Collection: Anti-Itch Dog Collar: Superior Comfort

Why choose a designer and comfortable collar for your dog?

A dog collar is an essential accessory during convalescence or after a veterinary procedure. It prevents your companion from licking his wounds , biting his stitches or scratching sensitive areas . But do you have to opt for the rigid, uncomfortable and unsightly collars that we all know so well? The answer is no.

At Oscar & Plume , we have redesigned this accessory to offer comfortable, aesthetic and effective collars , adapted to modern dogs... and their attentive humans.

1. Comfort above all: a soft, stress-free collar

Classic plastic collars are often:

• rigid

• noisy

• bothersome for sleeping or eating

A designer and padded collar , like those offered in our store, offers:

• optimal support without constraint

• an ergonomic shape to preserve natural movements

• a soft contact to avoid friction and irritation

➡️ Discover our comfortable dog collars , tested and validated by veterinarians.

🎨 2. A soothing and stylish design

Why choose between efficiency and aesthetics? Oscar & Plume models are designed for:

• reassure your dog with enveloping shapes, like cushions

• avoid the "construction site lamp" effect often associated with convalescence

• fit harmoniously into your interior and your dog's style

With our elegant patterns and soft fabrics, your dog remains dignified, even during periods of care.

3. Promote better recovery

A well-chosen collar allows your dog to:

• rest more easily

• drink and eat without frustration

• limit stress, and therefore accelerate healing

➡️ Pair the collar with a cooling mat or a cocooning blanket to optimize your comfort.

4. Ease of maintenance and installation

Our collars are:

• easy to put on , thanks to Velcro systems or sliding onto the collar

• machine washable , for impeccable hygiene

• lightweight , which reduces discomfort in everyday life

Attention to detail that makes all the difference for the dog... and for its owner.

5. An ideal alternative to classic veterinary models

➡️ Discover our bestseller: the soft and lightweight cocoon collar .

🐾 In summary: Why choose a designer and comfortable collar?

🎁 Give your dog the best for his health and comfort:
👉 See all our soft and stylish collars

Choosing a dog collar (or "Elizabethan cone") depends on its size, the medical reason (wound, surgery, dermatitis, etc.), and its temperament. Here's a clear guide to making the right choice:

1. Why does a dog need a collar?

• After an operation (sterilization, etc.)

• To avoid licking or scratching a wound

• In case of dermatitis or allergies

• To protect a dressing or treated area

2. Size and Fit

• Ideal length : The collar should extend at least to the end of the dog's muzzle , or even a little further.

• Neck circumference : It should fit snugly around the collar , without being too tight (allow two fingers to pass between the collar and the neck).

• Check that it does not interfere too much with breathing, eating or vision .

3. Types of collars

🔹 Rigid plastic collar (classic)

• Very effective

• Less comfortable, can knock everywhere

• Recommended after surgery

🔹 Soft collar (fabric or soft plastic)

• More comfortable, more freedom of movement

• Less dissuasive if the dog is very agile

• Good compromise for small dogs or minor wounds

🔹 Inflatable collar (cushion type)

• Very comfortable, good visibility

• Does not prevent access to the hind legs or flanks

• Avoid if the area to be protected is on the body or legs

🔹 Medical bodysuit (alternative to the collar)

• Comfortable, good for stressed dogs

• Not suitable for all areas (e.g. head or legs)

• Ideal for wounds on the trunk or after sterilization

4. Temperament of the dog

• Calm and tolerant dog → A soft or inflatable collar may be sufficient.

• Anxious or stubborn dog → A stiff collar is better.

• Very active puppy or dog → Check that he cannot remove it alone.

Practical advice

• Try them on in store or measure carefully before buying online.

• Some dogs need time to adjust. Keep an eye on them for the first few hours.

• Remember to adapt the bowl (height, size) so that the dog can continue to eat and drink.