it is why I love the picture of him with his freshly healed, still shaved tail, rolling around in the yard. He was so ecstatic to finally be free! But we did give Nick 1-2 , 5-10 minute breaks from his sone every day ..... with close eagle eye supervision in a room with the door closed. If he even tried to go near his tail, the cone went back on. That way he could groom himself a bit. I was freaking out about Nick until he was healed up but the people in this forum helped ease my worries. Brushing his non injured parts made him feel better to. 
Yeah Nick was such a cone escape artist that before he left the vet his cone was secured to his collar and the figure 8 around his arms, across his back!
She will get all healed up. She will get
I would be scared of the fight to put it back on haha. Shes not too bad with the cone. Although I think the obstructed senses are why she just stays in my room where she knowscits safe!
