Dog Calming Collar 3-Pack – Pheromones & Lavender, Cut-to-Fit, 30 Days Each

What you get

Three collars, about three months of calm

Each collar keeps releasing its scent for about 30 days while your dog wears it. With three in the pack, you have about 90 days covered, or a spare ready for when you travel.

The collars are long enough for big dogs and easy to cut down for small ones, so one pack suits dogs of all breeds and sizes.

What is inside

Pheromones dogs know, plus calming plants

Pheromones are scent signals that dogs naturally react to. The collar uses two kinds that tell a dog "you are safe", together with three plant extracts that have long been used for their soothing smell. It is drug-free: no medication and no sedatives.

When to use it

For the moments that unsettle your dog

Stress in dogs often does not look like stress. It can show up as whining, barking, chewing, restless pacing, or puddles on the floor right after you leave the house. Studies of thousands of dogs suggest that most dogs show some kind of anxiety-related behaviour at some point.

That is why many owners whose dogs pee or mark indoors when they are anxious add a calming collar to their routine, alongside walks and training.

• Home alone: popular with families whose dog struggles when left alone.
• Loud noises: fireworks, thunderstorms, building work.
• Out and about: car rides, travel and vet visits.
• Changes at home: moving house, new people, a new pet or a new routine.
• Nervous energy: owners of dogs that react to other dogs or get tense quickly often keep one on all day.

How it works

Body warmth does the work

The collar needs close contact with your dog to release its scent, so it only works while it is worn. Hanging it in the car, the house or a kennel will not activate it.

The scent stays close to the dog wearing it. Other pets in the house are not affected, so each dog that needs it should wear its own collar.

It works day and night. Your dog simply wears it like any other collar.

Fitting

On in four steps

1. Place the collar around your dog's neck, adjust the fit and close the buckle.

2. Leave room for two fingers between the collar and the neck. It should sit close to the skin, like a flea collar, but never tight.

3. Thread the loose end through the loop.

4. Cut off the extra length, keeping about 2.5 to 5 cm (1 to 2 in) for later adjustment. Cutting the collar does not make it work less well.

Safety and care

Made to be worn every day

The collar is made of flexible, water-resistant plastic with a breakaway buckle that opens under pressure, so your dog cannot get stuck. There are no toxic substances in the collar itself.

If it gets wet, take it off, wipe it dry and put it back on. It keeps working as before.

The collar is not a toy: keep spare collars away from children and do not let your dog chew it. Like any plastic item, a swallowed piece can cause a blockage. If your dog has a health condition or takes medication, ask your vet before use.