Furry Buddy™ Snuggle Cave

Furry Buddy™ Snuggle Cave

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Help Your Pet To Overcome His Anxiety!

If you're a dog lover, it can be hard to watch your normally calm puppy become stressed during thunderstorms or fireworks.

You may notice him or her shivering, panting, barking, howling, whining, pacing restlessly, drooling, exhibiting destructive behavior, or trying to hide.

Our bed is designed to help reduce or eliminate anxiety and stress in pets, creating a peaceful and comforting environment for them to relax.

It retains body heat, providing natural warmth that soothes aching muscles and joints and is particularly beneficial for older dogs or those suffering from arthritis.

Machine washable on low heat for easy maintenance: Easy to clean and maintain, ensuring the bed stays fresh and hygienic for your pet’s comfort.

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Furry Buddy™ Snuggle Cave

Furry Buddy™ Snuggle Cave

 
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Why Is Our Anti-Anxiety Cave Bed So Special?

The lives of dogs may seem carefree, but new research shows that our dogs often suffer from anxiety. According to the study, which looked at the behavior of more than 13,000 dogs in Finland, 72.5 percent of the animals showed traits such as fearfulness, noise sensitivity, separation behavior, or aggression.

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No More Anxiety

No More Sleep Issues

Healthier Skin And Hair

Supports Joint And Muscle Health

Longer Lifespan For Pets

Helping Dogs with Severe Phobias During Storms and Fireworks!

Will drugs help relieve my dog's fear?

Although drugs may be useful in some cases, they should only be given under veterinary supervision. To be effective, they must be absorbed and active in the body BEFORE any noise starts or panic sets in. This is usually at least an hour before the event. Sedatives may help the pet sleep through the event or be less aware of the stimuli but do not reduce anxiety. Anti-anxiety drugs may reduce anxiety and panic but may not calm the dog sufficiently.

What about scolding or punishing my dog?

Do not punish your dog, it only confirms to him that there is something to fear and will make him worse. In addition, if you are upset or anxious about your pet's behavior, this will also make your dog more anxious.

Should I try to reassure my dog?

Do not fuss, pet, or try to reassure your dog when he is scared, since he may regard this as a reward for the behavior he is engaging in at that time. By rewarding the behavior, it may become increasingly intense with each future exposure! Although it may be difficult, try to ignore any fearful behavior that occurs.

What should I do that would be helpful?

Get ready for the next storm! Distract the dog. If your dog is afraid of thunder, play soothing music to drown out the thunder. Give your dog a safe place to stay! That's why we created the Anti-Anxiety Cave Bed! Put familiar objects around it, such as your dog's favorite toys and water bowl.