When your dog's stress doesn't fit neatly into one month, a single calming collar runs out too soon. This value pack includes three or four pheromone calming collars, each individually packaged and designed to last about 30 days. That's enough to keep the routine going through fireworks season, a move, or a long stretch of storms. Every collar trims to fit, from cats and small dogs up to large breeds.

A Season's Supply in One Box

• 3-pack: about three months of continuous use for one pet, or one month each for three pets.
• 4-pack: about four months for one pet, or a collar for each of four pets at once.

Each collar is individually packaged, so the unopened spares store neatly until you need them.

How It's Designed to Work

Each collar is designed to release a pheromone modeled on the one a mother dog produces to comfort her puppies, along with a blend of plant essential oils. The blend releases continuously while your pet wears the collar. Because it's waterproof, you don't need to remove it for baths or rainy walks.

Two Cut-to-Fit Lengths

• 15 in (38 cm): for cats and small dogs.
• 25.6 in (65 cm): for medium and large dogs.

To fit, buckle the collar around your pet's neck and leave 2 to 3 inches of extra length, then cut off the rest. You should be able to slide two fingers underneath.

Key Features

• 3 or 4 collars per pack: each one individually packaged.
• About 30 days per collar: replace every four weeks.
• Pheromone and plant oil blend: released as your pet wears it.
• Waterproof: stays on through baths and rain.
• Two lengths: both trim to fit your pet.

Honest Expectations

Every pet is different. Wearing time, surroundings, and your pet's own temperament all affect how well a calming collar works. It works best alongside a steady routine and a quiet safe space.

The collars contain plant essential oils, and cats can be sensitive to them, so ask your veterinarian before using one on a cat. Watch any pet for the first few days, and remove the collar if you notice irritation or unusual behavior. For severe or ongoing anxiety, talk with your vet. Never attach a leash to a calming collar.

Stock up once and keep your pets covered through every stressful season. See more options in our dog calming collars collection, or build a calm retreat with our dog beds.