Size N2L. Used for about two weeks. ------------------------------ Graduating from the Elizabethan collar. More freedom, more comfort. When there are surgeries, injuries, or problems, being touched can sometimes stress your pet. Elizabeth Wear(R) is designed to be easy to move in and gentle, protecting the wound. It allows for smooth urination, defecation, and visits to the vet while wearing it, without burdening pets who dislike Elizabethan collars. "The collar is pitiful," "They were worried about their wound," In response to these voices, this is a thoughtful wear for your pet, co-developed with veterinarians. It has excellent moisture absorption and quick-drying properties. The deodorizing and antibacterial effects firmly suppress the generation of odors and bacteria. Furthermore, it also has a control function that maintains a weak acidic pH similar to the skin, a function that suppresses the generation of static electricity, and a UV cut function that protects from ultraviolet rays. It is a "hybrid" material that has two functions: releasing moisture to cool the body when it's hot, and absorbing moisture to maintain warmth when it's cold. ● Main body: Cool de Hot Ex (100% polyester) ● Partial use: Teleco Span (95% cotton, 5% polyurethane) ● Made in Japan: MADE IN JAPAN ● Stretch (5 levels): 4 ● Thickness (5 levels): 2 ● Washing instructions: Hand wash or use a laundry net. Use a pressing cloth and iron on medium heat. For items with zippers, buttons, or Velcro, wash with them securely fastened. We work with domestic sewing factories to carefully finish each one. Please enjoy the comfortable fit. Target dog breeds Shiba Inu, Schnauzer, Corgi, American Cocker Spaniel, Shetland Sheepdog, Beagle, Border Collie, etc. Veterinarian, neutering, spaying, surgery, medium-sized dog, post-operative clothing, Elizabeth Wear(R), girl, antibacterial, deodorizing material, medium-sized dog clothes, winter, autumn, spring, summer, antibacterial, deodorant, static electricity suppression, UV cut, quick-drying, post-operative wear, nursing wear, animal hospital, mammary tumors