Cat cone diy

Here is a collection of both store-bought and DIY cat cone alternatives to help your cat through recovery.

If you know cats, keeping them in a cone might be a bit of challenge. So instead of purchasing one, considering making one from these simple DIY plans.

Cone collars are often a necessary part for the wound healing process, but they can also be fun DIY projects. Check out this great and very handy options!

You’ll need two pieces of fabric shaped something like this. The inside, or shorter end, should be a little longer than your pet’s collar. I was using a scrap piece so it’s more s…

You’ll need two pieces of fabric shaped something like this. The inside, or shorter end, should be a little longer than your pet’s collar. I was using a scrap piece so it’s more s…

(Cat Collar / Medical Cone)Materials Crochet hook: Size J / 6mmMedium weight yarn (I used Yarn Bee Authentic Hand-dyed yarn)ScissorsFiber fill (stuffing)Darning needle (if you choose to sew ends instead of join as you go)Notes-My cat’s neck measures 9” around -Pattern is worked in the round with an invisible join-Each round begins with a Ch 3 space that will be hidden by Inv Join-Ch 3 space does not count as a DC-Donut is formed by joining to the first round as you create round 12 (join as…

A hat can be a fun toy for your cat. If it's your cat's birthday, or if you want to give him a Halloween costume, you can make a simple cone-shaped hat for your cat to wear with some paper, glue, and scissors. You can decorate the hat as...

John keeps telling me I need to update you guys on the cats, which seems strange since the cats are pretty much ALL I post about over on my Instagram Stories, ha. I know most of you aren't over there, though, and yesterday we invented something sanity-saving that I think you cat Moms and Dads might appreciate: These strappy one-piece numbers that really bring out their eyes. :D Ok, really it's a recovery onesie, since both girls were spayed on Monday. We never intended to make these, though…

Don't want to deal with the cone of shame? Here are five e-collar alternatives to try with your cat while they recover from surgery.

John keeps telling me I need to update you guys on the cats, which seems strange since the cats are pretty much ALL I post about over on my Instagram Stories, ha. I know most of you aren't over there, though, and yesterday we invented something sanity-saving that I think you cat Moms and Dads might appreciate: These strappy one-piece numbers that really bring out their eyes. :D Ok, really it's a recovery onesie, since both girls were spayed on Monday. We never intended to make these, though…