Walking Dog Pants, E-Collar Alternative, Dog Pajamas, Small Dog, Blue

Our medium size pitbull has anxiety issues/ear issues and he is constantly licking himself and will lick himself raw. We've tried everything but not much helps. Since most of the licking is located around tail and butt we thought these would be perfec, they fit him well and cover his hindquarters. The downside we saw is due to his fur being sleek the band slides down his body so we have to make sure he is wearing his thunder buddy jacket to help it stay in place, or buy doggie suspendors.Also, on the first day a ripped at the band seem appeared after struggling to get our dog in them, I attribute that mostly to his muscle mass and fighting against them, the hole has not moved much since then though.

Used these pants for my husky after a mass removal from her leg. She didn’t have to wear the cone because of the pants. I would have preferred more stretch around the keg, but they worked well

Pant legs not long enough for my Bichon once body part was pulled forward enough to not push down on his tail

The pants are a good quality but not really effective for my purpose which was to protect a post surgical ACL leg. I only used them once and it was a complete failure; my little 8 pound dog had no trouble exposing the above knee surgical site to give his sutures a good licking. I did not purchase the suspenders but it would not have made a difference because the exposed area in the front, (for urinating), is large and the surgical site was easily accessible. But after using only once, I can say that I do recommend the suspenders. I will put the pants aside for winter warmth which is the only use I have for these pants.

The price I think was too much

After our boy's CCL surgery we tried many ways to prevent him from licking his staples. The cone was tortuous to him and us! We tried the inflatable collar but he was able to lift his leg with the incision past the collar and get it to his mouth. But these pants were a godsend! At first we used the walking pants. We found them very easy to get on and off. But after the first 2 weeks when he was feeling better, he began to be able to get to his wound inside the opening along his underside and lick. We switched to the original full coverage pants which solved that problem. They fit him very well and he seemed oblivious to even wearing them. The regular pants were a little tougher to get on and off him than the walking pants. But it was well worth the peace of mind knowing the incision was protected. Our boy is an 18 lb Lhasa Poo mix with long hind legs and a trim torso. The Small fit him perfectly.

Our English Setter suffers from neuropathy--the result of a severe leg wound he suffered a couple years ago. It is a wound that he licks and irritates if the skin starts to itch and tingle. It is a re-occurring, long-lasting issue that we have to deal with; therefore, the plastic cones or inflatable collars are not something that we can use with success. When I first ordered from Mozzie Pants, I was skeptical, but these pants work beautifully for our dog! He wears them for long periods of time and they don't interfere with his very active lifestyle. We have to alter them by adding straps to attach them to his collar, but they stay on well and he has complete mobility, which is important to us because he is such an active dog. I have ordered several pair of these pants now and had one issue that I had to contact the seller about. She responded quickly and resolved the issue immediately. Great customer service! I am so glad that we gave Mozzie Pants a try. I honestly don't know what we would have done without finding these!

Cute, my Bernese Mountain dog had to have a cyst removed off his right rear stifle (knee). Opening in the pants were too low to fully cover the wound and he continued to have access to the wound. Would work well for surgical sites below the stifle to the pasterns. It may be been too large as I had to use the clips on his harness to keep it on him! He had the surgery around the end of October and I am sure everyone thought I was dressing him up for Halloween!