Question 1

Can the cat cone be used as a dog cone？

Accepted Answer

Yes it can.

Question 2

what is the thikness of the collar? That is the lenght from the neck to the edge?

Accepted Answer

5 1/2 inches. Very soft collar. Neck is adjustable. They come small, Med., Lg.

Question 3

How can I stop my cat from removing her cone?

Accepted Answer

If your cat freaks out when you introduce the cat collar, there’s no need to panic. Sometimes your cat needs time to adapt. Here are some tips and tricks to help your cat:

*Move your furniture
While adapting to a new cone, your cat might bump its head into furniture. This can be frustrating for your cat and make them want to take off their cone. You don’t want to make it harder for your cat to navigate and move around. 
To make things easier for your cat, try moving some furniture around the house. Having ample space to move can make your cat comfortable. If your cat likes to sit under the table, move the chairs out. If they prefer a space in your bedroom, remove all the obstacles in their way.

*Monitor your cat
A cat cone is a big commitment for a pet owner. If your cat succeeds at removing her cone, she could be at risk of self-injury. It’s important that you monitor your cat at all times. When your cat tries to remove the cone, stop them in its tracks. Eventually, your cat will learn to adapt and quit removing the cone.

*Praise for good behavior
Your cat may need a little praise for good cat behavior. Anytime your cat is not attempting to remove the cat cone, give them a treat. It may take some time to train your cat, but eventually, you will succeed.

*Keep the cone on
The longer you keep the cat cone on, the quicker your cat will adapt. Every time you take the cone off, you set back your pet’s progress. So, it’s important to keep the cat cone on.

*Remove cone for meals
If your cat has trouble eating, try picking up the food bowl for them. Alternatively, you can try hand-feeding your cat. If you have no luck, you can remove the cone for some time. Put it back on after the meal. Monitor your cat to ensure they don’t scratch or bite a sore spot.

*Never leave your cat alone
You may think that your cat is adapting well to the new cone, but they can surprise you! Cat cones are a commitment and the owner’s job to keep their cat safe. If you leave your cat alone for a long time, she may remove her cone.

*Be patient
Helping your cat adapt to her new cone takes patience. Give your cat love, attention, and praise when they remove the cone. And don’t forget to keep an eye on them at all times.

Question 4

Is it light weigh?

Accepted Answer

Yes, this animal healthcare cat Elizabeth ring is made of cotton, which is very light, and it is almost insensitive to pets and has no cumbersome feeling.

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NUA-CLOXNUA-CLOX Cat Cone Collar Soft for Cats and Medium Small Dogs for After Surgery-Comfy Cat Recovery Collar-Adjustable Protective Cat Donut Collar-Elizabethan e Collar for Cats-Healing Neck Pillow

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