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    • About Us
      • Our Vets
      • Our Nurses
      • Our Travelling Clinics
    • For pet parents
      • Navigating the e-collar
      • Useful info and products
      • Applying eye medication
      • Eye surgery at MEV
      • Specialist Anaesthesia
      • Pug eye disease
      • Cataract Surgery Protocol
      • FAQ
    • For Veterinarians
      • Information Resources
      • Residents & Vet Students
      • Baerveldt Shunt
    • For Breeders
      • ACES Eye Certification
      • Breed Specific Info
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      • Equine ophthalmology
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Melbourne EyeVet
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Our Vets
    • Our Nurses
    • Our Travelling Clinics
  • For pet parents
    • Navigating the e-collar
    • Useful info and products
    • Applying eye medication
    • Eye surgery at MEV
    • Specialist Anaesthesia
    • Pug eye disease
    • Cataract Surgery Protocol
    • FAQ
  • For Veterinarians
    • Information Resources
    • Residents & Vet Students
    • Baerveldt Shunt
  • For Breeders
    • ACES Eye Certification
    • Breed Specific Info
  • Equine ophthalmology
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Arnie the French Bulldog in an e-collar

Navigating the e-collar

Some helpful tips

  • To ensure that your pet can feed, make sure the diameter of the food and water bowls are smaller than the diameter of the E-collar.
  • Sometimes having the bowl raised up on a small block or brick can help.
  • Do clean the inside of the E-collar after feeding.
  • Finally check the neck for irritation particularly in breeds with skin allergies and generally breeds with irritable skin eg Shar Peis, Bulldogs.

Some examples of feeding bowls that may assist your pet

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