Hushwag

Hushwag Calm Hood Noise-Muffling Ear Wrap for Dogs

$24.99

Thunder rolls in. The fireworks start. Your dog starts shaking. The Hushwag Calm Hood gives them something to lean on: a snug, quiet layer over the ears that softens the...

Color: Grey
Size: SSize guide
  • Free US shipping. Tracked on every order. Usually arrives in 8–15 business days.
  • 30-day guarantee. Not right for your dog? Contact us and we'll make it right.
  • No pills, no batteries. Slip it on in seconds.

Comfort accessory, not a medical device. For dogs with severe noise fear, talk to your vet.

Hushwag Calm Hood $24.99

The details

Everything to know.

Thunder rolls in. The fireworks start. Your dog starts shaking.
The Hushwag Calm Hood gives them something to lean on: a snug, quiet layer over the ears that softens the boom and feels like a gentle hug.

  •  Softens loud noises: fireworks, thunder, vacuums, blow-dryers, traffic.
  •  Feels like a hug: light, even pressure around the head that many dogs find soothing.
  •  Nothing to swallow or charge: no pills, no batteries. Slip it on in seconds.
  •  Bath and swim friendly: water-resistant fabric helps keep ears dry at grooming time.
  •  Secure, adjustable fit: elastic stretch plus a hook-and-loop strap under the chin.

Why noise hits dogs so hard

Dogs hear far more than we do, and sudden bangs come with no warning and no explanation. That's why so many dogs pant, pace, hide or try to bolt on the Fourth of July and New Year's Eve. In studies , nearly half of the dogs surveyed were afraid of fireworks. You're not overreacting, and neither is your dog.

How the Calm Hood helps

The hood wraps snugly over your dog's ears and the back of the head. The padded fabric muffles sharp sounds before they reach the ear, and the light compression adds a feeling of security, the same idea behind swaddling a baby. Eyes, nose and mouth stay completely free.

Made for the loud moments

  • Fireworks nights and holidays
  • Thunderstorms
  • Baths, blow-drying and grooming
  • Vet visits, car rides and travel
  • Construction, parties and busy streets

Find the right size

Measure around your dog's head, over the ears. Between sizes? Choose the larger one.

Size Head circumference Typical weight
S 10–15 in (25–38 cm) 17–39 lb
M 14–19 in (35–48 cm) 39–66 lb
L 18–24 in (45–60 cm) 66–94 lb

How to use it (2 minutes a day)

  1. Introduce it on a calm day. Let your dog sniff it, give a treat, then put it on for 1–2 minutes.
  2. Build up to 10 minutes over a few days, always with treats and praise.
  3. On noisy days, put it on before the noise starts and stay close.
  4. Take it off once things are quiet. Use it only while you're around.

What's included

1 Hushwag Calm Hood in your chosen size and color.

Our "Calm or It's On Us" Guarantee

Every dog is different. If the Calm Hood isn't right for yours, contact us within 30 days and we'll make it right with a refund. Free US shipping with tracking on every order.

The Calm Hood is a comfort accessory, not a medical device. For dogs with severe noise fear, talk to your vet.

FAQ

Will it stop my dog from being scared?
It's designed to make loud noises feel softer and to add comforting pressure. Many dogs settle faster with it, but every dog reacts differently, which is why we offer a 30-day guarantee.

Can my dog see, eat and breathe normally?
Yes. It covers only the ears and the back of the head.

How long can my dog wear it?
During the noisy moment, while you're nearby. Don't leave your dog alone while wearing it.

My dog hates wearing things. Will this work?
Start slowly with the steps above and lots of treats. Most dogs get used to it within a few short sessions.

How do I clean it?
Hand wash with mild soap and let it air dry.

When will it arrive?
Orders ship with tracking and usually arrive within 8–15 business days.

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Pair it with

The Quiet Nail Grinder

Nail day doesn't have to be a wrestling match. A soft, low hum instead of a loud buzz, plus a built-in light that helps you see the quick. Covering the ears during grooming helps noise-sensitive dogs stay relaxed.