Inventor Develops New Protector for Dog Cones
An inventor has developed the "DOG CONE FACE PROTECTOR" designed to shield a dog's face and eyes from further injury while wearing a cone collar. The protector aims to be roomy and comfortable for the pet.
PITTSBURGH, Aug. 11, 2026 – An inventor from Hayward, Calif., has developed a new protector for dog cones, named the "DOG CONE FACE PROTECTOR." The invention aims to enhance the protection of a dog's face and eyes while the cone is in use, particularly during recovery from injury or surgery.
The design emphasizes comfort and ample space to minimize restriction for the dog. The objective is to prevent further scratching or damage to the head and facial area while the cone collar is being worn.
According to information released by InventHelp, the developed prototype is intended to attach easily to common dog cone models. The inventor noted the protector is not bulky and is designed as an integrated part of the cone.
The invention is currently in its development phase and seeks to provide veterinarians and pet owners with a practical accessory for animal care. Commercialization details have not yet been announced.