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Just found this site,my dog had a rt.frt. amputation about 2 weeks ago,she is doing well except for wanting to lick the stitches (which are probably itching like crazy by now) but was looking for something for her to wear that might discourage the licking
Wearing a cone is best, and there are many cone of shame alternatives, including the surgery recovery suit.