IDOMIK Dog Recovery Suit, Dog Surgery Recovery Suit Front Legs, Comfy Joint Leg Sleeves After Surgery, Elbow Braces Protector for Leg Injuries & Joint Pain, Cone Collar Alternatives,Navy,2XL

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• PROTECT DOG LEGS:The dog recovery suit front legs can prevent pets from licking leg wounds, rashes, hot spots, allergies and infection. The dog sleeve for female and male pet ensures your dog's body balanced and stable, and the recovery suit for dogs prevents any damage to the dog's joints.
• BREATHABLE MATERIAL:The dog leg sleeve is made of cotton, polyester, and spandex, breathable and lightweight. This dog recovery suit has enough elasticity, that the dog won't feel restrained when wearing the dog half-body recovery suit.
• EASY TO PUT ON:The collar and cuffs of the dog sleeves are stretchy, and the buttons on the back make the dog surgery recovery suit easier to put on and take off. The button design of the dog elbow braces does not stick to pet's hair, nor does it make a loud noise like magic tape, the dog can wear the dog long sleeves for surgery comfortably.
• 6 SIZES AVAILABLE:Our dog surgery recovery suit has 6 sizes to select, S-3XL, suitable for small medium large dogs. To choose the most suitable pet post surgery sleeve cuffs, please measure the size of your dog and compare it to the size chart before ordering the dog sleeves.
• DOG CONE ALTERNATIVE:This dog elbow braces protector is a great dog cone alternative after surgery. The dog leg sleeve front legs protect the dog from licking the leg wound, and the dog recovery shirt also allows your dog to move more flexibly without interfering with eating, sleeping, and playing.