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VD144 is a dog post surgery suit that closes across the back: a stretch neck opening pulls over the head, an elasticated waist panel gathers at the flank, and two horizontal snaps fasten the rear panel. A second layer over the belly carries an open pad pocket, and printed cut lines for male and female let the suit stay on for toileting. Fine-gauge cotton-rich knit at 95% cotton and 5% spandex, seven sizes XS to XXXL for dogs of 5 to 44 kg, grey and rose red, one suit per bone-shaped bag. Built for wholesale, OEM and private label programmes.
VD144 is a dog post surgery suit that closes across the back rather than down the belly. A stretch neck opening pulls over the head, an elasticated waist panel gathers at the flank, and two horizontal snaps fasten the rear panel across the hip line. Underneath, the belly is covered by a second layer with a pad pocket between the two, so a liner can sit against the coat without tape or a separate wrap.
Seven sizes run from XS at a 42 to 48 cm chest up to XXXL at 80 to 92 cm, which covers a 5 kg dog through a 44 kg dog on the supplier’s weight guide. Two stock colours are held, grey and rose red. The fabric is a fine-gauge cotton-rich knit at 95% cotton and 5% spandex, which is what gives the suit enough stretch to pull on without a zip or hook-and-loop placket.
Verde Pets supplies dog recovery and post-operative suits as a manufacturer and OEM partner for wholesale, private label and distributor programmes. This page records the confirmed specification, the size run, the packaging format and the customization routes, so a buyer can plan a recovery range without working from a photo alone.
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | VD144 |
| Product type | Dog post surgery suit, pull-on with horizontal back snaps |
| Function as the supplier lists it | Post-operative wear, seasonal suit, recovery wear |
| Fabric | Fine-gauge cotton-rich knit, described by the supplier as an ultra-light Peruvian cotton blend |
| Fibre content | 95% cotton, 5% spandex |
| Colours in stock | Grey, rose red |
| Neck opening | Pull-on stretch neck, no fastener |
| Closure | Two horizontal snaps across the hip line, plus an elasticated waist panel at the flank |
| Belly construction | Double layer with a pad pocket between the layers |
| Toileting | Marked cut lines for male and female, suit stays on |
| Sizes | XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL, XXXL |
| Unit weight | 95.5 g at XS, 250 g at XXXL |
| Unit package size | 24 x 16 x 2.5 cm at XS, 30 x 19 x 4 cm at XXXL |
| Retail packaging | Bone-shaped bag with a printed paper card |
The suit is three parts working together rather than one tube of fabric. The neck is a wide stretch band that clears the head without a fastener, which matters on a dog that is sore or wearing a dressing. The waist is a gathered elastic panel at the flank, so the suit follows the ribcage instead of hanging off it. The rear closes with two snaps set horizontally across the hip line, and that is the part an owner opens for checks.
Putting the opening on the back keeps hardware off the wound side. A belly-fastening suit has to be laid flat under a dog that may not want to stand still; this one goes on over the head and closes behind the ribs. The snaps sit on a doubled tab, so the pull is spread over fabric rather than a single point.
Over the belly the suit carries a second layer, and the gap between the two layers is open at one edge so an absorbent pad can be slid in. The supplier describes three jobs for this construction. The outer layer sits between the tongue and the coat, so licking reaches fabric rather than skin. The pocket holds a liner in place without adhesive. The layer between them adds a cushion against friction from a collar, a bed or a floor.
That construction is the difference between this style and a single-layer suit. A single layer covers; a double layer with a pocket covers, holds a liner and adds a soft barrier at the same time. The panel runs the length of the belly opening and stops short of the chest, so the front legs keep their full range.
Two cut lines are printed on the inside of the rear panel, one shaped for a male dog and one for a female. The owner fits the suit, checks the position against the dog, then cuts along the matching line once. After that the suit stays on for urination, which removes the repeated dressing and undressing that makes a dog sore and an owner give up on the garment.
Cut after fitting, not before. The rear panel stretches, so a line cut on a flat table sits higher on the dog than it should.
Grey and rose red are both held in stock across the full size run. The pattern, the panel and the snap positions are identical between them; only the knit colour and the binding change. For a retail range that means two colourways from one size curve, and for a private label programme it means one approved pattern that can be run in a custom colour without a new fit.
The supplier positions this style for six situations: after surgery, as an alternative to a cone, for skin conditions that need the coat covered, for a dam through weaning, for wounds and sutures, and through a shedding season when hair is everywhere. In each case the garment is doing the same job, which is putting a layer of fabric between the dog and the thing it should not reach.
The suit is a garment, not a medical device. It does not treat a wound, and it is not a substitute for veterinary advice on aftercare. What it does is keep a dog from reaching a suture line with its tongue during the hours nobody is watching.
