Wilma Spayed - How to use a T-Shirt on Her

[Sandi Ebert]

Our Wilma was spayed on Friday.  She has had a cone on since.  I tried tying a Tshirt on her to sleep in her crate last night and when I got up in the middle of the night.....she had it completely off.  Looking for suggestions to keep her off her incision other than the cone.

Thanks!

[Pauline Rackley]

 See if you can get a surgi snuggly, they are virtually impossible to remove.

[Barb & Aria]

I used light fabric bandana and tight up on Aria back it work really good. acctualy i had dish towel made of light fabric it was big enough to wrap around her..

[Lynda Kamrath]

Tried to send a photo, but not easily found and would take a lot of research.  I have used camisoles with my dogs on their surgery in the past.  You put their back legs through the arm holes and it makes a pretty good pad on the stomach area.  And they don't seem to mind at all.  I do have to remove them when they go out to take a pee, but they are quite convenient and easy to use.  Much better than a tee-shirt.  I also hate cones.  Some dogs will put up with them, but many do not.

[Cyndi, The Boys & Callie]

We have boys but many use onesies their girls. Just a hole for their tail. 

[Carolyn Shusterman]

Onesis are perfect if your doodle is 18 inches or less in body length.  The largest we have been able to find in the onesis is 24 months,

[Jen, Buddy, & Kevin]

We used a Hanes Sz large basic white tee on Buddy - tail through the neck, legs through the arm holes, pulled up around his midsection and sinched with a chip clip thing. It wasn't full proof and we were readjusting when he moved around a lot. But it did the job of catching all the drainage from his wound/incision.... I think the onsie is more full proof and it's pretty cute.