Once your pet’s vet bills are settled, the real healing journey begins at home. With some practical advice from a vet, you can successfully manage your pet’s wounds after surgery. Skin Repair: Patience and Good Sense Skin and soft tissue damage is a common reason for vet visits. Aftercare and healing can be intimidating, but…
Pets are cherished members of our families, and ensuring their comfort and well-being during their recovery period after surgery is of paramount importance. Traditionally, the dreaded “Cone of Shame” has been the go-to solution to prevent pets from licking or biting their wounds. However, a revolutionary product has emerged as a superior alternative, providing a…
In a recent study of 434 dogs and cats, more than 74% of pet parents said their pets experienced poor quality of life wearing the ‘cone of shame’ – the most common item used following veterinary surgery. The most basic needs such as eating, drinking and sleeping can be seriously hampered by a pet cone,…
Every pet loving person will have a story to tell about how their pet had some sort of medical issue and was prescribed a cone of shame and absolutely hated it. That old fashioned cone is actually called an Elizabethan Collar which really is just the icing on the cake with how antiquated that solution…
