Comwish 2XL Spay Neuter Dog Recovery Surgical Suit with Pee Hole, Pink

Comwish 2XL Spay Neuter Dog Recovery Surgical Suit with Pee Hole, Pink

• This XXL size of dog recovery suit is Designed for dogs with a back length of 21.8"-26.6" (55-67cm) , chest 26.6"-31.7" (67-80cm) , neck 15.35"-20.47" (39-52cm) , and weighing 55-70lb (25-31.8kg). Breed examples like Alaskan Malamute,Akita Inu,Golden Retriever,Labrador Retriever,German Shepherd,etc. Dog breed indication are reference only. Always measure your dog before purchase as sizing can vary by brand.
• Special design for male and female - Our dog recovery suit has two places to cut, two oval at the belly, one for the male and one for the female to pee. The design is based on the body shape of your dog, so it adapts perfectly to the animal and guarantees a high level of comfort for faster and stress-free healing.And for male dogs: put the suit on your pet, mark the urination opening position with a pen, then remove the suit to cut the hole. This ensures accurate placement.
• High-elastic breathable fabric - The cotton and Lycra stretch fabric gives your dog plenty of freedom of movement and ensures a snug fit. Your dog deserves the best and safest products. Our fabrics are high quality, breathable and without any toxic materials. Washable and reusable. Tip - It is recommended to buy two dog surgery suit, so you have one spare shirt while the other is being washed.
• Versatile Protection for Multiple Situations：Ideal for covering and safeguarding post-operative wounds, spays/neuters, sutures, skin conditions, allergy rashes, hot spots, ointment application, and even during heat cycles or light incontinence. It also prevents overgrooming and hair loss, keeping your pet, home, and car clean and mess-free.
• Important sizing information - ALWAYS MEASURE BEFORE YOU BUY. Your baby usually wears size S doesn't mean all size S will fit him/her. Different designers and manufacturers use their own size charts. Please take a look at the size chart to find the right size for your pet. Consider the length first. If the dog is long but slender, consider a size down; If the dog is short but stockey, consider a size up.