InventHelp Develops New Post-Operative Collar for Pets

InventHelp has introduced a new collar designed for pets recovering from surgery or wounds, serving as an alternative to the traditional Elizabethan collar, often referred to as the "cone of shame." The patent-pending invention, named the E Z BREEZY E- COLLAR, was developed by an inventor from Charlotte, North Carolina.

The primary goal of the design is to enhance the pet's recovery experience. The collar reportedly allows pets to see, eat, and drink without significant hindrance. For felines, it is also designed to permit the use of a litter box. Additionally, the device is intended to prevent pets from licking or biting at surgical sites or wounds, potentially aiding in the healing process and preventing complications.

Compared to conventional cone-shaped collars, the new invention is described as more comfortable and less restrictive. The company states that it eliminates the need for "hot, heavy, and cumbersome cones" which can impede a pet's ability to eat and drink. The collar is also said to be easy to apply and use, making it suitable for pet owners, animal clinics, and veterinarians.

InventHelp is currently seeking manufacturers or marketers interested in licensing or purchasing the E Z BREEZY E- COLLAR. The company provides services to inventors looking to bring their creations to market.