Diy Cat Cone

Youll want the holes to be large enough where your cat can move her elbows and hindquarters.

Diy cat cone. 10 minutes per cone. Place the cone of the E-collar around the cats neck and secure it with more tape when you have placed it around the cats neck. I had to cut them a little bigger after watching her crash multiple times trying to jump in it.

Cut a hole out of the center of the plate that can fit over your cats head. Use a paper plate to make an Elizabethan collar for your cat. Another way of creating a homemade E-collar for cats is to take a disposable paper bowl with steep sides the kind you would have for a party.

When you get to the top of the cone tie a piece of string to a cat toy and then tie the other end around the sisal rope. 7 DIY Cat Cones. How to Make Your Own at Home With.

I used the leg of a pair of sweatpants. Check out how to make them below. This is a comfortable alternativetake a bath towel and fold it lengthwise and then again in halfwrap it around your fur-ever friends neck and secure it snugly with sports wrap that stretchy ace bandage-like stuff that sticks to itself.

Last month Trikitty Ziggy came home from amputation surgery. Paper Plate Cat Cone This little DIY is probably the easiest alternative to an Elizabethan collar. Cut slits for the legs.

These cat sweet cones require a small amount of time to make. Youll need to plan carefully and get the right size bucket for your pet but itll provide more resilient protection than most other DIY versions will. Once fitted I stitched the ends together to form a closed loop then threaded the collar through the tabs.