A gentle, constant hug that helps your dog settle through thunder, fireworks and storms. Slips on in seconds.
Sizing chartMost dogs adjust within one or two uses. It is a soft-shell pullover with no straps to fight with, so they forget it is on quickly. Let them sniff it first, then reward with a treat when you put it on. If they are stubborn, do five minutes a day for a few days and they come around.
Yes. Wash on a gentle cycle with cool water and air dry. Skip the tumble dryer and it holds its shape far longer.
Orders are processed within 1 to 2 business days, with delivery typically taking 5 to 9 business days after shipment. Tracking is emailed as soon as it leaves the warehouse.
Hurricane season is what brought most people here. But the vest works on anything that reliably sets your dog off, because it is not treating the noise, it is giving them steady pressure to hold onto while it happens.
The crack, the pressure drop and the static all hit at once. Put it on before the storm arrives rather than during it and most dogs settle within minutes.
Fourth of July, New Year, and the neighbours who start a week early. The snood over the ears is doing real work here.
Separation anxiety is the one people do not expect it to help with. Put it on ten minutes before you go, not as you walk out, so it is not a signal that you are leaving.
Long trips, traffic, the crate in the back. Good for dogs who pace and pant the whole drive.
The waiting room, the table, the clippers. Take it with you and put it on before you go in.
Hoovers, blenders, the garage door, the doorbell. The everyday stuff that turns a calm dog into a shaking one.
A house full of strangers is its own kind of storm. Gives an overwhelmed dog something steady while the room is loud.
Some dogs pace or whine at night for no reason you can see. A short wear before bed helps a lot of them settle.
PupHug is a comfort garment, not a medical device or a treatment. Every dog is different. For persistent or severe anxiety, speak with your veterinarian.
Steady, even pressure across the chest and back is the same principle behind swaddling a baby. During a storm your dog is hit from every direction at once by the noise, the pressure drop and the static. The vest gives them one constant, predictable feeling to hold onto instead.
Most calming wraps stop at the body and leave the ears wide open, which is where the thunder actually gets in. The PupHug snood pulls up over the ears and neck to take the edge off the noise, and folds down flat the rest of the time.
No buckles, no velcro to tear at, nothing to adjust in the dark while your dog is already panicking. Over the head, front legs through, done in about ten seconds even on a nervous dog. Put it on before the storm arrives rather than during it.
I put it on during her tail-chasing sessions and she calms down immediately. After ten minutes I take it off again. The size is good for my Jack Russell.
This is a good fit for my large cross breed, about 100 lb. It did help with all the fireworks going off.
This fits my flat-coated retriever perfectly. I bought one size smaller first and it was okay, but this one is great.
The jacket arrived fast. It is very nice, well made and fits perfectly. My dog is afraid of thunder, fireworks and gunshots, and I did not expect to be able to test it the same day I got it.
Everything in order. Good quality fabric and the measurements match the chart. My dog seems calmer wearing it. We will see how he does with the fireworks.
Seems like really nice quality. I like it.
My dog loves his security vest. He is also more calm.
Quick delivery. The description is very accurate and the material is good quality. The sizing is correct.
It looks well made and seems comfortable for the dog. I hope it helps with his fear of storms.
Great. The fabric feels good quality and stretchy.
Fits well and looks good on him.
Nice fit, good material.
Perfect. It fit exactly after taking the measurements.
It is very good, nice to the touch.
As always, everything perfect.
Have not tried it in a storm yet, but it seems to be made of good material and looks breathable.
Smaller than expected, but it looks good.
The XXL was a bit too big for my 48 lb staffie. Effectiveness remains to be seen over time.
Everything is fine with it, but it turned out too large in the chest for mine so I am exchanging it. Good product though.
Unfortunately the neckline is tight. It was not suitable for my dog.
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Measure around the widest part of the chest, just behind the front legs. Between two sizes? Size up.
| Size | Weight | Chest girth |
|---|---|---|
| XS | Under 10 lb | 11-14 in |
| S | 10-20 lb | 14-18 in |
| M | 20-40 lb | 18-23 in |
| L | 40-60 lb | 23-28 in |
| XL | 60-80 lb | 28-32 in |
| XXL | 80-100 lb | 32-36 in |
| XXXL | 100 lb and up | 36-40 in |
Snug enough that the pressure stays steady, loose enough to slide two fingers underneath. If it shifts around while they walk, size down. If they seem restricted, size up. If you are between sizes, size up.
Yes. Anything that reliably sets them off, from the Fourth of July to vet visits, travel and vacuums. It is not just for storms.
No. Plenty of dogs settle with the snood folded down and only want it up during the loudest part. Try it both ways and let your dog tell you.
A few hours at a time is fine. Take it off between storms so the pressure stays novel, and never leave it on an unsupervised or crated dog.
Size up. A vest that is slightly roomy still delivers even pressure. One that is too tight will get pulled off, and a tight neckline is the single most common complaint on wraps like this.
Send it back within 30 days for a full refund. Every dog is different and some need more than a wrap. We would rather refund you than argue about it.
Try it through a full storm season. If your dog is not calmer in it, email us inside 30 days and we will refund you. No photos, no hoops.
