Machify Pet Neck Donut Cone Collar, Soft Recovery, Cats & Small Dogs, 9.4 X 10.6 in, Adjustable, Cartoon Hamburger, Elizabethan, Protective, Post Surgery
Product Description
Machify Pet Neck Donut Cone Collar, Soft Recovery, Cats & Small Dogs, 9.4 X 10.6 in, Adjustable, Cartoon Hamburger, Elizabethan, Protective, Post Surgery
- Injury recovery: prevents licking and scratching at wounds; promotes healing from injuries and rashes; for post-surgical care
- Comfortable wear: soft plush material for a pleasant experience; allows for unrestricted eating, drinking, and play; unobstructed vision reduces stress
- Playful design: cartoon hamburger design adds an element of fun; makes recovery more enjoyable for pets; brightens their day
- Convenient use: easy to put on and remove head cover; adjusts to ensure a secure fit; minimizes stress for both pet and owner
- Easy cleaning: made with waterproof oxford cloth; simply wipe clean; construction ensures longevity
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