Gliho™ Calming Collar

3 collars = 3 months 3 collars per pack · each lasts about 30 days
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30-day guarantee
Free UK delivery
Drug-free
Description

A soft, adjustable calming collar that keeps a reassuring scent right under your dog's nose all day: home alone, in the car, at the vet, or on fireworks night.

It carries synthetic dog-appeasing pheromones, copies of the “you're safe” signals a mother dog gives her puppies, together with calming herbal extracts. His body warmth releases them gradually for about 30 days.

  • Drug-free: nothing to swallow, nothing to plug in
  • Adjustable, trim-to-fit band for most breeds
  • Each collar lasts about 30 days
  • Free UK delivery and a 30-day money-back guarantee

Not a medicine. If your dog's stress persists, speak to your vet.

How it Works

When puppies feed, their mother gives off a scent that tells them “you're safe, settle down”. Dogs keep recognising that signal for life.

The collar carries synthetic copies of it. His body warmth releases them slowly, so the reassurance sits right under his nose all day, wherever he goes.

  1. Take the collar out of its pouch and stretch it gently.
  2. Fasten it so two fingers fit underneath, then trim off the spare band.
  3. Leave it on. Swap in a fresh collar every 30 days to keep it going.
The Formula

Pheromones and herbal extracts, together in one collar.

  • Dog-appeasing pheromones (CAPs and MAPs): synthetic copies of the comforting signals a mother dog gives her puppies
  • Lavender, chamomile and lemongrass: gentle herbal extracts for extra relaxation
  • Slow-release band: his body warmth releases the scent gradually over about 30 days

No sedatives, nothing to swallow, nothing to plug in.

Fit & Safety
  • Adjustable and trim-to-fit for most breeds. Two fingers should fit underneath.
  • Check the fit daily, especially on growing or long-coated dogs.
  • Keep his normal ID collar on as well. Never clip a lead to the calming collar.
  • Take it off for baths and swimming.
  • Designed for adult dogs. Ask your vet before using it on a puppy, or a pregnant, nursing or unwell dog.
What the research shows

It's not bad behaviour. It's how a stressed dog copes.

UK research keeps landing on the same point: when a dog is stressed, it shows up in what he does, not just how he seems.

🐶 UK dogs, by the numbers
76%

of UK dogs show at least one behaviour their owners would rather they didn't.¹

52%

bark at noises outside the front door.¹

26%

can't relax when they're left home alone. Most of it comes down to a dog who doesn't feel safe, not a naughty one.¹

¹Source: Dogs Trust National Dog Survey 2024, dogstrust.org.uk. Figures describe UK dogs in general, not results from using Gliho. Every dog is different.

Real Dogs, Real Moments

The stressful bits of life the collar is made for

Home-alone stress
He howls the second I leave…
Home-alone stress
Calm that stays when you go
Fireworks night
Every firework, straight behind the sofa
Fireworks night
Reassurance that doesn't need a plug
Car & vet trips
He knows the vet's route and starts shaking
Car & vet trips
Calm he can take with him

He's not being naughty. He's stressed.

The puddle by the door. The howling the neighbours hear the second you leave. The chewed skirting board. The shaking at every bang. Most dogs who do these things aren't being naughty or stubborn. They're scared.

It's the only way they can tell you they don't feel safe. Telling him off can't fix a feeling. Helping him feel safe can.

Accidents indoors
Howling when left
Chewing & scratching
Fireworks & storms
Vet & car trips
Scared rescue
The science, simply

How does a collar calm him?

When puppies feed, their mother gives off a scent that tells them “you're safe, settle down”. Dogs keep recognising that signal for life.

The Gliho collar carries a synthetic copy of it. His body warmth releases it slowly, so the reassurance sits right under his nose all day, wherever he goes. Nothing to swallow, nothing to plug in.

Settled when you leave
Braver around bangs
Calmer car trips
Less shaking at the vet
Collar or diffuser?

Why a collar over a plug-in?

Diffusers and collars work the same way — using calming scents your dog recognises as safe. The real question is where you want that calm to be with him.

A diffuser is a good fit if his stress stays in one room. A collar is the simpler choice if his nervous moments show up in more than one place: at home, in the car, on walks, at the vet.

