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A Better Design for a Cone of Shame for Dogs?

A half-cone version by product design consultancy Nessdesign

By Rain Noe - March 9, 2023

in Object Culture

This Tutu Half-Cone Collar, by Taiwan-based product design consultancy Nessdesign, is intended as an improvement on the post-surgery "cone of shame."

Designers Chao-Wei Sun & Hsin-Hua Yeh say their version still prevents the dogs from licking their wounds, without blocking their upper vision. And unlike a traditional Elizabethan collar, there's no way for the dog to back out of it, thanks to the chest strap.

As a dog owner my main question is how well this thing stays properly oriented. We may never know; at press time at least, this appeared to be a concept only.

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