Three measurements decide the size. Chest girth is taken around the widest part of the ribcage, just behind the front legs. Back length runs from the base of the neck to the base of the tail. Neck girth is taken where the stretch band will sit. Measure with the dog standing, and leave the tape loose enough to slide a finger under it rather than pulling it tight.
| Size | Chest | Back length | Neck | Suggested dog weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XS | 42 to 48 cm | 35 to 38 cm | 36 cm | 5 to 9 kg |
| S | 47 to 55 cm | 40 to 43 cm | 40 cm | 9 to 12 kg |
| M | 54 to 62 cm | 45 to 48 cm | 44 cm | 11 to 16 kg |
| L | 60 to 69 cm | 50 to 53 cm | 48 cm | 15 to 21 kg |
| XL | 67 to 76 cm | 55 to 58 cm | 52 cm | 21 to 28 kg |
| XXL | 74 to 84 cm | 60 to 63 cm | 54 cm | 28 to 36 kg |
| XXXL | 80 to 92 cm | 65 to 68 cm | 58 cm | 35 to 44 kg |
Where a measurement falls between two sizes, take the larger one. The stretch knit takes up a little slack at the chest and the waist panel gathers, but a suit that is too small will pull at the neck opening and ride up the back. The weight column is a planning guide for a size curve, not a fit rule; the tape decides.
One suit per bone-shaped bag with a printed paper card. Unit weight is 95.5 g at XS, 107.5 g at S, 132 g at M, 159 g at L, 176.5 g at XL, 223.5 g at XXL and 250 g at XXXL. Unit package size is 24 x 16 x 2.5 cm at XS and S, 24 x 16 x 2.8 cm at M, 23 x 15 x 3.5 cm at L and XL, 30 x 19 x 3.5 cm at XXL and 30 x 19 x 4 cm at XXXL.
Carton quantity and carton dimensions are not stated by the supplier for this style and are confirmed per order. Custom packaging and a custom hang tag can be quoted.
Send the artwork, the placement, the target dimensions, the colour direction, the labelling and the packaging brief. Verde Pets can discuss minor, drawing-based, sample-based or full customization. Feasibility depends on the style, the materials, the design complexity, the order quantity and the final specification. Confirm changes against a sample before production.
These are approximate customization-service references, separate from the product price. Final charges depend on the confirmed design, materials, complexity and order quantity.
| Service | Indicative reference | Minimum |
|---|---|---|
| Logo / Graphic Design | From US$35 per piece | 1 piece |
| Packaging | From US$2 per piece | 300 pieces |
| Hang Tag | From US$1 per piece | 300 pieces |
| Size Customization | Quotation after review | MOQ from 20 pieces |
| Color Customization | Quotation after review | MOQ from 20 pieces |
Provide the destination and the order quantity and the available shipping route is confirmed with the quotation. Sea, air and express options can be reviewed against the confirmed order. Transit times are quoted for each shipment rather than published as a fixed table.
As a dog post surgery suit supplier, Verde Pets quotes small trial runs as well as repeat bulk supply, and keeps one specification record per Verde model so a reorder matches the sample.
What is VD144 made of?
A fine-gauge cotton-rich knit at 95% cotton and 5% spandex. The supplier describes the fabric as an ultra-light Peruvian cotton blend. No gsm, no fabric thickness and no stretch percentage is published, because the supplier does not state them for this style.
How is this different from a single-layer recovery suit?
Over the belly it carries a second layer, with an open pocket between the layers that holds an absorbent pad. The outer layer sits between the tongue and the coat, the pocket keeps a liner in place, and the layer between them adds cushioning. A single-layer suit covers the area; it does not hold a liner.
Does the dog have to be undressed to urinate?
No. The inside of the rear panel is printed with a cut line for a male dog and one for a female. Cut the matching line after fitting, once, and the suit stays on through toileting.
How do I measure for a size?
Chest girth around the widest part of the ribcage just behind the front legs, back length from the base of the neck to the base of the tail, neck girth where the stretch band sits. Measure standing, tape loose enough to slide a finger underneath. Chest runs 42 to 92 cm and back length 35 to 68 cm across the seven sizes.
Which size for which dog weight?
The supplier’s guide is 5 to 9 kg at XS, 9 to 12 kg at S, 11 to 16 kg at M, 15 to 21 kg at L, 21 to 28 kg at XL, 28 to 36 kg at XXL and 35 to 44 kg at XXXL. Use it to plan a size curve. The tape measurement decides the fit, and where a dog falls between two sizes the larger one is the safer choice.
Does it replace a cone?
The supplier positions it as an alternative to a cone, and the double layer over the belly is what makes that workable. It is a garment, not a medical device. Aftercare decisions belong with the vet handling the case.
Is VD144 waterproof?
No. Nothing in the specification or the supplier artwork claims water resistance of any kind, and this is a cotton-rich knit rather than a coated shell. Treat it as indoor and dry-weather wear.
Can I order a custom colour, logo or packaging?
Custom colour is a customization service quoted after review with a minimum from 20 pieces. Logo and graphic design start from US$35 per piece at a minimum of 1 piece; packaging from US$2 per piece and hang tags from US$1 per piece at a minimum of 300 pieces. These are customization-service references, separate from the product price.
How long does sampling take?
Sample development usually takes about 5 to 11 working days.
How is the suit packed?
One suit per bone-shaped bag with a printed paper card. Unit weight is 95.5 g at XS up to 250 g at XXXL, and unit package size is 24 x 16 x 2.5 cm at XS up to 30 x 19 x 4 cm at XXXL. Carton quantity and carton dimensions are not stated for this style and are confirmed per order.
Send your size run, quantity, colour split, packaging brief and destination through https://www.verdepets.com/contact-us/.
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