Role added by @matiasramonsanchez on June 18, 2026
In veterinary practice, the Elizabethan Collar (also known colloquially as an "e-collar," "lampshade,"note "cone of shame," or "pet radar dish") has the purpose of promoting healing of a wound or lesion by preventing the animal from messing with it. It's very effective. However, there is one big problem with this device... It looks absolutely ridiculous. These devices often take the form of a large white plastic cone, though a variety of alternatives to this design are on the market. The typical "funnel" design is preferred in fiction because it's... well, funny. Not only does it make the wearer look pathetic and reduce their peripheral vision, it also opens the door for slapstick gags like bouncing off chairs, catching objects and being unable to reach them, getting stuck in the pet door, or simply battering their owners' shins (sometimes on purpose).
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