Kong EZ Clear Elizabethan Collar Safety Dog Collars at Pet Mountain

On April 3, 2011:
Bought this for my cat. It fit him well, though the extra black padding around the outside edge seemed to make it heavy and too long, so I cut that part off. After doing so, he wasn't hanging his head anymore. He was able to lick his tail and sometimes groom his back toes, but that's all he was able to reach, even after cutting off the black edge. He never managed to get the collar off. Additional info: I removed the giant sticker, which left a bunch of sticky residue that I had to remove with oil. I then removed the oil with dish soap and let it dry all day before I could put it on him.

On March 6, 2009:
I hated the fact we had to put an e-collar on our dog who has lick granuloma. He is being treated by a vet who told us he had to wear an e-collar, as well as take medication, in order to heal his sore. We have purchased numerous e-collars in the last few months. The local pet store e-collars cost more, last about 5 days before they get cracks and split, and they really hurt when your pet runs in to you. Veterinarians sell a similar collar for about $30 for the king size. This is a good durable collar. We substitute the snaps with stretch gauze which seems to keep our dog from opening up the e-collar. We just cut off the gauze and replace it. Also, we attach the e-collar to the dog collar with the stretch gauze. He wears one for about 3 weeks, so we order 2 at a time! Your pet may not like this at first, but they get used to it and you will be surprised with the results and what they can do with it on!

On August 15, 2007:
Good product. My dog's sore is starting to heal great since wearing the kong e-collar

On June 23, 2007:
I've tried all kinds of collars to prevent my 12 year old Doberman from licking her hind quarter. So far, the only one that's worked the longest is the Kong collar. Yes, it's got a soft edge around her neck and a protected edge at the outside edge of the collar so that if she runs into me with her collar on, it doesn't hurt. What's good about this collar is that the dog can see through it as opposed to those collars that are opaque that you get at the vet's. She bangs into fewer things with this collar and because it's sturdy, it lasts longer. Unfortunately, our dog will need to wear one of these collars for a long time because as soon as we take it off, she begins to lick her problem area. This results in infection and vet visits. Go with the Kong. You really can't go wrong.

On October 27, 2006:
I bought 2 today for my pups. I know the last time I need these they cost a lot more from the vet. I also searched several web sites and these prices beat the others.