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Dog recovery cone

Dog Recovery Cone – Breathable Polyester with Adjustable Fastenings

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Regular price £33.00 GBP
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He stops reopening his wound — it's licking that makes stitches give way, never the healing

He can eat and drink in it — flexible enough for his head to fit into the bowl

He stops bumping into doors — a rigid cone turns every doorway into an obstacle; this one gives

Polyester — product material

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In stock — Dispatched within 24 hoursEstimated delivery: 14 – 16 November
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  1. Ordered 7 November
  2. Dispatched 9 November
  3. Delivered 14–16 November
Description
Cat recovery cone in polyester. It keeps the wound out of reach of the tongue while it heals. Length is the critical point: too short and it won't protect, too long and your cat can't reach the bowl.
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Product specifications

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Dog Recovery Cone – Breathable Polyester with Adjustable Fastenings

  • Material Polyester
  • Dimensions Adjustable to your dog's size
  • Shape Soft cone
  • Care Wipe with a damp cloth, leave to air dry
Collerette de Récupération pour Chien en polyester

Dog recovery cone after surgery or an injury

A cat licking a wound opens it up, infects it and delays healing by several days. That's the only job of a recovery cone: keeping the wound out of reach of tongue and claws until it closes.

The catch is that the wrong cone also stops them eating, drinking and sleeping — and a cat that doesn't eat for two days risks serious liver damage. That's what guides our dog recovery cones.

Détail de la matière : polyester

Rigid, soft or inflatable: which lets them eat and sleep

This one is made of polyester. Soft cone, adjustable to your dog's size — it should extend about two centimetres beyond the nose, no more: too long and your cat can no longer reach the bowl. A soft or inflatable model is easier to live with day to day but won't protect a paw wound. For a wound on the flank, opt for our inflatable recovery collar for dogs and cats for recovery is often the better choice.

  • Check they can eat and drink WITH the cone on – if not, raise the bowls
  • Allow about two centimetres beyond the nose — this model: adjustable to your dog's size
  • Slip two fingers under the collar – a cat cone that's too tight hurts the neck
  • Keep it on day AND night – a few minutes of licking is enough to reopen a wound
  • Check the wound twice a day – redness or swelling means a trip to the vet
  • Easy to clean: wipe with a damp cloth, leave to air dry
Collerette de Récupération pour Chien en polyester

How long to keep it on, and how to adjust it

Allow ten to fourteen days, i.e. until the stitches come out, and keep it on at night: that's when most wounds get reopened. Raise the food and water bowls — a cat in a cone can't reach a bowl on the floor.

Don't take it off because they look miserable: two minutes of licking can undo a week of healing. If it truly stops them living normally, dog drying robe for recovery is the alternative to ask your vet about.

One practical detail that makes all the difference: a cat in a cone can no longer groom or scratch. Keep an eye on their ears and eyes, and brush them once a day on their behalf. It also makes those ten days far more bearable for them.

FAQ

Will my dog get used to it?

Within a few days, as long as you don't force it. Link the first encounter to something pleasant — a treat, a walk — rather than a moment of restraint.

Which size should I choose?

This model comes in M, L and XL. Measure the space you have in mind and, for a bed, your pet's length lying stretched out plus about ten centimetres. Too snug and it won't get used; too big and it loses its reassuring feel.

Is it sturdy enough for an active dog?

Check the stated material: nylon and dense rubber can take it, thin fabric and plush can't. With a dog that chews, nothing replaces keeping an eye on things for the first few days.

What is it made of?

Polyester. It's this material mix that sets the care routine: check the specifications for the right way to wash it.