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We have had them for 2 to 3 days and then only during unmonitored time for a 2 more days. Depends on if it healing and he trying to lick .

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It is a sad sight, our babies in their cones. If they lick the incision it can lead to problems including redness, swelling, irritation, infection, and sometimes even opening up of the incision, none...

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We always left the cone on for 14 days per our vet's instructions. Take off for eating, walking and that's it. And our dogs are afraid of the cones for the first few days...their own and...

Totally agree with LucyTudeon4Feet. Luckily my DH or I were home after Bandit and Archie were neutered but did use the cone when we could not keep a constant eye on him. The last thing you want is...

Just had a thought - to avoid reluctance on his part of getting the cone back on - start now with giving a treat immediately after putting it on. What Lab doesn't love treats? Don't let him think...

You could take it off for him to eat, and then put it back on when he's done. Also, when you walk him, if he won't do his business with it on, take it off and put it on when he is back home, after...

What a cute idea! I've never seen one of those before- did you "invent" this? If not, it needs to be one of those holiday ideas that pop up on everyone's Facebook feed. That would make me happier...

That's really neat...what a clever idea!

Thanks for sharing.

Congratulations!!!

i'd really be cautious about having a puppy at the arrival of your first child. I assume you've had lots of chats with other first time parents? It can work especially if the baby sleeps well and is...