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In our blog, we will bring you the facts on dog behavior, health, products, and more.

Noise and Thunderstorm Phobias and Anxiety in Dogs
Thunderstorms can be scary events, particularly for some of our canine companions. Dog thunderstorm anxiety is not uncommon and shouldn’t be ignored. Over time, a dog’s fear of storms can become progressively worse so intervening early is important. You cannot...
Proven Methods for Treating Dog Car Anxiety
It’s natural to want to take your dog with you when you visit places and explore new walks. But what if your dog hates the car? Dog car anxiety is surprisingly common and can ruin a day out before you’ve...
Dog Anxiety Remedies Part 1: Homeopathic Remedies
If you have an anxious four-legged canine friend then you might be wondering if there are any homeopathic remedies for dog anxiety. While not a substitute for veterinary or behavioral advice, these alternative remedies might help to ease your dog’s...
Dog Anxiety Remedies Part 2: Over the Counter Meds
If you have a furry four-legged friend who suffers from anxiety, then you might be wondering whether you can buy dog anxiety medication over the counter. Different medications may be more or less suitable for different dogs in different situations,...
How To Move with Your Dog Anxiety Free
Moving house is a big upheaval, including for your four-legged family members. Some dogs are very laid back and aren’t phased, but for others, it can be a stressful experience. Dogs are naturally territorial and are creatures of habit and...
How To Help A Blind Dog Adapt And Relax
Dogs can lose their vision for a range of reasons – genetic diseases, infections, accidents, cataracts, and other diseases. And although blindness is typically associated with older dogs, it can happen at any age. It’s always sad when a dog...
Size Guide
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Use this measurement method to get the perfect fit:

  • Measure your dog from the base of their tail to the tip of their nose.
  • Add approx. 4" / 10CM to that measurement. Write this number down.
  • Select a bed with an outer diameter that’s equal to or larger than the number you wrote down.
  • If you’re not sure how big your dog’s bed should be based on this method, we recommend sizing up. This ensures that your dog has plenty of snuggle space in their Original Calming Bed.
SizeOuter DiameterInner Diameter
XS40cm / 15”30cm / 12”
S50cm / 20”30cm / 12”
M70cm / 26.7”40cm / 15”
M+70cm / 27.6”40cm / 15”
L100cm / 39.4”80cm / 32”
XL120cm / 47”80cm / 32”
XXL120cm / 47”80cm / 32”