Kuoser Recovery Suit for Dogs Cats, Soft Dog Surgery Suit Female Male Spay

Omg! If you have a female dog that is getting spayed or is recovering from abdominal surgery, you should buy one of these “dog onesies” as we called it, lol! Our female dog was recovering from being spayed and she absolutely hated wearing the cone of shame. She couldn’t get comfortable while wearing the rigid plastic cone on her head (first time wearing a cone) and she was miserable. After about the first 45 minutes of wearing the cone we realized we needed to look into other options for our girl to be able to recover comfortably. The vet had mentioned that our dog could wear a body suit instead of a cone, if she would tolerate it. At that time of loading her into the car to leave the vet, we sort of laughed and didn’t pay much attention to it. I mean, who has ever heard of a body suit for a dog? Well, it was not long and we were searching the internet for just such a suit. We felt bad enough that our extremely high energy, young playful pup was dealing with recovery from surgery, and the many restrictions that she would have to accept, temporarily. She is so energetic and playful, always jumping around the house, inside and out, and always with a toy in her mouth. Toys are such an important part of her daily life/ routine , and we had to take them all away for about 14 days. The vet told us we had to remove all toys that would encourage excitement and jumping/ playing , in order for her to completely heal without any complications from stitches coming open. Our dog had to take doggie downers (prescription that made her less active) to help keep her calm and more relaxed. Even still, keeping her calm and quiet/relaxed was very difficult. With her wearing this “doggie onesie” however, she was finally able to fully relax to sleep. She could not get comfortable enough to fully relax while wearing the cone of shame. While wearing the onesie, she could lick the fabric, but not get to her actual stitches. She excepted the strange new concept of wearing dog clothing and never tried to get it off by herself. Maybe part of this is because we constantly made over her and how cute she was in her dog onesie, lol. The material is very soft and stretchy, just like human baby onesies, lol. The Velcro closure is very strong and secure, yet also very easy to undo and refasten. As you can tell by some of the pics I added to this review, the onesie (Aka dog recovery suit) we purchased did not fit our dog perfectly, because our dog is a mixed breed with a longer body. Our dog is about the size of a full grown Labrador, but taller and longer bodied. Her nickname is stretch, because she the size of a Lab with about 7 inches in length, stretched out in her body. As a result, part of the time her lower neck/ almost shoulder area exceeded past the head opening of the dog suit. Thank goodness for the very stretchy fabric. The dog suit did not fit her perfectly, but it worked and we got through the 2 weeks of recovery. This purchase/item was one of the best things we have bought off Amazon. It did what it was supposed to. It aided in a more comfortable recovery for our dog, not to mention help us to keep our sanity during the process. I highly recommend buying this product if you ever have to get your female dog spayed. Also, I think it might be a good option for female dogs to wear while in heat, to help keep your house cleaner. Could probably work as sort of a dog diaper in that situation. Note: When your dog has to go potty and/or poop you really need to undo the Velcro closure and either roll it up and back (on top of their back) and refasten Velcro holding the fabric out of the way , or , remove onesie temporarily and then put back on. You may want to consider purchasing two of these. That way if one gets dirty or yucky you can wash it in washing machine (recommend air drying) and still keep one on your dog while they are in recovery.

When the time came for my little fur baby to get spayed... I knew that the "Cone of Shame" would be part of the recovery process. But then I saw those inflatable donuts... so I bought one in advance. And the donut was WAY better than the cone! The donut made it so she couldn't lick or bite at her incision but gave her more peripheral visibility. Unfortunately my puppy could still use her back paws to scratch her itchy belly and she was getting red scratch marks around the incision. So I quickly looked into these surgery recovery suits and ordered one for next day delivery. GAME. CHANGER. My 19lb Whoodle fought me a bit putting it on initially as she isn't used to wearing clothes. She also wanted to chew on the flaps before I could secure them. But it's been a couple days and she now lets me undo the bottom portion for going potty and put it back on when she comes back inside. She leaves her belly alone and doesn't even scratch at it over the suit. No more cone. No more donut. Just a relaxed happy pup and happy mama. Answers to some potential questions... Q1. Does the fabric stick to the wound? A: No. Not in my experience. And the incision was still a little weepy looking when I first put it on her. Q2. Is it hard to undo and redo the flaps? A: It takes a bit of practice to do it quickly but once you get the hang of it, it's easy. Even with my puppy moving around or trying to sit while I'm securing it.. I can still do it pretty quickly. If you've ever changed a diaper while the kid is moving around, grabbing their feet, or trying to roll away... it's a bit like that. Q3. Was the fit accurate? A: I took my dogs measurements and there wasn't one size that fit her perfectly. My puppy's back is long in comparison to her neck and chest size. I usually find that I have to go with the neck and chest size... but for this I went with somewhere in-between and crossed my fingers it would fit. I ordered my puppy a Medium and her measurements are Back 18", Chest 17.5, Weight 19 lbs. It ended up fitting her around perfectly but does pull on the neck a bit as it's a smidge shorter than perfect. Still TOTALLY fine for my needs as she will only have to wear for up to 2 weeks. Q4: Quality? A: The material isn't too thick on the back and body part as it doesn't need to be but is at least double or triple thick where it covers and protects the wound. The fabric is soft, stretchy and breathable and the velcro is much lighter/finer that others, making it quieter when undoing the flaps... which is great since my dog HATES the sound of velcro. We've had no sound/sensory issues with the velcro on this at all. While my puppy remains on a light sedative to keep her from being as active while she recovers... she still moves around quite a bit, scratches herself as normal, and does her typical grooming routines with this suit on. If I'd known this was going to work so well in advance, I would have purchased 2 so that I could wash one and have the second for her to wear. Overall I found this product to surpass my expectations for it's protection, value, and functionality. I have peace of mind I don't need to keep my eye on her every minute so she doesn't get at her belly and would highly recommend these!

