My cat has irritated his eye by rubbing his face on the sharp corners of cabinets, walls, etc. Will this collar protect his face?
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No, not at all. I had the same issue with my foster cat. The cone will prevent your cat from licking/grooming his body but he will still be able to rub up against things and irritate his eye.
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I use this item on my cat that licks sores on her back near her tail, she cant reach that area while wearing this, HOWEVER I did see her scratching her face with her hind leg over the weekend, I took her picture doing it but do not see where it allows a picture on this response to your question, hope this helps.
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lleave the collar on all the time. You will have a lovely mellow cat (hopefully) and kitty won't think you are punishing it by putting on a collar at night. Also your cat will smell really nice because of the light lavender smell. Put it on loosely and chances are good the cat will ignore it. It doesn't smell weird like a new collar and it doesn't chaff their neck. Good luck.
236677
i don't think allergies will fit on the collar, its not big enough...thanks :)
1356239
If the cat is already matted I'm not too sure this would work well, however, it may be useful to prevent matting.
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The collar has channels that are made to tear away if a collar traps a cat. I think they will function well, but my cats have not had any issues in over a year of use.
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I don't think it's thick enough to prevent claw going thru. Maybe removing pillows from your bed when you get up so your cat is unable to claw it. Hope that helps
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I have a dog who has to wear a collar long term. I use the Comfy cone collar. I use it with his regular collar. My dog is hairless and the Comfy Cone does not cause skin irritation.
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I honestly don't know. I've wondered the same thing about different sellers selling the same thing... I've had this collar on my outdoor cat. She is pretty much a rugged farm cat and this collar has held up 100 % dispite the dirtyness.
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i have a small dog, chihuahua/tea cup poodle mis, and the fur around her eyes always gets long and in her way. i've used this comb hair trimmer around her eyes and it works. i do not see why it wouldnt work on ur cat also!
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If your cat is used to wearing a collar that is heavier on one side and tight possibly. The antena will be strange i would assume but you won't know for sure uess you try it out.
2190007
Certainly not appropriate for a cat. I purchased this collar for my cocker spaniel and she has a medium size I believe. I'm sure if you search for cat collars you will find one similar and more appropriate.
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It utilizes an animals collar to keep it in place, so for all intents if your cat has a collar they cannot get off, it would stay in place. I don't know how small these are made though. I checked their website to see the neck size before I ordered mine.
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It might help, I would get a collar for each one of the cats. This helped my 2 that would fight with each other. Good luck!
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It will. After I started using this thing my cat stopped scratching and banging at the door.
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My cat is average size and the collar has Velcro so you can adjust it to fit your dog. Nevertheless I couldn't make it small enough so Shadow didn't wind up wearing it around his waist.
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It will keep them from peeing on certain spots on carpeting. I don't know about just scratching.