Calming Anxiety Vest – Instantly Comforts Stressed or Anxious Pets

🐾 Your Pet Gets Anxious Too — Here’s a Gentle Way to Help

Loud generators. Thunderstorms. Fireworks. Travel. New places.
Your pet may shake, pant, bark, hide, or become restless, these are signs of anxiety.

The Pawvela Calming Anxiety Vest uses a proven method called “deep pressure therapy” the same concept used in swaddling babies or weighted blankets. It gently applies pressure around your pet’s chest and shoulders, creating a hug-like effect that calms the nervous system.

It’s natural, drug-free, and surprisingly effective for many Nigerian pet owners, especially in urban areas.

✅ Why It’s a Game-Changer in Nigeria:

• Reduces Anxiety in Loud or Stressful Situations
  Ideal for thunder, fireworks, strangers, or vet visits.

• Comfortable, Adjustable Fit
  Soft, breathable material that wraps gently — not tight or harsh.

• No Medication or Sedation Needed
  Natural and side-effect free.

• Easy to Wear
  Velcro straps make it simple to put on and take off.

• Great for Travel or Car Rides
  Helps pets relax when moving around town or on road trips.

 

💡 When to Use:

• Fireworks or thunderstorm days (rainy season especially)

• Generator noise or NEPA outages

• Long car rides or unfamiliar places

• Vet appointments or crate time

• Guests or parties at home

 

🛍️ Perfect For:

• Nervous, barking, or restless dogs

• Cats who hide or scratch under stress

• Senior pets with separation anxiety

• Rescue animals adjusting to a new home

 

📦 What’s in the Pack?

• 1x Calming Pressure Vest

• Sizes: XS to XL (based on chest size & pet weight)

• Color: Grey or Blue (varies by model)

 

📌 Quick Specs:

Feature	Details
Material	Soft Cotton Blend or Breathable Fabric
Sizes	XS to XL
Adjustability	Velcro Straps
Washable	Yes (hand or gentle machine wash)
Use Duration	Wear during stress moments (up to 2-3 hrs)

 

🚚 Why Shop Pawvela?

• 🇳🇬 Fast, nationwide delivery

• 💵 Pay on Delivery available

• 💬 WhatsApp size guide and fit support

• 🐾 Trusted by local pet behaviorists and dog trainers