Meet Georgie: A Tale of Healing, Comfort, and Kitty Love
Let’s dive into the heartwarming journey of Georgie, the charming furball who taught us all a thing or two about resilience and the power of…
Medical Recovery
How Long Should My Pet Wear a Recovery Suit?
How Long Should My Pet Wear a Recovery Suit? Recovery suits are a modern alternative to the traditional plastic cone (also known as the “cone…
The Vet’s Choice: Medical Pet Shirts & Sleeves
We have told you all about the most common uses of medical pet apparel, for recovery from surgery and injuries, but there are also a…
A Revolutionary Solution for Post-Operative Pet Comfort: 4 in 1 Top shirt and Hind Leg Sleeve
Pets are cherished members of our families, and ensuring their comfort and well-being during their recovery period after surgery is of paramount importance. Traditionally, the…
A Heartfelt Thank You: How the Suitical Recovery Sleeve Supported Lucy’s Final Months
My Lucy passed away at the end of July 2024. Her age, arthritis, and complications from an old injury finally took their toll. However, the…
Medical Pet Apparel: Your Frequently Asked Questions
Our pet recovery shirts have arrived in South Africa! We’re excited to already have vet practices ordering stock, as well as individual pet owners who…
How to Put a Recovery Suit on a Cat Without a Wrestling Match
How to Put a Recovery Suit on a Cat Without a Wrestling Match If your cat is recovering from surgery, has a skin condition, or…
Signs a Recovery Suit Isn’t Working (and What to Do)
Signs a Recovery Suit Isn’t Working (and What to Do) A recovery suit is a valuable tool for supporting your pet’s healing process after surgery,…
Skin Conditions and Hot Spots: How Recovery Suits Help
Skin Conditions and Hot Spots: How Recovery Suits Help Skin health plays a vital role in the overall well-being of pets, especially dogs and cats….
Why Cats Hate Cones (and What to Do Instead)
“`html Why Cats Hate Cones (and What to Do Instead) When our feline companions undergo surgery or suffer from an injury, veterinarians often recommend Elizabethan…