The accessory attaches to existing cones, focusing on preventing self-inflicted injuries after surgery without impeding a dog's ability to eat, drink, or breathe. By prioritizing a slim profile, the design seeks to reduce the stress often associated with standard recovery gear. The inventor emphasizes that the guard is easy to apply and remove, offering pet owners a practical solution for post-operative care.
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New Dog Cone Accessory Targets Post-Surgery Comfort
Struggling to watch a pet navigate life inside a restrictive plastic cone, a Hayward-based inventor has developed a lightweight guard designed to shield a dog’s face while maintaining full range of motion. The patent-pending device aims to replace bulky traditional cones with a more functional, breathable protective interface.
A functional prototype currently exists, and the project is being managed by InventHelp. The company is actively seeking manufacturers or marketers interested in licensing the design. Parties interested in the technical specifications or acquisition of the patent rights can contact the Pittsburgh-based firm via their national sales office at 412-288-1300.
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