If you’ve ever brought a pet home from surgery or noticed them struggling with an injury, chances are you've encountered the ...

Thanks to a certain Pixar movie, we all know our dogs' Elizabethan collars by another name: the cone of shame. Of course, the dog cone of shame is a misnomer. Contrary to the punishing intentions ...

Every dog or cat owner will probably encounter the cone of shame at some point. Commonly known as Elizabethan collars after ...

When students expressed interest about the cone of shame after seeing the movie, Bailey-Cutkomp, who has a veterinary background, explained that its proper name is an Elizabethan collar.

Protective Collars, Elizabethan Collars, “the Cone of Shame”—there are many terms for these devices, which are often placed on animals to keep them from biting or licking areas after surgery ...

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 ...

Kazakhstan has succeeded where the EU has failed - creating a society based on multiculturalism, Saginaty Berdaulova told EURACTIV in an interview.

Greater Chennai Corporation veterinary doctors recommend using e-collars instead of muzzles on dogs to prevent aggression and dog bites. E-collars are considered more humane and effective in ...

Coca-Cola wants you to put your phone down and get back into the real world so much they have created a ‘social media guard’ to help you curb your addiction. The soft drink giant have released a spoof ...