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3. The soft ones can work provided they are long enough to cover their entire snout.

Wed Jul 17, 2019, 10:40 PM

Jul 2019

Certainly more humane than the hard ones, for everyone involved.

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Have you been able to use the "Elizabethan Collar" or cone collar on your pet? [View all] milestogo Jul 2019 OP

the cone of shame? yes, on a cat Skittles Jul 2019 #1

We've had two dogs to wear the Elizabethan collar DonaldsRump Jul 2019 #2

I think the running into me was totally deliberate in his case. milestogo Jul 2019 #5

soft one is a little kinder for all involved somewhat peacebuzzard Jul 2019 #6

Try some alternatives... procon Jul 2019 #7

Thanks for the ideas. milestogo Jul 2019 #10

Cut it down to fit. procon Jul 2019 #13

I did that with Princess Peanut irisblue Jul 2019 #15

Look at this! Laffy Kat Jul 2019 #8

Excellent, thanks! milestogo Jul 2019 #9

Rolled up big towel secured with duct tape around the neck mahina Jul 2019 #11

Thats the one I ordered from Amazon - should be here today. milestogo Jul 2019 #14

Of course he will. Huskies are stubborn & flippin smart irisblue Jul 2019 #16

Yes. My dog used it as a tool Evergreen Emerald Jul 2019 #17

OK I got the soft collar today and put it on this afternoon. milestogo Jul 2019 #18

Here's another option for a collar: Tracer Jul 2019 #19

Great idea! milestogo Jul 2019 #20