Get used to them first
Dogs accept new gear best when it is introduced calmly.
- Start with 30 seconds and a treat
- Build up to two calm minutes
- Practice before you need them
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PawBerry™ Calming Dog Ear Muffs
Comfortable ear coverings for dogs during fireworks, thunderstorms, travel and other noisy moments.
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Product information
Comfortable ear coverings for dogs during fireworks, thunderstorms, travel and other noisy moments. Available in Black, Gray, Pink and Blue.
Directions for use
Introduce gradually with short, positive sessions: begin with 30 seconds and a treat, extend to two calm minutes, then fit them before expected noise. Always supervise your dog and remove them if they seem uncomfortable.
Choosing a size
S: crown 9.84–14.96 in (25–38 cm), suggested weight 16.5–38.5 lb (7.5–17.5 kg).
M: crown 13.78–18.9 in (35–48 cm), suggested weight 38.5–66 lb (17.5–30 kg).
L: crown 17.72–23.62 in (45–60 cm), suggested weight 66–93.5 lb (30–42.5 kg).
The ear muffs should stay in place without feeling tight.
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Benefits
Take your dog's comfort to the next level
Fireworks
Introduce them before the show starts.
Thunderstorms
Build a calmer routine before the first rumble.
Travel
A familiar fit for car rides and trips.
Busy places
Comfort when the world gets loud.
Why it matters
For the moment the first boom hits
Trembling, panting, pacing, hiding: many dog parents know the signs and feel helpless watching. PawBerry ear muffs give you one simple thing to add to your routine, introduced at your dog's own pace.
- Something practical to do when your dog trembles, paces or hides
- Practice on quiet days so they feel familiar before the noise
- Always supervised and easy to remove
Key features
Made for comfortable wear
Never left alone
Your dog still needs you and their senses.
- Always supervise your dog
- Remove if your dog seems uncomfortable
- Never force them on
A fit that stays put
A poor fit is the most common reason muffs get rejected.
- Sizes S, M and L
- Should stay in place without feeling tight
- Check the fit and watch for discomfort
Size guide
Find the right fit
Measure around your dog's head (crown circumference) before ordering. The ear muffs should stay in place without feeling tight.
| Size | Crown circumference | Suggested weight |
|---|---|---|
| S | 9.84–14.96 in / 25–38 cm | 16.5–38.5 lb / 7.5–17.5 kg |
| M | 13.78–18.9 in / 35–48 cm | 38.5–66 lb / 17.5–30 kg |
| L | 17.72–23.62 in / 45–60 cm | 66–93.5 lb / 30–42.5 kg |
What worries dog parents
Real worries, honest answers
"I hate watching them shake"
Trembling, panting, pacing and hiding are hard to watch. Ear muffs give you one simple thing to try, alongside your usual comfort routine.
"Will they even stay on?"
Fit is the big one. Pick the size that sits comfortably without feeling tight, and practice with treats in quiet moments first.
"Will it block everything?"
No, and we won't pretend it does. Ear muffs are designed to soften noise, not erase it, and results vary from dog to dog.
"I don't have time to prepare"
Do it before the day comes: a few short sessions on quiet days, so they feel familiar when the fireworks or storm start.
What to expect
A calmer routine, step by step
Go at your dog's pace. Every dog is different.
30 seconds and a treat
Let your dog sniff the ear muffs and wear them briefly, then reward calm behavior.
Two calm minutes
Build up gradually in a quiet room, with praise and breaks.
Before expected noise
Fit them before fireworks or a storm begins, supervise your dog, and remove them if they seem uncomfortable.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Will these make all noise disappear?
No. They are comfortable ear coverings designed to soften noisy moments, and results vary by dog and situation. Introduce them gradually and supervise your dog.
Will they stay on if my dog panics?
We can't promise that for every dog. Choose the right size, practice in calm moments first, and stay with your dog. If they try to remove them or seem distressed, take them off.
How do I choose a size?
Measure around your dog's head (crown circumference) and check the size guide: S is 9.84–14.96 in (25–38 cm), M is 13.78–18.9 in (35–48 cm) and L is 17.72–23.62 in (45–60 cm). If you are between sizes, use the suggested weight as a guide. The ear muffs should stay in place without feeling tight.
What if my dog does not like wearing them?
Start with short, positive sessions: 30 seconds and a treat, building up to two calm minutes. Never force them on, and remove them if your dog seems uncomfortable.
When should I put them on?
Practice during quiet moments first, then fit them before expected noise begins, such as fireworks or a storm.
Can my dog wear them unattended?
No. Always supervise your dog while they are wearing the ear muffs.
Is this enough for a very fearful dog?
Ear muffs are one tool, not a treatment. Pair them with a quiet safe space and your usual routine, and if your dog's fear is severe, talk to your veterinarian about additional support.
Which colors are available?
Black, Gray, Pink and Blue.
Ready when you are
Get ready for the next noisy moment
Choose your dog's size and favorite color.