Animal Welfare Institute

Shenoda, Y., Ward, M., McKeegan, D. et al. 2020. “The cone of shame”: Welfare implications of Elizabethan collar use on dogs and cats as reported by their owners. Animals ...

Elizabethan collars are used in companion animals primarily to prevent self-trauma and associated negative welfare states in animals. However, they have been anecdotally associated with negative ...
Animal Welfare Institute

Jang, Y., Park, Y. E., Yun, C.-W. et al. 2016. The vest-collar as a rodent collar to prevent licking and scratching during experiments. Laboratory Animals 50(4), 296-304.

Various types of restraint collars have been used for research animals, and the Elizabethan collar (E-collar) is the most commonly used. However, animals can be choked by the E-collar or they tend to ...
Newsweek

Internet in Stitches at Dad Wearing ‘Cone of Shame’ in Solidarity With Dog

If you have a pet, you'll probably be familiar with them needing a recovery collar—but one pet owner has gone the extra mile to help his pup feel better in a hilarious viral video. Shared on Tuesday ...
Indiatimes

Use e-collars instead of muzzles on dogs: GCC vets

Chennai: Greater Chennai Corporation has mandated all pet owners and carers to leash their dogs and muzzle them if they are ferocious and aggressive. This move comes after an increase in pet dog bites ...