FAQ

The safest bones for dogs to eat are raw, soft bones like raw chicken wings or necks, which are less likely to splinter and pose digestive risks.

Not in corpus.

To give a dog water while it's wearing a cone, elevate the water bowl or use a narrow, taller bowl so the dog can reach it comfortably. You can also use a syringe or water bottle to offer water directly.

Yes, dogs can sleep with a cone on, although it may take some time for them to adjust to it.

To give a dog water while wearing a cone, use a shallow, wide bowl or elevate the bowl to help them reach it comfortably without straining.

Yes, dogs can sleep with a cone on, and most will adjust over time to sleep comfortably while wearing it.

Raise the water bowl or use a shallow, wide dish to allow your dog to drink comfortably without removing the cone.

Yes, dogs can sleep with a cone on, and most adjust to it within a few days.

If your dog refuses to wear a cone, consider using alternatives like inflatable collars, recovery suits, or soft cones to ensure comfort during healing.

Yes, it's normal for a dog to appear sad or depressed when wearing a cone, as it can feel uncomfortable and limit their movement and vision.