Homemade dog cone collar

iHeartDogs is reader supported. Some of the links below may be paid affiliate links, where we receive a small commission on a product at no additional cost to you. If you have ever had to put a cone on your dog, you know it’s not their favorite accessory. Often referred to …

The Cone of Shame There are occasions when our beloved pets must have surgery or have wounds or skin afflictions that require them to wear an Elizabethan

The Cone of Shame There are occasions when our beloved pets must have surgery or have wounds or skin afflictions that require them to wear an Elizabethan

Wound-licking behavior is deeply engraved in a number of animals. They do this to ease the irritation and clean the wound. Unfortunately, the opposite always ends up happening in most cases. When a dog licks

If you need to keep your dog from licking a wound, you'll have to fit him with a recovery cone. Learning how to make a dog cone yourself can save you money.

Alternative to the Elizabethan Collar: Elizabethan collars are clear plastic cones placed over the head of an animal in order to prevent them from scratching or licking a wound (see 3rd picture). Although E-collars are effective they can also cause the animal a lot of stress. E-collars l…

If your dog hates wearing a plastic cone (Elizabethan collar), give this DIY comfy dog cone a try. Watch the video above to learn how to make a dog cone alte...

Plastic dog cones not doing the trick? Here are some dog cone of shame alternatives to try instead. Keep your dog comfy and help them recover

Soft Alternative to Elizabethian Collar for Dog: My dog is going in for an operation at the end of the week, and she doesn't do well with the "cone of shame" for 2 reasons: 1. she doesn't see well - the cone flapping around her face frightens her 2. she's short - the standard e-collar is made for …