Thanks to a certain Pixar movie, we all know our dogs' Elizabethan collars by another name: the cone of shame. Of course, the dog cone of shame is a misnomer. Contrary to the punishing intentions of ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Kaitlyn Wells After a week of researching e-collars—the “cones of shame” that ...

Every dog owner knows that the hard, plastic, post-surgery cone is their beloved pet's worst nightmare. Is there anything more humiliating for an animal than struggling to achieve basic canine tasks ...

It can be quite the sad sight: the family pet, recovering from surgery, having to wear that awkward cone on their neck to keep them from licking at their stitches. They look miserable. They look silly ...

Winnie Au didn’t expect to become a dog photographer. But after she published some portraits of her roommate’s dog early in her photography career, she gained a reputation for her ability to capture a ...

When Brooklyn photographer Winnie Au lost her rescue dog — a Corgi named Tartine — to cancer about a decade ago, she was struck by how expensive the medical costs were. She decided she wanted to help ...