Calming collars, calming treats and no-shock training bundles for dogs. Nothing in this range uses shock or static.
How to choose the right product
If your dog is generally unsettled and you are not trying to interrupt a specific behaviour, the calming collar or the calming treats on their own are the simplest place to start. The collar is a pheromone collar, worn continuously and replaced every 60 days. The treats are a complementary feed, given by body weight. Both are non-sedating, and results vary from dog to dog.
If barking or recall is the main issue, the bundles pair a training collar with calming support. The Anti-Bark bundle includes an automatic citronella collar, a spare refill and the calming treats. The Ultimate bundle adds the pheromone collar. The 4-in-1 Remote bundle swaps the automatic collar for the remote one, which has tone, eight levels of vibration and citronella spray.
Automatic or remote comes down to whether you will be there. An automatic collar responds to barking on its own, which suits barking at things that happen while you are out — the post, next door’s dog, someone passing the window. A remote collar does nothing while you are out; it is for training you are present for, such as recall or pre-empting the doorbell.
One important exception. A dog who barks or panics because they have been left alone is not a training problem. That is separation-related distress, and putting a spray collar on a dog who is already frightened adds something unpleasant they cannot escape. Speak to your vet or a qualified behaviourist before buying any equipment, and the same goes for a dog who is genuinely frightened of fireworks or thunder.
Keep continuous collar wear under 12 hours, whichever collar you choose.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a bundle, or can I buy the calming collar or treats on their own?
Either. The pheromone collar and the calming treats are sold individually for dogs who need no training correction. The bundles add a no-shock training collar for a dog with a barking or recall issue as well.
Is a bundle cheaper than buying the items separately?
Yes. Each bundle costs less than the same items bought individually — the saving is shown on each bundle’s own page, since prices change.
Which product should I choose for a puppy?
Check the minimum age and weight on the individual product page. Most are intended for adult dogs, so confirm suitability before buying for a puppy.
How quickly will I see a difference?
We would not put a timescale on it. It depends on the dog and on what is driving the behaviour, and none of these products replaces training. Behaviour that has built up over months does not change in a weekend, and if nothing shifts it is worth asking a vet or a qualified behaviourist what is actually going on.
Do any of these give a shock?
No. Nothing in this range uses shock or static. The training collars work by tone, vibration or citronella spray.







