Why Choose Cuddle Cone?
Since 2008, Cuddle Cone has offered a soft, lightweight alternative to traditional plastic dog cones. Our recovery collars combine supportive foam, cozy flannel, and an adjustable fit to help protect your pet during recovery.
Designed for comfort, made to last, and machine washable for easy care.
Best-Selling Soft Dog Cone Designs
Discover our most-loved soft dog cones! Each Cuddle Cone is handmade with comfortable, washable materials to help your pet recover in style.
See How Easy it is to Secure the Perfect Fit
Our adjustable hook-and-loop closures make it easy to find a comfortable, secure fit.
XS, Small & Medium:
Two hook-and-loop closure strips.Large, XL, 2XL & 3XL:
Three closure strips for additional adjustability.
Comfort That Moves With Your Dog
Recovery doesn't have to be difficult!
Watch this happy pup walk around in a Cuddle Cone. Our soft, lightweight recovery collars are designed to help protect your dog while allowing more comfortable movement than a traditional rigid plastic cone.
A softer way to heal, one happy tail at a time!
"I love, love, love this recovery cone. My dog has issues with his paws. If left alone he will bite at them because of allergies and arthritis. I have tried pills and shots to no avail. This is the only thing that works for him. It is very well made and washable too. I will definitely buy from this shop again. Thank you."
Karen
"Wow! I love this cone! It fits my dog perfectly! She is recovering from her carpal pad injury. I am so happy to have found this seller. I will only order cones from here. Very comfortable and so easy to put on, and my dog likes to wear it. I love the cute designs that the seller has. Thank you so much!"
-Rachel
The perfect cone! It's cute, flexible, but firm enough to properly protect your dog from hurting themselves. Even better, it arrived in just 2 days!!
-Courtney
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