I'm giving this four stars because you should consider it but be aware of some facts first. It turned out perfect for my dog, allowing her to heal a large incision without having to wear a cone but generally the quality of this product is just weird. In brief, it could be absolutely perfect for your dog but if you can, it would be smart to order more than one in different sizes. If you know your dog is going to be having a surgery maybe buy it ahead of time to test it out. My female dog who had a splenectomy and would have had to wear a cone for over a week without this. Her incision runs in a straight line on her underside, from about her sternum to her pelvis. The onesie covers all of her body other than her legs and there is no way she'd be able to take it off herself. She seems perfectly comfortable though and doesn't try to. It's very easy to get on if she's standing and pretty easy if she's laying down and can't get up. With some onesies you might have trouble with peeing and pooping but this is perfect because you can easily undo the velcro, pull the back end out through her legs and tail, then fold it forward on her back and fasten it again. It takes 5 seconds and frees up her rear end so there's no mess. You could also easily put it over a diaper. The problems are that the size is all over the place. I have one that is very snug, one that's quite loose and one in the middle. Another is a good fit on the top half of her body but the lower part that covers her butt is very loose. If I were trying to cover her butt or hips and she was trying to get at it to lick, that particular one would be useless because she could get her snout in the openings. But the other 3 I bought would totally work for that. There is kind of a loop thing on the top of her back where supposedly you should be able to have the velcro ends underneath but it is impossible because the opening is nowhere near wide enough to fit the strap in. Like by an entire inch. It's not necessary though because the velcro is very strong. I don't think it would add anything for me to be able to hide the ends under that. Every one of these I've purchased has a different size opening too, which is extra weird. I get the feeling that whoever is making these is just cutting the fabric freehand without a pattern because they are so insanely irregular. One more thing about the size is that I went with an XL because it's what I could get delivered overnight and figured I'd try just in case so she didn't have to wear a cone, but I never would have thought she'd be an XL but a L would not at all be big enough. Still, I wouldn't say specifically to size up though because the size is so unpredictable from one to the next. Other problems are that it shrinks a bit when you wash it which is a problem if you got one that is already snug. None of mine shrank so badly we couldn't use it though. Dry on low heat because the velcro gets stiff and curls if you dry it on high heat. The fabric is thin so don't think this is going to keep a skinny dog warm but I was happy to have something covering my girl's shaved belly because it is winter right now. If you need a onesie or want to try it out to avoid having to use a cone, I do recommend trying it if you want a solution to avoid the cone. But, if you can order multiple sizes and return what doesn't work for you I would recommend that. If you can order more than one even of the same size it might work out because the irregularity could make one fit well but not another of the same size. Also, if you can order other brands to compare it would be a good idea. Check out what the return policy is first. I would never normally recommend something of this poor quality, but for me it was really worth it because my dog's incision is big and otherwise easy for her to scratch and lick and with how hard it is for her to walk right now a cone would be terrible and she'd be falling down all the time if she tried. She has been through a lot lately so I'm glad we had these.

My beautiful princess had puppies and I bought this recovery shirt after 8 week because they puppies did not want to stop nursing (even though they were eating puppy food) and she was having problems with her boobs. The vet recommended a recovery shirt to stop the puppies from getting at her teets. The recovery suit worked perfectly. So much so I bought three of them. After she was spayed, we put her back in the recovery suits. These held up wonderfully in the washing machine. They cover all the important bits well, especially when you Velcro it property. The material is very soft, light, and she was not bothered at all wearing these. The downside to this outfit is, it is NOT water resistant and when she did get spayed, she had a hard time moving downward when peeing... so we did have some messes in the suit after spaying, BUT let me assure you that was a her problem because when the suits were used to help with the weaning process she did not have messy problems. Number two messes are not a problem in this suit. The bottom half of the suit does have a double layer of cotton, but it's not water resistant or absorbent. Overall because of the comfort and the fact it was very machine washable, I'm very happy with this product and purchase and would recommend.

