A. Yes, that's perfectly fine. For cats, having their back or belly covered with fabric is a very unnatural sensation, so it's a completely normal reaction (a typical sight) for them to initially walk with a low center of gravity, crawling, or rolling over and freezing.
First, try dressing them for just a few minutes indoors, and patiently help them get used to the idea that "nothing scary happens when I wear clothes" by giving them their favorite treats or distracting them with toys. Poponeko's clothes are cut three-dimensionally to fit a cat's skeletal structure, so once they get used to it, they'll be able to move around normally.

A. Yes, they are a very effective substitute for an Elizabethan collar. Unlike collars, they don't obstruct vision or cause stress from bumping into things. Many cats and owners find that dressing the cat in clothing gently protects wounds and skin, allowing both to relax.

A. Please choose according to the area you want to protect.

• Surgical Recovery Suit (Romper): Specifically designed to prevent licking of wounds around the abdomen after spaying/neutering surgery. With no sleeves, it allows for easy movement and is recommended for pets wearing clothes for the first time.
• Dermatological Protection Suit (Coverall): Designed with longer sleeves and length to protect not only the abdomen but also the front and hind legs from excessive grooming (licking until skin is irritated).

A. For cats that are sensitive to cold, or senior cats that have difficulty regulating their body temperature, we recommend our "Cat Warm" series, which offers excellent heat retention. These products are thin and light, yet provide substantial warmth, making them ideal for protecting against the cold from air conditioning in winter.

A. Yes, your cat can use the litter box while wearing the garment. Poponeko's cat clothes have a unique design with a large opening around the hindquarters, allowing your cat to relieve itself as usual without soiling the clothing. (Note: Please choose the correct size, as a garment that is too large may shift and become soiled.)

A. While it's possible that a cohabiting cat might curiously sniff or play with a Poponeko garment, our clothing features a simple design with minimal embellishments (such as ribbons or buttons), making it safe with a low risk of accidental ingestion or snagging. However, we recommend supervising your cat when they first start wearing the clothing, just in case.

A. With your cat standing relaxed, use a tape measure to loosely measure three areas: "neck circumference," "chest circumference (the widest part just behind the front legs)," and "back length (from the base of the neck to the base of the tail)." If you are unsure about sizing, we recommend choosing a "snug fit" that is close to the actual measurements, as an oversized garment can easily come off. For more details, please refer to the size guide.

A. Hand washing is possible. Gently hand wash with a detergent for delicate clothing, reshape, and dry in the shade.