Need a cone for my 58lb stafford shire terrier getting nuetered Friday. What sixe do I need
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I returned it. My dog could still get to the spot he wasn't supposed to lick. It is not good for dogs with pointed snouts in my opinion. I found a cloth, padded elizabethan collar that worked much better. Good luck.
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These harnesses are fitted by neck size, I did see one for toy breeds, neck size 6-9". So measure your pup's neck. Hopefully you will be able to get one, both my dogs have them and they are so easy to use.
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I believe it will my dog has a 12 inch neck and the cone can be adjusted smaller than his size, also it attaches to the collar to help keep it in place.
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I would call your vet, however if you choose to go by the size, look on the greenies website or the box of greenies. Good luck!
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Get a cow femur bone. My 3 heavy duty chewy pits can't destroy them. Nylabone products work well too.
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If you purchase the correct size (go to the Comfy Cone website to see how to properly measure) your dog should not be able to reach anything - including its paws. I bought mine for my Black Lab who has issues with his paws and it stopped his constant licking. Good Luck!
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I have gerbils and aspen is safe for them when pine and cedar is not. Check on line and YouTube. Enjoy your bunny.
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Den, Most of the Petsafe fences range from 8 lbs. and a 6" neck diameter. It is important to get the proper fit on the collar for correction. If you have a very small dog, you should buy the little dog fence. Stubborn or larger dogs should get the stubborn dog fence. All collars are interchangeable for "in ground" fences, so you may buy a large dog collar for a large dog, and little dog collar will still work with the same in ground fence. If you need some custom fencing or more information, please feel free to call our office as we are Petsafe Authorized Dealers at 941-921-7546. Make sure you purchase from an authorized dealer to ensure your warranty on the fencing. A list of "WHERE TO BUY" can be found on Petsafe's direct website for their authorized dealers.
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One size fits all. I have a boxer and terrier and had to cut collar for small dog . You can adjust correction . The only advice I have is buy correct frequency
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I'm not sure. I bought a Comfy Cone by all four paws for my dog recently because she had to have a toe amputated and I'm very happy with it. If I were you, I would get that instead.
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All I can do is venture a guess here. I am thinking a large. It works well on my 65 pound boxer and your Basset is only 40 pounds, but if your Basset is really long bodied the x-large might better. If your Basset is having urinary problems I would plan on adding a belly band to either one. They have been a huge help with Bear.
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I bought a small K9 Float Coat for my 2 Jack Russells, both around 6kg, and it works perfectly. Wonderful and very useful product. But, for a more accurate answer, you should contact Ruffwear. http://www.ruffwear.com/-9-float-coat
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I don't think so but it would depend on the size of the dog. The collar seems to work best for keeping the dog away from stitches on back legs and abdomens. I would be afraid a front paw could reach over the collar and scratch the eye. Sorry not to be able to offer encouragement because I know the big cones can be a misery for both dog and the caretaker.
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We have the small for our 20 lb rat terrier, so you might need the xtra small, you might want to check in the doggles website the size charts just to be safe :)
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For a larger dog you might want two with the plastic connector as it would give the dog more room to sniff and circle. I also cut a piece of vinyl flooring (from Home Depot) larger than the plastic trays for those times they only get their front feet on the pad because I have stone tiles in the potty area.
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Go to your local pet store and try one on your pet. Make note of that size and dimensions and then match it up to the sizing on this one
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This is not a cone collar. This is so alittle dog can't slip thru a hole in a fence. Go to your vet and get a $5 cone collar.