How does my dog feel when wearing an e-collar?

They may feel awkward at first, but usually adapt quickly. Clear cones help by allowing peripheral vision.

Dog E-Collar Size Chart & Guide

Q: How to select the size of an e-collar for a dog?

Measure the neck circumference and the length from neck to nose. The cone must be longer than the nose to prevent licking.

Selecting the right size recovery collar is crucial for post-surgical protection. The collar must be large enough to extend past the nose to effectively prevent licking.

Cone Length (cm)	Cone Length (in)	Neck Hole (cm)	Neck Hole (in)	Breed Examples (+/- 1 size)
7.5 cm	3 in	22-28 cm	9-11 in	Small Breed Puppies
10 cm	3.9 in	22-28 cm	9-11 in	Chihuahua, Maltese, Yorkie
12.5 cm	4.9 in	25-33 cm	10-13 in	Boston Terrier, Beagle, Poodle
15 cm	5.9 in	33-41 cm	13-16 in	Border Collie, Bulldog, Corgi
20 cm	7.9 in	37-46 cm	15-18 in	Boxer, Australian Shepherd, Pit Bull
25 cm	9.8 in	43-52 cm	17-20 in	Lab, Golden Retriever, Doberman
30 cm	11.8 in	47-58 cm	19-23 in	Great Dane, German Shepherd

Common Questions (FAQ)

How to select the size?

If your pet has used one from a vet before, ask them. Otherwise, measure the neck circumference (ensure 2 fingers fit) and the length from neck to nose. The cone must be longer than the nose.

How does my dog feel wearing it?

It may seem cumbersome at first, but dogs adapt quickly. Clear e-collars are preferred as they allow peripheral vision, reducing anxiety compared to opaque cones.

Why "Green Cones"?

The majority of materials in our collars are recyclable Polypropylene (PP), making them eco-friendly options for veterinary care.