Happy Hoodie Purple Dog Grooming Hood, Reduces Stress and Anxiety- Two Sizes! (Large)

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Additionally, plastic cones can be scary for our dogs, as they may amplify sounds or limit your pet’s field of vision.

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Leather Puppy Hoods The first item I ever bought as my introduction to the puppy play world was my own leather puppy hood. For years I was interested in the puppy world. I remember going to Mr S and looking at the masks and I was hooked. I had to have one. Even just putting the mask on, [...]

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While this soft dog recovery collar may look like it belongs in outer space, it really does the job for recovering pups here on earth. What we like most about this flexible option is that it can be adjusted and positioned in a variety of ways that helps to protect your pet no matter where the injury or problem area is. It can be worn up in a traditional cone shape or pushed down on a dog’s body, which is perfect if your dog is eating or drinking. We also love the fact that this collar is comfortable and dogs don’t have a problem sleeping while it’s on.

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Be wary of collars that are too soft, however. Softer collars that do not maintain shape can still work, but you’ll want to make sure your pet cannot reach the affected regions. A well-fitted Field Guard is easily accepted by most dogs because it is engineered for comfort. The correct size allows room for the dog to open his mouth and pant, and for air circulation around the face that is necessary for cooling. If you want the best fit for your dog, use these measuring instructions for exact sizing. Updates to 'O' SizesMr S Leather Dog Mask Today I wanted to share this great leather dog mask made by the team at Mr S Leather. Made exclusively by the team at Mr S this dog mask has some awesome features not seen in other pup play hood. For me the best addition is the removable snout that enables full access to your [...] Yes, a dog can sleep in a crate with a cone. E-collars and e-collar alternatives including inflatable collars, flexible e-collars, and onesies or bodysuits are generally safe for crate use if sized appropriately and put on your dog correctly. Make sure your dog has room to stand up, turn around, and lay down in the crate to ensure comfort if they are wearing a cone. If your dog is at risk of popping an inflatable e-collar or chewing parts of a dog cone, talk to your veterinarian to ensure safety before using the product in your dog’s crate. How should a cone fit on a dog? If you are looking for a safe solution to protect your pet without the discomfort of a traditional e-collar, but don’t know where to start—don’t worry. These products are tried and tested to work to protect your pet. Best Inflatable Collar