
Recovery without the misery
- Breathable knit fabric — that lets air reach the skin
- Covers the torso and hind legs while leaving the rear clear
- Fastens along the back — so it goes on without lifting the legs

After spay or neuter
Breathable Pet Recovery Suit after Spay or Neuter
A close-fitting suit that covers the wound, which is what a cone is for. The animal can eat, sleep and go outside in it, and most settle faster than they do in plastic.
Four sizes, three colours. The rear is cut away.
Three colours
Pink, blue, grey.
Striped on all three, with a solid panel at the neck.


Blue

Grey
Sizes S to XL, and the price moves with the size.
Up close
What's in it: body, opening, On the dog

The body
Stretch fabric that holds the wound covered without pressure.

The opening
Cut away at the rear for toileting.

On the dog
Front legs in, back covered, nothing to lick.
Four sizes
Sizing: four sizes
It has to be close, or the animal works a leg out of it. Measure the chest behind the front legs and the back length.
Behind the front legs
The chest number picks the size.
Neck to tail
Too long and it drags.
Can it lick?
If the wound is reachable, the suit is too loose.
Before you order
Good to know.
How long does shipping take?
Orders leave our warehouse within 1–2 business days. US and EU delivery usually takes 7–12 business days, and tracking is emailed as soon as the parcel scans.
Will I have to pay customs or import duties?
No. Shipping already includes duties and import taxes, so the price at checkout is the final price. Nothing extra to pay the courier or customs when the parcel arrives.
Can the breathable recovery suit be worn all day?
Yes, that is what it is for. Take it off to check the incision.
Will it stop a dog licking a leg wound?
No. It covers the belly and the flank.
Is the breathable recovery suit washable?
Yes, cold, and it dries fast.
Full description
The Breathable Pet Recovery Suit is a close-fitting, washable bodysuit that covers the belly and flank of cats and dogs after spaying, neutering or abdominal surgery. It replaces a plastic cone for body wounds, so your pet can eat, sleep and move freely. It is cut away at the rear for toileting and comes in sizes S to XL.
Who it suits
- Cats and dogs recovering from spay or neuter surgery
- Belly and flank incisions (ask your vet to confirm coverage)
- Pets that panic, bump into things or will not eat in a cone
A soft recovery suit that covers the torso and the top of the hind legs after spaying, neutering or any operation where the wound has to be left alone. It takes the place of a plastic cone, so your pet can eat, sleep and walk without banging into door frames.
What you get
- A close-fitting suit covering the belly and flank
- Cut away at the rear, so toileting needs no undressing
- Striped body with a solid panel at the neck
- Pink, blue or grey, in sizes S to XL
Wear it before the operation
Ten minutes a day for the week beforehand. An animal that has already worn the suit accepts it on the day it matters; one that meets it for the first time while sore and sedated usually will not.
Fitting it properly
It has to be close. A suit with slack is one your pet can work a leg out of, and once a leg is out the incision is reachable. Chest measurement behind the front legs picks the size; back length decides whether it drags. Watch the animal rather than the mirror - if your pet can still reach the wound, the cut is wrong for that body.
What it does not do
It covers the belly and flank, where a spay or neuter incision sits, but it will not stop a dog licking a leg wound, a paw or the base of the tail - for those you still need a cone. Ask your vet to confirm the incision is covered, since incisions sit differently on a male and a female animal. Check the wound daily through the opening, buy a spare so one can be washed while the other is worn, and take the suit off if your pet chews at the fabric.
Care
Wash cold on a gentle cycle or by hand, then air dry. Skip fabric softener - it coats the fibres and cuts the breathability that makes the suit wearable for a fortnight.
Materials, specs & care at a glance
| Coverage | Belly, flank and top of the hind legs |
|---|---|
| Sizes | S, M, L, XL |
| Colours | Pink, blue or grey |
| Care | Wash cold on a gentle cycle or by hand; air dry; no fabric softener |
| Does not protect | Leg, paw or tail wounds — use a cone for those |
How it differs
Compared with a plastic cone, it leaves the head free for eating, drinking and sleeping; but unlike a cone, it cannot protect a leg, paw or the base of the tail.
Browse the Pet Apparel range, or open the Lightweight Four Leg Dog Coat. Our Pet Accessories range is here too.
Recovery
Something to wear instead of a cone.
Three colours, four sizes. Close-fitting, or the animal gets out of it.
Before you order