him. But he actually seemed to really like it, after surgery he was still a bit draggy and this don't held his head up and kept him very comfy ❤️ great deal!

This fit perfect for our bunny who was neutered. The bunny didn’t like it but it did the job and wasn’t as bad as the plastic cone was for our bunny.

Got this so my rabbit so he wouldn't be able to scratch his face. He's able to eat and drink. The "cone" makes it so he can be more comfortable.

my bun loved it! he had no problem hopping around or taking a nap in it. Be mindful when adjusting it to their neck, you want to make sure it stays in place without being too tight or loose. I was so afraid of choking him, so I kept it a little loose and it started to slip down his body as he hopped around and he freaked out. Keep an eye on them when it’s on

This was adorable to use on my bunny post spay surgery. However, there is a long pull string that just gets in the way and hangs down, which the bunny kept trying to bite. So that's annoying. But overall it was a great little donut to keep her from licking her incision and she didn't mind it as much as I would have thought.