Well & Good Soft-Filled Recovery Kitten Collar, 3X-Small

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Description

Prevent your pet from licking and scratching wounds or topical medicine with the Well & Good Soft-Filled Recovery Collar. It helps protect your pet and keep them comfy while preserving their vision and range of motion.

- Soft-Filled Recovery Collar from Well & Good
- Helps protect wounds and skin conditions
- Preserves vision and range of motion
- Comfy and easy to clean
- Adjustable neck opening

Specifications

SKU	3871830
Primary Brand	Well & Good
Days to Ship	Ships Next Business Day

Additional Features

Primary Color	Blue
Personalized Item flag	No
Size	3X-Small

Pet Sizing

For Pet Neck Max	6 IN

How to use: 1. Select correct size for pet by measuring neck according to size chart. 2. Thread pet's regular collar through neck straps lining the inside of the recovery collar. 3. Place recovery collar around pet's neck, then properly close regular collar. 4. Fasten hook & loop closure on recovery collar ensuring fit is not too tight.

For Pet Use Only.

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3.6

12 out of 23 (52%) reviewers recommend this product

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Comfy cat

1 year ago

My cat is much more comfortable. I just bought this after getting a surgical con...

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Alison

2 months ago

Does not work at all, kitten immediately was able to lick genitals.

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Simply put, do not buy. Your animal will be able to slip right out. Waste of money.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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I bought this today. Lasted not even a minute, 2 good kicks it was ripped open and the loops that attach it to the collar ripped with very little force

No, I do not recommend this product.

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1 month ago

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Thank you for your feedback. We're sorry to hear the product didn’t hold up as expected. Your experience with the durability and collar attachment is important, and we’ll make sure it’s shared with the team for review. If you’d like assistance, please reach out at petco.com/contact-us.

This works so much better than the cone the vet provides. Worth every penny and can be used repeatedly

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Does not work at all, kitten immediately was able to lick genitals.

No, I do not recommend this product.

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I’m giving this 5 stars so you will read what I did. My 6 month old cat was just spayed. Bought this and found out it’s WAY too small. So I bought the smallest dog donut(same thing but bigger) and a TEMPORARY size 6”-10” dog collar that is not quick release for cats. I would recommend keeping the vet cone on for 2 days. First day is so they get use to it while they are still groggy and then day 2 when they are still in pain but feel humiliated. The next morning on day 3, switch to the doughnut. Trust me. They are soooo happy when this goes on!!! And you won’t feel your cats pain deep in your soul either! I don’t do reviews. But I felt like I had to on this

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Gave 1 star rating due to delivery order cancelation without any explanation

No, I do not recommend this product.

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Just the right fit and my kitten didn’t freak out with it on. Wish Petco carried the larger sizes but this was the perfect donut to keep my cat from licking his incision from a neuter surgery.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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It’s nice. Just need to get the right size and follow instructions

No, I do not recommend this product.

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1 month ago

Will my cat be able to lick her paws

1 month ago
Hi, Due to its soft design, the collar may not prevent your cat from reaching its paws. This type of collar is primarily for protecting wounds on the upper body. For paw protection, a different solution like a recovery suit is recommended. Thanks.

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2 months ago

Please tell me how wide the kittennrecovery collar is. I want to see if it is wide enough to keep a small dog with a tiny neck from getting out between pickets in my fence. The smallest ones for dogs is too big for him. Thanks!

2 months ago
Hi, Based on the typical design of kitten recovery collars, the Well & Good Soft-Filled Recovery Kitten Collar is not designed to prevent a small dog from squeezing through fence pickets. For a safer and more secure solution, we recommend using a properly fitted dog harness. We would be happy to help you find one for your pet. Thanks.

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5 months ago

My cat had a partial tail amputation. Will this prevent him from licking his tail?

4 months ago
Hi Rusty, It can to a certain extent, however we recommend using a cone. Thanks

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9 months ago

My Kitten just had an eye removed, is this a good alternative to a cone? He is having a hard time with the cone

9 months ago
Hi Steve2112, Good day! He can still reach his eye with this. Thanks,

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9 months ago

My cat just had an eye removed, would this be good instead of a cone

9 months ago
Hi Steve2112, Good day! We are sorry to hear about that. We suggest that you use the cone. Thanks,

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9 months ago

My cat has stitches on his neck. Would this be good to keep him from scratching that area, or would it further irritate the stitches by putting it on top of them?

9 months ago
Hi Arthur12939, Good day! It is not advisable to use this on that purpose. Thanks.

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10 months ago

Will this work to stop cat from scratching ears?

10 months ago
Hi Cat329, Good day! It can to a certain extent, however we recommend using a cone. Thanks,

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10 months ago

My cat got a tooth extraction, and doesnt like the cone that they gave her at Vetco and keeps taking it off cause she want to lick her body and also get stressed because no side vision, would this work after 2 tooth extractions instead of the cone?

10 months ago
Hi TayTheLadyCat, Good day! We recommend the cone for your dog's situation. Thanks,

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11 months ago

Will this prevent a cat from licking their paw which has sutures?

11 months ago
Hi Diane81, Good day! We recommend a cone for that. Thanks,

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1 year ago

my cats wound is on her left side. will this keep her from licking there as well as her belly?

1 year ago
Hi dianaluna, Good day! Yes, this will prevent her from licking her wound and her belly. Thanks

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Well & Good Soft-Filled Recovery Kitten Collar, 3X-Small

Well & Good Soft-Filled Recovery Kitten Collar, 3X-Small

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Inflatable collar

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MUST READ FOR OLDER CATS!!!!

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Works great on my cat!

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Will my cat be able to lick her paws

Please tell me how wide the kittennrecovery collar is. I want to see if it is wide enough to keep a small dog with a tiny neck from getting out between pickets in my fence. The smallest ones for dogs is too big for him. Thanks!

My cat had a partial tail amputation. Will this prevent him from licking his tail?

My Kitten just had an eye removed, is this a good alternative to a cone? He is having a hard time with the cone

My cat just had an eye removed, would this be good instead of a cone

My cat has stitches on his neck. Would this be good to keep him from scratching that area, or would it further irritate the stitches by putting it on top of them?

Will this work to stop cat from scratching ears?

My cat got a tooth extraction, and doesnt like the cone that they gave her at Vetco and keeps taking it off cause she want to lick her body and also get stressed because no side vision, would this work after 2 tooth extractions instead of the cone?

Will this prevent a cat from licking their paw which has sutures?

my cats wound is on her left side. will this keep her from licking there as well as her belly?