A cone, also known as an Elizabethan collar, is a protective device placed around a dog’s head to prevent them from reaching and biting or scratching at a wound or injury. Cones are often used after surgery, when a dog has stitches or a wound that needs to heal. They can also be used to prevent a dog from chewing on its tail or paws, or from licking a rash or other skin irritation.
Putting a cone on a dog can be a challenge, but it is important to do it correctly to ensure that the cone stays in place and does not cause the dog any discomfort. Here are some tips on how to put a cone on a dog:
