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I've just made a bespoke elizabethan collar. Out of a sock...

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EasyToEatTiger · 21/07/2013 19:24

Says it all really. Darling dog used to crash about the house in a plastic collar, and I was looking up the Kong Cloud collar, which can be brilliant under some circumstances. Then I read somewhere that a stuffed sock is just as good.... We'll see. If it works, then the loo paper stuffing can go, and I get my sock back..

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Eastpoint · 22/07/2013 06:00

I think it depends on the size of the dog. My Portuguese Water Dog had a lovely inflatable collar & it did no good at all as he has a long muzzle. He had to go back to a cone. I didn't make him wear it when we were out which puzzled lots of people.

ceres · 22/07/2013 07:41

you must have a teeny, tiny dog!

I have used a towel for my staffie in the past, he gets really distressed with the cone collars. I googled and found a video showing how to do it - you fold a towel lengthways and then secure it round the neck with duct tape. my boy loved it, it was like having his own built in pillow.

EasyToEatTiger · 28/07/2013 22:34

So far it's been ok apart from coming undone. Hey ho, it hasn't cost anything. The dog is a collie with a long nose!

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