The BiteNot Collar looks like a big improvement over the old cone or lamp-shade Elizabethan collar vets usually use to keep animals from pulling out stiches or pulling off bandages. The BiteNot Collar avoids all the problems that come with the Elizabethan collar like reduced vision, hitting furniture, etc. with the collar, and difficulty reaching food and water bowls.
Shortly after we got Saffron, we found out she hadn’t been properly restrained after she was spayed–in fact she was driven home from the vet in the back of a pick-up. She had to have a compression bandage(a towel with masking tape wound around it) and an Elizabethan collar. I think she worried about what kind of crazy people she was living with now who would put her in such an crazy get-up. We all would have been a lot happier with the BiteNot Collar.
Check out these other alternatives to Elizabethan collars:
- the Neck’s Best Thing
- the DIY Body-Sock
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Cool, never seen that before.. but cool. Looks more comfy too =D
I was just researching “cone collar” alternatives for my cat. Thanks for the reviews on the two (”bitenot” and “neck’s best thing”)!
That’s cool, but what if your cat has injury to their face? This doesn’t look like it would keep them from reaching up with their hind legs and scratching. That’s the problem my cat is having.
Can you send me information from the alternativ collar?
Thanks