BENCMATE Inflatable Dog Cone Alternative, Large+ Plaid, Soft Open-View Recovery Collar

BENCMATE Large+ Plaid Inflatable Dog Cone Collar Alternative is designed to help keep dogs from biting or licking injured areas after surgery, using an inflatable inner air bag and a soft barrier around the neck.

• Inflatable donut-style barrier — helps keep a dog’s mouth away from an injured area or surgical site.
• Open sightline — lets dogs see while eating, drinking, sleeping, and playing.
• Plaid colorful fabric — uses a stretchy, scratch-resistant, anti-stick outer fabric.
• Removable outer cover — unzips for cleaning.
• Adjustable hook-and-loop closure and inner fixation straps — help secure the collar around the neck.

After an operation or injury, dogs may need a barrier that discourages licking and chewing without blocking their view. This Large+ plaid recovery collar is made for that purpose, while its soft neck support can also serve as a pillow during rest.

How does the BENCMATE collar help protect a dog after surgery?

The inflated collar forms a cushioned barrier around the dog’s neck to help prevent access to an injured area or surgical site. Unlike a traditional Elizabethan collar that can obstruct vision, this design leaves the dog’s sightline open and is intended to allow everyday activities while worn.

• Made for use after surgery or when a dog has an injury.
• Designed to discourage biting and licking at the affected area.
• The neck support can double as a pillow for resting.

What is the plaid fabric like, and how is the cover cleaned?

The plaid version uses the colorful fabric option: a stretchy outer fabric with anti-stick and scratch-resistant properties. The cover opens with a zipper so it can be removed for cleaning; the product details do not specify a cleaning method.

• A separate plush, soft-touch fabric option is offered in solid colors.
• A zipper opening on one side gives access to the inner air bag.

How do you fit and secure this recovery collar?

Measure your dog’s neck circumference before choosing the Large+ size, then adjust the collar’s closure for a snug fit. Thread the dog’s everyday collar through the inner fixation straps to help hold the recovery collar in place, and position the hook-and-loop closure at the back of the neck to make it harder for the dog to reach.

• If the recovery collar slips because it is loose, looping the everyday collar through it can help keep it from falling off.
• Deflate the collar for compact storage when it is not in use.

This collar is suited to dog owners looking for a soft, inflatable alternative to a vision-blocking cone during recovery from surgery or an injury. Its open sightline, adjustable fastening, and neck-supporting design are made for dogs that need a barrier while continuing routine activities.