Dog clothing - Vets Wear: Post-Surgery and Protective Skin-tight Suit for Dogs (Elizabeth Collar Alternative)

Vet's Wear for DogsStrechable & BreathableComfortable, Stress-free & Does NOT Restrict MovementAnti-microbial, Anti-TIck, Anti-FleasPost Operation & SKin Protection WITHOUT Cone CollarAir Permeable Mesh MaterialFabric that is made of mesh material and is stretchable which allows the skin to “breath” and prevents moisture build up.  Soft touch material makes it very comfortable and will protect the affected area without burdening the skin.  Washable and can be worn all the time with peace of mind.Comfortable Easy to Wear and Remove DesignVelcro and zipper mechanism makes wearing or removing fast and easy.  Because Vet’s Wear is designed with the body shape of the pet in mind, it is comfortable and does not restrict movement.  Stress-free for your pets.Co-Developed with Mandarine BrothersStylish design and quality material is a joint development with Mandarine Brothers, a very popular pets wear fashion brand from Japan.  Vet’s Wear can be worn not only for medical reasons but as a casual wear too.  Also suitable during shredding periods. The material is also antimicrobial, anti-tick and fleas.                                                                                                Development ConceptTo Minimise Post Operation StressTo prevent the wound from being licked/scratched after surgery, it is a mainstream methos to fit an “Elizabeth Collar” on the pet.  However, it is extremely inconvenient and restricts movement especially when eating and drinking.  It is also very stressful for the pets because they are not used to wearing it on a daily basis.With the intension of making protective wear that does not make the pet feel stressful as much as possible, I made them with a focus on elasticity and texture.Through trial and error and together with veterinarians who are familiar with the skeletal structure of cats and dogs, we finally managed to create this product.Finally, we requested the expertise of Mandarine Brothers to develop the material and manufacture the “Skin-tight Suit”