We got this suit after my dog got fixed, because a cone wasn't working and he hated, this one is much more conftarble. The bottom half is easy to take off and put on, which is needed for frequent potty breaks. It is easy to wash. The velcro does work. But since my dog is a 70lb skinny Pyrador (great pyreenese +labraor), it does not fit him well. We had to get the xxl, since his back measured 28 inches, but he is very skinny, so the suit hangs down off of his belly, and he can still get to his surgical area because it is not covered. Because of this we tied the two parts holding the bottom half on his body together, and it was better, but not all the way there. Overall, I would say this is much better than a cone, but they should have more size options.

We were waiting for this recovery suit to arrive as what we had put on our dog wasn’t working. She had been attacked by another dog and had surgery and a drain put in and it was not working having t-shirts tied around her to keep her away from getting at stitches, drain and draining fluids. As soon as it arrived we put it on her and it was 100% better than what we were working with since day 1. Cones do not work well with this breed of dogs so had to find other hacks, alternatives. This suit is made of soft material, it has Velcro belt to keep the whole suit intact. There’s an open area for potty breaks at the back. The collar and armholes are soft and flexible and perfectly sized. The camo is flattering vs wearing our ratty old t-shirts, new little boy shirts from Walmart, etc. none of these were ever a short or long term product and did not function like this miracle suit has. Have not washed it yet but from the looks of it, I expect it to wash well with no shrinking, etc. it was easy to put on and take off and our dog seemed soothed by this suit. She is currently sleeping in her new surgical suit so that says alot!

Exactly what I needed for my pup for after surgery for irritation and licking prevention! They sent us home with a blow up ring for her neck and she would not leave it on, and with her having two surgery sites to protect we had to try something else and the vet suggested to try this. She doesn’t mind it at all, and so far she has left herself alone and has not tried to lick at her incision sites. This is perfect for a female spay, and also for any other surgeries that you need to keep covered and clean. My dog also had to get a surgery for an inverted private part, and this keeps that covered and clean. I got her an XL and she’s a 68 pound Plott hound. It fits perfectly. You put it over their head and then slide their front legs through the leg holes, and then the back has a long flap with a hole for the tail that goes over the butt and wraps under the belly between the back legs and attaches with strong Velcro around the midsection. The Velcro is up on the top of the back and stays put. If they are wearing it and need to use the bathroom you can unfasten the Velcro and there’s a band on the back to hook it to so it’s out of the way and stays clean. I love the way it fits, tight enough to not shift around but loose enough for comfort. It’s light weight and soft and she seems to like it. I am happy with my purchase and would buy more if I needed to. I highly recommend this for female spays especially if you have a determined pup that won’t leave a cone or blow up ring on. Plus it’s super cute and comfy!

Corgi owners: This fits and it’s great! Measuring I thought my guy would be between sizing either too small or way too big (L vs XL). The L fit perfectly. There’s no sleeves so there’s no tripping over loose fabric. Would 100% recommend for corgis! My only complaint is that the Velcro was SO strong when it first came. After a single quick wash it’s super weak. It is not a complete alternative to the cone and a cone should be worn when you can’t keep an eye on your pup. The Velcro came undone in the middle of the night. If he didn’t have his cone he would have had free access to his neutering wound.

This worked well after my dog's surgery and we didn't need to get a cone. I do wish it came in a larger size though - Saint Pyrenees is 110 pounds and it was stretched to the limit. It is easy to get on and off and rolls out of the way for bathroom breaks. My dog actually loved her jammies so much that I purchased a 2nd pair. They also wash well and are still in great shape after multiple washes.

Easy to fit and works well to protect operation site.

I have a 10kg cavoodle her back measured 18in and chest 21in. She was in between M and L. Since she just had surgery I got L as I didn't want it to be tight. The suit is a little baggy around the bum because it is slightly long but it doesn't get in the way of her walking around so I think it's better than it being too tight. Plus you can fold the strap to make it a bit shorter in length. She seems comfortable And she looks really cute in it. The design is very practical and clever for them to go toilet. It is soft and light weight as well, on the hot days she still seems not bothered by it .

Great fit...worked perfect

Uodate: Received package. Good suit overall, but XL is too small for my smaller Golden. Never received it. My package is often delivered to the wrong house. I am tired of going on wild goose chases through the neighbourhood. My dog is out of surgery now and I can't find the package.