Home » Protective Wear MEDICAL PET SHIRT PROTECTIVE WEAR Recovery doesn't have to be stressful. Let the pet decide. 77.4% of pet owners reported a poorer quality of life in their companion animals while an e-collar was worn.1 Less stress for a faster recovery. Post-surgical care doesn’t have to be stressful – for pets, pet parents, or clinic staff. We’ve got you covered with MPS Protective Wear. There is an animal-friendly alternative to the e-collar: MPS Protective Wear. Allows for faster healing Provides wound protection from licking, scratching, or biting Patented breathable design Helps calm anxiety Snug fit helps to calm anxiety for the patient Helps reduce stress and uncertainty for the pet parent Provides comfort Allows pet to move freely and comfortably Does not interfere with eating or drinking Safe for pet & environment Does not obstruct view, causing pets to bump into objects Does not amplify sounds Convenient Appropriate for multiple uses: pre- and post-surgery, everyday use Hole for pet’s leash, easy hold-up system for walks Machine washable and reusable Appropriate sizes and fits for different animals or as animal grows We carry a full line of MPS Protective Wear: MPS-Medical Pet Shirt® Dog, Cat or Rabbit MPS-Medical PetS Boot® MPS-Head Cover® MPS-TAZ® Single Front Leg Sleeve MPS-TAZ2® Double Front Leg Sleeves MPS-Top Shirt 4-In-1® MPS-HLS® Hind Leg Sleeves MPS Brochure Download MPS Sizing Guide MPS Pet Parent Handout Download MPS Boots Detailer Grey Wolf Animal Health is proud to be the Canadian distributer of MPS® International. Find a Rep Sign Up for our Weekly Newsletter Explore More: +GI Portfolio Composure™ PRO Medical Pet Shirts Protective Wear Hide & Treat Lloyd Thyro-Tabs® Andover Milliken Cohesive Bandages Nipro IV Catheters Ideal Syringes & Needles Analgesics Joint Supplements Menu +GI Portfolio Composure™ PRO Medical Pet Shirts Protective Wear Hide & Treat Lloyd Thyro-Tabs® Andover Milliken Cohesive Bandages Nipro IV Catheters Ideal Syringes & Needles Analgesics Joint Supplements References: 1. Shenoda, Y., et al. (2020). “The Cone of Shame”: Welfare Implications of Elizabethan Collar Use on Dogs and Cats as Reported by their Owners. Animals:10(2), 333.