Magical items other than arms and armours shape themselves to fit the wearer, or are adjustable. So if the Animal Companion has a corresponding body part, rings can be worn.
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I always slit the ear, put the ring in, and stitch it back up like a permanent earring. This requires a decent heal check and a very high handle animal check (+4 for being a companion), however.
[Edit] This assumes the companion has an ear. Unlike snakes, lizards, or birds. Birds could have it on as a ring. Pawed or hoofed animals get the above ear treatment.
I always slit the ear, put the ring in, and stitch it back up like a permanent earring. This requires a decent heal check and a very high handle animal check (+4 for being a companion), however.
Wouldn't a tail ring have been easier?
Or use a Hand of Glory
You can go with the ridiculous 3.5 picture of the aboleth wearing rings on its tentacles and a cape on its tail and assume that all magic items magically resize and fit on creatures somewhere, even if it looks absurd.
Of course were a human to try to put on aboleth ceremonial slime duct covers they'd probably turn into pasties and look equally silly.
You can go with the ridiculous 3.5 picture of the aboleth wearing rings on its tentacles and a cape on its tail and assume that all magic items magically resize and fit on creatures somewhere, even if it looks absurd.
Of course were a human to try to put on aboleth ceremonial slime duct covers they'd probably turn into pasties and look equally silly.
I'v never seen that pic. Link perhaps?