There’s always been a universal hatred for the e-collar or dog cone. Well, it’s hard to blame owners who don’t want their pup to be wearing something that causes stress and restricts movement. When I got my dog neutered, the vet insisted on the “cone of shame” for post-surgery recovery.
Dogs don’t like anything that they’re not comfortable with, and one of those things is when you put something around their neck. If you recall the first time you placed a collar on your pup, it probably took some time to get used to it. Now imagine putting a bulkier
All dogs must go through a rough patch in their lives, and nothing could be more painful and inconvenient than surgery. When Mat, my French Bulldog got neutered a couple of years back, the two weeks that followed were the most difficult for us. We knew we had to make
It’s aching to see your dog struggle after undergoing surgery. Aside from the pain from the wound, your dog also has to contend with the confusion of having to wear a dog cone. Veterinarians officially refer to it as the “Elizabethan collar,” but most pet owners call it the “cone
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