Deeper sleep
21 days
to more deep and REM sleep in rats
- Rats on an earthing mat spent less time awake and more time in deep and REM sleep.Ye et al., 2024
- Adults sleeping grounded for eight weeks nearly all reported better sleep.Ghaly & Teplitz, 2004
Grounding wellness for pets
Meet the pet bed
that does more.
Premium orthopaedic comfort with built-in grounding technology
Deeper RestComfier JointsCalmer at HomeEasier MorningsFaster Bounce-Back
Discover the bed Grounding, brought indoors
Like lying in the grass. Without leaving the living room.
Dogs are made to rest on the earth. The Grounding Heart bed brings that connection inside, to the spot they already love most.
Discover the bedHow it works
Why indoor pets miss out
Animals evolved in constant contact with the earth. Today most pets spend their day on carpet, floorboards and synthetic bedding, with only brief ground contact on walks. The Grounding Heart Pet Bed adds that contact back during the 12+ hours a day your pet spends resting.
- Conductive fibres in the sleep surface link to your home's earthing system.
- It draws no electricity. The cord connects to the earth pin only.
- Fur insulates, so contact happens through paw pads, nose and belly.
The benefits
What owners look for
Deeper rest
May help your pet settle faster, with less pacing and fewer night wake-ups.
Calmer at home
Designed to support relaxation when home alone, or during storms and visitors.
Joint comfort
Supports everyday comfort for stiff joints, especially in senior and large pets.
Easier mornings
Less stiffness getting up after a long sleep.
Faster bounce-back
May help recovery after big walks, beach days and agility.
Soothes itchy skin
Supports a healthy response to inflammation, helping calm irritated skin and ease the urge to scratch.
Setup
Set up in a minute.
Connect the cord to the bed, plug it into the earth pin of any correctly wired wall socket, and let them rest. No batteries, no electricity through the bed.
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Connect the cord
02
Plug into wall socket
03
Let them rest
Proof
See the connection
A multimeter shows the change in body voltage the moment a paw touches the bed. No power, just a connection to earth.
What to expect
Give it six to eight weeks
Some pets take to it straight away, others gradually. Experiences vary.
Signs to watch
- Where they choose to sleep
- How long they take to settle
- Stiffness when getting up
- Behaviour when left alone
Safety & setup
Simple by design.
The cord connects only to the grounding port of a correctly wired outlet. No live electricity flows through the bed. Check your outlet with an appropriate socket tester before use, keep cables away from chewing, and follow the supplied setup instructions.
Grounding fabric
Commercial-grade upholstery
Memory foam headrest
Full waterproof encasement
Cloud comfort memory foam
Orthopaedic memory foam
Non-slip base
The difference
Conductive grounding fabric sits right where your pet rests, connecting them to the earth through your home's ground socket. A fully waterproof layer encases the whole inner bed, protecting every foam layer at once.
The research
What the studies say
Calmer nervous system
67%
rise in vagal tone, a marker of calm, in premature infants
- Grounding cut skin voltage by about 95% and raised vagal tone while connected.Passi et al., 2017
- Stressed rats with an earthing mat showed less anxiety-like behaviour.Park et al., 2023
Easier recovery
32 men
showed less muscle damage after exercise when grounded
- Grounding significantly reduced a blood marker of muscle damage versus sham.Brown, Chevalier & Hill, 2015
- Grounded sleepers differed in pain scores and markers of muscle damage.Brown, Chevalier & Hill, 2010
Dogs, cats and people share the same core systems for stress, sleep and inflammation. Research in people and rats gives us good reason to expect similar effects in dogs and cats, and we look forward to pet-specific trials.
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Grounding is a wellness practice, not a veterinary treatment. Results vary. If your pet is unwell or in pain, see your vet.