Elizabethan collar

Why is that

dog wearing a cone of shame? What

happened? Dude's got a fucked up foot and he keeps chewing it.

Yeah.

I don't think Lucy wants to be in here right now anyway.

Lucy's in a cone of shame, which she gets off tomorrow, and that is gonna be like bringing home a brand new cat.

I know

'Cause this cat is so sad right now.

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Probably they're going to need more than one E-collar because they're going to destroy their E-collar, but that firm E-collar, not the flexible guy.

You might need to put two E-collars together for a particularly large patient with long legs, right? That even the biggest E-collar might not be big enough.

So you kind of need to develop an E-collar where you kind of put two of them together to extend the length.

Some people will use bandages and that might work.

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