Happy Hoodie The Original Dog & Cat Calming Band, Anxiety Relief/Noise Protection-Grooming-Thunder-Fireworks (Large, Purple)

It really works!!! We have a 16 lb Beagle who is very noise sensitive. He wore it today during our road trip and fell asleep. He was calm and relaxed. In the past he would pant and never get to a point of relaxation in the car even when he was being held. At one point, I took it off and he became anxious. I immediately put it back on him and he fell asleep. We are thrilled that we found it.

This product is absolutely perfect! The material is terry cloth I think and it is snug but not overly tight. I got it to keep my dog's ears out of their food. I have 2 King Charles Cavaliers and they don't mind when I put it on them because they know it signals dinner time! Also, they are so darn cute!

I have a Rescue Chihuahua who developed a Hematoma. So the intent was to keep her fro doing the head flip, hence the Ear Flip in order to reduce the damage to her blood vessels in the ear. The product works fine when it remains in place. It does seem to also settle the dog down a bit. The one drawback, it could be a little longer so it would stay in place longer.

BUY THIS HOODIE!! I have tried all kinds of calming chews, thunder shirt, which helps, but this morning was the first storm that my dog actually calmed down and went to sleep! We adopted her when she was appx 3 years old, and she’s 10 now. They said she was found in a thunderstorm, so we assume that’s why she jumps when a fly goes by her ear. This hoodie was magic! She wasn’t barking all night keeping us awake! I cannot believe how quickly she adjusted to it. As soon as it started to thunder, I followed the instructions and only tried to take it off once. Amazing product and great material! She’s a red heeler mix and I ordered the L and it fit perfectly.

My dog got an aural hematoma, and I needed to keep his ears pinned to his head so he would stop shaking them and reopening the wound.Pros: This worked like a charm when I first used it. Tight enough to hold his ear in place, but not too tight that he seemed uncomfortable. Also, it seemed to calm him down, so it seems like it would be great for an anxious dog on even loud car ridesCons: We opened the hematoma while the hood was on, so it got dirty. We washed it just in the sink, and the elasticity seems to have disappeared. There may be a way to wash this without it happening, but it our case, it lost its effectiveness after washing

Works really well. Our dog was stressed out when blow drying her after a bath. This makes it so much easier— she’s so much more patient. It might work for thunderstorms, but haven’t tried it yet. Wish we found this earlier. We needed an XL for our 65 lb Labrador.

My dog has chronic ear infections, and has had 2 hematomas, one on each ear.He is a semi-large pit-dane (70-80 lbs).He was an ear flapper before hematomas, and remains one after. So, in order for him to not blow out his ears I got this to help hold them down.So a couple of things to note:1) They will still flap, and some MIGHT try and paw at it, so pay attention to your pet. Flapping with this one, nothing will move if they don't paw at it incessantly. Its decently tight, and offers ear support.2) It is soft and stretchy, so easy to get around most dog heads, its almost like a head-sock in that way.3) Most important one to me: If your dog CURRENTLY has an ear infection, or has had surgery... you WILL need to CLEAN REGULARLY. This device will not dry the inside of your dog's ears, so covering it up will keep it icky if left with moisture.If its gunky-infection it may be difficult to use this. It will get crusted up easily and youll have to wash it. If you leave it in too long the crush will make it stick to their fur and make it gross as well as uncomfortable to remove later.I would recommend some supervised Air-Dry time several times a day, or a cone instead if its a recent surgery or gunky ear infection.Now, if your dog does NOT get ear infections, and just is a flapper/ear scratcher this would probably work very well without much worry. Just clean ears regularly, wash this when it gets covered in hair or dander to prevent likelihood of creating an infection using it.I wouldnt say they are noise cancelling, though maybe noise dampening. Some dogs might find relief from it, some might find discomfort. Depends on the dog.I can see the use from this product, but it did not work for my purposes unfortunately. No fault of the product I feel, It just did not fit my needs. Just think about it a minute, and be willing to take a loss if its not for your dog.

Overall this was the best in it's class and we tried 3 others. We had a foster dog that was worse than any dog I've seen with storms, fireworks, etc. she became a four-legged wrecking ball, which only added to her misery. This worked as long as it stayed on. She was a 1yr old, so when she had it on, she was great; but when playing (running, jumping, rolling, pouncing) it would slip down her neck...so every 45min-hr, you were chasing her down to fix it. When she settled and at bedtime, worked like a champ! Material quality, thickness, color, sizing, all as described. She was right in the size range; just perhaps a little too active?