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Hook veterinary patients' Elizabethan collars
Collar your mess.
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If you're sick and tired of seeing plastic Elizabethan collars piled in the corner, put some towel hooks to work. Install a row of them along one wall and hang the collars on the hooks according to size. This simple solution gets the collars off the floor, and it's easy to maintain.
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—Jessica Stuart, CVT
Essex Veterinary Center
Essex, Vt.
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