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Related: About this forumI hated watching Arthur being so uncomfortable, so I did a deeper dig.
After some more on line searching I drove out to the local Petco, in the dark, (I have horrible night vision) and found this small inflatable collar. They are advertised for dogs, so that's why I missed them. So far he seems more comfortable, although you might not guess that from the photo. Let's just say it's another adjustment at the end of a traumatic day.
This collar will also make giving him his medication SO much easier.
He spent most of the afternoon sleeping on me or hiding beneath a chair. He did have a good dinner.
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Walleye
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I think this will be a much easier adjustment for him. He kept running into furniture with that plastic cone.
sprinkleeninow
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Siwsan
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sprinkleeninow
(20,666 posts)wnylib
(25,183 posts)His view of things will be better, too. Even though the other one was clear, he still had a distorted view looking through it.
Sending vibes for his recovery, and for your recovery from your part of the ordeal.
Think of it as a very wide collar.
Ocelot II
(122,795 posts)Also, the blue sets off his pretty yellow eyes.
sprinkleeninow
(20,666 posts)bluboid
(738 posts)MN2theMax
(1,824 posts)Poor Arthur. Hope he feels better soon.
Sending healing vibes to you all.
So stressful when a fur baby is not well.
Siwsan
(27,415 posts)I just gave them some treats, and he was all in.
I did find him trying to escape the new collar and he had two paws stuck between his neck and the collar. So I did some adjustments. Carys was fascinated by his failed Houdini routine.
Tomorrow will be a stay at home day, for me, so I can keep an eye on him.
montanacowboy
(6,396 posts)we have an old (24yrs old) cat who pees everywhere and they work for him. That would keep him away from his bottom. But that looks like a first class collar!
Sky Jewels
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That's amazing! Please smooch his fuzzy head for me.
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niyad
(122,015 posts)would have liked the sunflower one?
Continuing to send healing and calming vibes.
mountain grammy
(27,507 posts)wish I had thought of it earlier I would have suggested it. Much easier than a cone.
Gore1FL
(22,146 posts)It flipped which-ever way and was totally comfortable for him to wear, save that it was a bit longer than his legs, which caused occassional tripping.
Similar but not identical to this:
https://www.heartlandvetsupply.com/p-5761-elizasoft-elizabethan-recovery-collar.aspx
judesedit
(4,527 posts)I know what you mean about driving in the dark. I rarely venture out late anymore. The lights are blinding from front and behind. You are such a loving mama.
SheltieLover
(62,121 posts)It becomes him & surely is much more comfortable & easier for him to see & move about with this one.
Great hunt, Mom!
Chicagogrl1
(502 posts)Hoping you & kitties can get some needed rest.
CaptainTruth
(7,392 posts)I'm sure he appreciates it. You're a great mom!
yorkster
(2,694 posts)ShazzieB
(19,319 posts)Hang in there, Arthur! This will all be over very soon.