Right under his nose, always

The calming scent sits a few inches from his nose all day. Wherever he settles — the sofa, the car seat, his bed — the reassurance is already there.

Travels with him

A lot of what stresses a dog happens outside the home: car journeys, the vet, kennel stays, walks past other dogs, fireworks in the garden. The collar comes with him through all of it.

Covers every room on its own

You don't have to work out which rooms he spends time in. One collar covers the hallway, upstairs on the bed, the garden, even the car — no planning around sockets.

Simple to live with

Put it on and that's it. Nothing to plug in, nothing to switch on, no refills to remember. It just works in the background.

How do you use it?

Slip On & Relax
Take it out of the pouch and place it around his neck
1

Take it out of the pouch and place it around his neck

Fasten so two fingers fit underneath, then trim the spare
2

Fasten so two fingers fit underneath, then trim the spare

Leave it on — swap in a fresh collar every 30 days
3

Leave it on — swap in a fresh collar every 30 days

Check the fit daily
Check the fit dailyKeep his normal ID collar on too, and never clip a lead to the calming collar. Take it off for baths and swimming.
Before you buy

Beware of cheap collars

Lots of cheap calming collars look just like ours in the photos. The difference is inside. Most fall into one of two camps: herbal-only, with no dog-appeasing pheromone at all, or a single pheromone, missing the rest of the signals a mother dog uses to settle her puppies.

Gliho does both. Three dog-appeasing pheromones for the full calming message, plus the herbal scents for extra relaxation — so he's not getting half the picture.

Herbal only

Just scented oils, no pheromone

Lavender, chamomile and lemongrass smell relaxing to us, but on their own they aren't the dog-appeasing pheromone a mother dog gives her puppies. Lots of cheap collars stop there.

One pheromone

A single signal, not the full set

Some collars include a dog-appeasing pheromone, but usually just one. A mother dog gives her puppies more than one calming cue, so a single pheromone only covers part of what reassures him.

Not on the label

“Natural calming” isn't a pheromone

If the box says “natural calming formula” but never names a specific pheromone, assume it isn't in there. The ingredients list is the only honest check.

What Gliho does

3 pheromones + calming herbal extracts

Gliho pairs three dog-appeasing pheromones with the calming herbal scents, so he gets the full “you're safe” signal and gentle relaxation at the same time — not one in place of the other.

Calmer dogs, in their owners' words

Reviews

What dog owners are saying

Honest reviews from Gliho customers. Photo reviews first.

Customer review photo

30 Days Money Back Guarantee

Every collar comes with our 30-day satisfaction guarantee. Let him wear it at home, in the car and on walks, and if you don't see a positive change, contact us within 30 days of delivery for a full refund.

Try it 100% risk-free

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does one collar last?

Each collar releases its calming scent for about 30 days. Every pack holds 3 collars, so one pack covers about 90 days. Swap in a fresh collar each month to keep the calm going.

Will it fit my dog?

The band is adjustable and trims to size, so it suits most breeds. Fasten it so two fingers fit underneath, then cut off the spare. If you're unsure about a very large or very small dog, email us before ordering.

Should I get the collar or a diffuser?

A diffuser calms the room it's plugged into. The collar goes with him: home alone, in the car, at the vet, on walks and in the garden on fireworks night. If his stress shows up in more than one place, the collar is the simpler choice.

Can he wear it with his normal collar?

Yes. Keep his ID collar or harness on as usual, and fit the calming collar loosely alongside it. Don't clip a lead to the calming collar.

What if it gets wet?

A splash or a rainy walk won't hurt it. Pat it dry and carry on. Take it off for baths and swimming.

How soon will I notice a difference?

Some dogs settle within days, others take a couple of weeks. Every dog is different. If you don't see a positive change within 30 days, our money-back guarantee covers you.

Is it suitable for puppies?

It's designed for adult dogs. Please ask your vet before using it on a puppy, or on a pregnant, nursing or unwell dog.

Is this a substitute for veterinary advice?

No. If his behaviour changes suddenly or you're worried about his health, speak to your vet. Gliho supports a calmer dog and doesn't diagnose or treat any condition.

Can't find your answer? Email us at information@gliho.com

Gliho™ Calming Collar
£14.00