Calming & Anxiety
Our calming and anxiety range gathers pressure wraps, calming sprays and diffusers, comforting toys and snuggle aids to help pets cope with fireworks, thunderstorms and separation. As a buying tip, introduce any calming aid well before a stressful event so it is already familiar, and combine it with a safe, quiet den area.

Cat Calming & Scratch Control Spray
A calming spray for cats to help curb marking and scratching and settle the home.

Rechargeable Remote Cat Training Collar
A rechargeable remote training collar to curb excessive meowing, with a handheld controller offering sound, vibration and adjustable static modes plus an automatic setting. Adjustable strap fits most cats and recharges via USB.

Dog Grooming Ear Cover Snood
A soft stretch snood that covers the ears to help keep dogs calm and still during grooming.

Noise-Reducing Calming Snood for Dogs
A soft, stretchy fleece snood that gently muffles noise to help anxious dogs stay calm.

Calming Ear-Cover Snood for Dogs
An adjustable ear-cover snood in thickened fabric that helps calm dogs through thunder and fireworks.

Calming Pheromone Dog Collars (4 Pack)
A four-pack of adjustable pheromone collars to help dogs settle in stressful moments.

Calming Bubble-Plush Dog Blanket
A soft, dimpled bubble-plush comfort blanket that wraps anxious dogs in cosy warmth, helping to soothe nerves during storms, fireworks and other stressful moments. Machine washable for fuss-free care.

Calming Stress Relief Gel for Dogs & Cats
A soothing stress-relief gel for nervous dogs and cats, supplied in an easy-dose syringe applicator. Helps ease everyday anxiety from travel, fireworks or vet visits. 18ml.

Noise-Cancelling Dog Ear Muffs
Padded ear muffs that dampen loud noises like fireworks and clippers to help anxious dogs cope.

Dog Ear Snood & Neck Warmer
A stretchy ear snood that warms the neck, settles noise nerves and protects long ears at mealtimes.

Calming Soft Chews for Dogs (Salmon)
Salmon-flavoured soft chews formulated to help anxious dogs relax and settle during stressful moments such as fireworks, travel or being left alone. A gentle daily calming aid dogs take happily.

Calming Pheromone Collar for Cats
An adjustable calming collar infused with a pheromone and essential-oil blend to help soothe anxious cats. Long-lasting and water-resistant, it offers gentle round-the-clock reassurance and fits cats of all sizes.

Calming Pheromone Collar for Cats & Dogs
An adjustable pheromone collar with an essential-oil blend that helps soothe anxious cats and dogs through everyday stress, travel and household changes. Water-resistant design lasts up to 60 days.

Dog Anxiety Calming Vest
A snug, wrap-around calming vest that applies gentle, even pressure to soothe anxious dogs during thunderstorms, fireworks or travel. Stretchy fabric and a hook-and-loop fastener give an adjustable, comfortable fit.

Calming Anxiety Wrap Vest for Dogs
A gentle pressure wrap that applies calming, swaddle-like comfort to ease anxiety during storms, fireworks or travel. Adjustable velcro fastening, breathable polyester fabric and a reflective stripe for visibility on evening walks.

Cat Pheromone Calming Gel, 100g
A 100g pheromone gel that releases familiar, calming scents to help settle an unsettled cat.

Calming Anxiety Vest with Hood for Dogs
A stretchy calming vest with an attached hood that covers the ears, applying gentle reassuring pressure to settle anxious dogs during thunderstorms, fireworks, separation and vet visits. Breathable and easy to fit.

Dog Calming Ear Muffs For Fireworks & Thunder
A soft stretchy snood that wraps snugly over your dog's head and ears to muffle fireworks, thunder and loud noises. Helps nervous dogs feel calmer during storms, travel and grooming.

Calming Ear-Cover Head Wrap for Dogs
A soft padded head wrap that gently covers the ears to muffle noise and ease anxiety from fireworks, thunder and travel. The snug, reassuring fit helps nervous dogs of small to large breeds stay calm.
Common questions
How can I prepare my pet for fireworks night?
Set up a cosy hideaway in advance, close curtains and play steady background sound, and have calming aids in place a few days beforehand so they are not new on the night.
Do calming wraps and diffusers really help?
Many owners find gentle constant pressure and calming scents take the edge off mild anxiety, though results vary by pet — they work best alongside training and a calm environment.
When should I speak to a vet?
If your pet shows severe panic, is hurting themselves, or anxiety is affecting daily life, talk to your vet, as they can rule out pain and discuss behaviour support or medication.
Helpful free tools & guides
The two-minute quiz
What does your pet really need?
Five profiles, ten easy questions — find out whether your pet is a Bundle of Energy, a Cosy Cuddler, a Happy Foodie, the Fresh & Fabulous type or a born Adventurer (and exactly what tends to suit them).