The Tulane's Closet Cover Me is a useful recovery garment for dogs, but sizing issues and ease of use concerns are common. It's adjustable and provides comfort, but many users struggle with finding the right fit and using the numerous snaps.
The garment can be adjusted to fit various sizes, which is useful for different breeds and sizes.
Many users found it useful for post-surgery recovery.
Many users report sizing inaccuracies and difficulty finding the right fit.
The numerous snaps make the garment difficult to use, especially for quick adjustments.
Tip: Practice and patience needed to handle snaps.
Factors: Frequent washing and washing methods
Try to order a size larger than expected and consider adjusting the garment yourself for a better fit.
Washing in cold water and avoiding high heat in the dryer is recommended to maintain the size and quality.
"Item worked really well for us after our dogs neuter. It’s a lot of snaps but once you get the hang of it it’s not bad. My dog had a couple loose BMs due to the meds and this kept it all contained until I could get to him. It allowed us to remove the cone at night and let him rest. Our dog is..."
"The sizing for these are completely wrong, at least for a Corgi. The snaps are ridiculous and don't stay closed the minute the dog moves. I just wasted my money. Also did not fit at all."
While it offers good functionality and adjustability for recovery, the significant sizing issues and difficulties in use deter many users. It's worth considering if you plan to adjust the garment size carefully or have a very specific use case, but be prepared for potential fitments and usability challenges.
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