Quiet Hours, Happy Pets: Low-Stimulus Enrichment for Anxious Dogs

Published: March 06, 2026

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Dogs don't need constant noise or flashy toys. For anxious or overstimulated pups, try: 1) Frozen broth in a lick mat—slow, calming focus. 2) A 'snuffle blanket' made from a towel with kibble tucked in knots. 3) Rotate toys weekly to renew interest without overload. 4) Place a worn T-shirt with your scent in their bed. 5) Use cardboard boxes with hidden treats—simple, quiet problem-solving. Less can be more.

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